“It Was Widely Believed That Lennon’s Relationship With McCartney Was At Its Lowest Point At This

Look what came in the mail today! 

I'm 100% certain Aziraphale and Crowley will have their happily ever after. Here's why, everything has already happened. "It starts, as it will end, with a garden. In this case, the Garden of Eden, and with an apple," God, season 1 episode 1. God is telling Crowley and Aziraphale's love story because she's their biggest fan. She's been there for every moment of their relationship, from their starry angelic meetcute to all their reunions which were mostly accidental at first, then increasingly planned and desired. She knows everything they do down to the smallest detail, like all their secret rendezvous, The Arrangement, that they've been meeting in St. James's park for a very long time. She probably analyzes their arguments like anyone else committed to their OTP and celebrates every time they remember how important they are to each other.

I think that if the show sticks to what was promised--the ending in a garden, then Aziraphale and Crowley will pledge their love in the garden in front of witnesses like Jesus, whose second coming is less bloody than expected and who is very happy to see the demon who showed him all the wonders of the world. Maybe he'll even help Crowley rescue Aziraphale.

I also think that God will speak to Crowley and Aziraphale, using Crowley's angel name, which will change him back into an angel. Names are very important in this world.

And they lived happily ever after. The end.

This episode really hits hard as a mom of 1 adult, 1 older teen, and 1 kiddo 😮‍💨😭🥺☺️🥹

Good catch!

I love how Crowley and Aziraphale's teeny little half miracles to hide Gabriel actually worked because when Michael, Uriel, and Saraqael show up at the bookshop they don't recognize him at all. It's such great continuity.

My favorite part:

Michael looking at Gabriel, "Don't I--don't I know you?"

Gabriel, intently, "Yes. You do. I'm the assistant book seller. I opened the door for you."

"What you went through went through this year is without a doubt the most important lesson anybody can learn when they're going through transformation. It's never a perfect ride. Transformation is never perfect. But when you fall you can get back up. You can fall without failing and that's exactly what you learned how to do."

Done! Here are my very brief immediate thoughts based on the main reason many of us chose to read this book--the possibility of a published author confirming McLennon that goes beyond platonic. It's a fascinating book, never boring, full of deep information that carries you along like the ship John piloted through a massive Atlantic storm (near Bermuda of all places? Could you imagine if John had disappeared in the Triangle?? 😮.) Leslie does not end up with a sexual McLennon conclusion, though I disagree with him based on his very own book. I guess it's only fair though, none of us outside the most intimate of the Beatles circle can be absolutely sure, and that's just a simple fact. He gets as close as possible though, comparing John and Paul to a very deep and meaningful friendship between two French men in the late 1500s, Michel de Montaigne and Étienne de La Boétie, which was also cut short by the death of one, while the other grieved for the rest of his life. In conclusion, the book is beautiful, John & Paul were beautiful, their love was beautiful. Read it, but know that he sees a very complex soul mated platonic love. Just so, you know, you're not disappointed waiting for the secret Liverpudlian wedding reveal. 😉☺️😇

That Ineffable Husbands tarot Kickstarter hit the goal! 🥳🤩🥳🤩

A simple art quote I made inspired by one of the sweetest and most romantic scenes I've ever read. ☺️