THE PEEP BEHIND THE CREEP!

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*kicks down your door* GAUDETE GAUDETE CHRISTUS EST NATUS EX MARIIIIIA VIRGINEEE GAUDETEEEEEE
Anonymous

english-history-trip:

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allieinarden:

*yanks out a tambourine* TEMPUS ADEST GRATIAAAAE HOC QUOD OPTABAAAAAMUS CARMINA LAETITIAAAAE DEVOTAE REDAAAAMUS, GAU–

It’s that special tiiime of yeeear…

Strap the hell in everybody, it’s drum-whackin time

Ever since last week when the very tall random dude having a mental health episode climbed onto the rooftop three times at 3am to keep trying to get inside our back door, my hypervigilant insomnia and paranoia have been fucking Excellent! We got top tier shit out here!!

Between that and having MY NAME spraypainted in dripping red letters onto our dumpster in the alleyway inexplicably I am just so glad I’m living in viral marketing for a slasher film. Not sure yet if the premise is supposed to be that some shit’s coming for me or if I’M supposed to be driven over the edge into a psychotic episode by this shit and decide to embrace my Scream-esque dissociative/delusional genre-savviness and murder the pizza man or something, but it’s going fucking great so far.

Oh AND the landlord told me the trapped child ghost has been harassing the business downstairs again even though they thought she’d passed on after they talked to the medium. Living the fucking DREAM out here in Hellmouth, Tennessee, and gripping at reality like a wet bar of fucking soap these days!

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aleyma:
“ Greek, Pair of gold earrings with Ganymede and the eagle, c.330-300 BC (source).
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aleyma:

Greek, Pair of gold earrings with Ganymede and the eagle, c.330-300 BC (source).

Having been flung bodily back into my childhood Nelson phase by the tender hands of Patrick O’Brian, I’ve been looking at historical crap I haven’t seen since middle school and I’m slowly sinking into a mild crisis

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ltwilliammowett:

Fantasy model of an English ship, of approximate precision and scale. It is presented on its base and in its original display case, both in straw marquetry.

sailor’s work: [pontoon prisoner]
place of creation: England
date of creation: between 4th quarter 18th century and 1st quarter 19th century

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Invent me a language of love. You could do it. By

Clyde Fitch to Oscar Wilde, quoted in Kevin Lane Dearinger’s Clyde Fitch and the American Theatre: An Olive in the Cocktail, p.65

Clyde, who had a brief relationship with Oscar, wrote these words to him after reading Oscar’s short story The Portrait of Mr W. H - about a group of men fascinated with proving the existence of a William Hughes, theorised to be Shakespeares lover and the dedicatee of his sonnets. If you want, you can read or download the full text here.

Clyde wrote to Oscar:

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nobodysflower:

here is your gentle reminder that there are dandelions growing through cracks in the sidewalk. there is a fence lizard on the porch who is growing a new tail. there are trees growing through an abandoned house, branches tearing through the ceiling, ferns carpeting the floor. there is life pushing forward, pushing through.