Thrilling Thursday! And Grati’s blogging about Richard Armitage reaches 5 years, August 25, 2016 Gratiana Lovelace (Post #958)

I have to start with the thrilling part first—another wonderful Richard Armitage in Berlin Station wallpaper by the oh so talented artist Ann Boudreau (Thanks for sharing!):

#RichardArmitage ~ Undercover Agent Daniel Miller … /̵͇̿̿/'̿̿ ̿ ̿̿

** TY to @Inkgirl71 for making the pic larger. pic.twitter.com/xO6MAAnQRY

— Ann Boudreau (@AnnBoudreauArt) August 24, 2016

Doesn’t the exquisitely talented British actor Richard Armitage portraying Daniel Miller in the EPIX produced upcoming tv show Berlin Station look divine when he glowers?  Smoulder thy name is Richard!  He can come spy with me any time he wants to.  *wink*  Ha!

And the film noir look of the wallpaper with its darkened hues—especially of the blood red piping—with the steel and glass structures for contrast in the background certainly add to the intrigue that the Berlin Station spy series is all about.

 

And oh yeah!  I have been at this blogging gig here at my Something About Love blog for 5 years!  Who knew that this blogging thing could be so much fun?

I will spare you a dry as burnt toast statistics run down of my blog, and instead I share with you my heartfelt thanks to everyone who has ever visited, commented, and/or liked one of my essay posts, story chapter posts, graphics, or videos (I want to tackle learning how to gif next), etc.    I really enjoy reading your comments!   And I truly appreciate your support and encouragement.

And I absolutely could not illustrate my stories and essays, create graphics, vids, etc., without the wonderful resource that is the Richard Armitage Net site!  Thanks, Ali!

We are a lovely community of diverse individuals and cultures in the Richard Armitage fandom—all coming together to share about Richard Armitage, his theatrical projects, and his philanthropy.    The flags of countries at the bottom of my sidebar at right is symbolic of that diversity.   I feel very blessed to have made so many friends around the world.

So via Google Translate:  Merci beaucoup, Много вам хвала, Muchas gracias, Mulțumesc foarte mult, 非常感谢你, Muito obrigado, Ευχαριστώ πολύ, Dziękuję Ci bardzo, Asante sana, Vielen Dank, большое спасибо, and thank you very much, etc!

And I must also give a very special thank you to Richard Armitage for being the talented, charming, kind, and compassionate fellow that he is—and for him inspiring myself and others to explore our own creativity, and to create friendships and bonds of sympathy with each other.

My goal in my blogging is, as always, reflected in my blog’s title:  Something About Love.  Thanks so much for sharing this journey with me!  There is more to come.

Hugs & Love!  Grati  ;->