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Me, while reading The Lord of the Rings: So, are we ever going to learn what the deal is with Gandalf and the other wizards? Tolkien: How do you mean? Me: Well, they're clearly very long lived, they came from over the sea many ages ago, Gandalf at least can do magic; so what exactly are they? Are they Elves, are they Men, are they something else? Tolkien: Angels. Me: Ah, okay. Me: ... Me: ......what. Tolkien: They're angels in human form. Me: What? Tolkien: And Sauron is also an angel. Me: What??? Tolkien: Maybe I should have expanded upon that in the main trilogy? Me: You could have stood to mention it a little more, yes.

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the silmarillion is wild yall i love it finrod fucking felagund bites a werewolf to death, instantly dies, and not half a page later i am blasted with the knowledge of sauron's fursona

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mi pali e lipu lili!

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this love is alive back from the dead, these hands had to let it go free, and this love came back to me

(this love, taylor swift)

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soweli en sowelili

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right now, 13. though maybe someday i’ll watch/read/etc more and have another fave :)

My list of incarnations for the Doctors

Please note this list does not include any post-Ncuti doctors as I couldn't fit them lol

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incredible

My list of incarnations for the Doctors

Please note this list does not include any post-Ncuti doctors as I couldn't fit them lol

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mi sona ala e mama :/

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aaaaaa mi sitelen tan kama sona e nasin Jesu

(mi wile sitelen e lipu sona pi lipu Jon)

en………. mi olin e jan Jesu

mi olin aaaa

lipu Jon la, jan Jesu li… (mi alasa e nimi…) kipisi? li kule? li namako (spicy a)? li utala, li wawa, li epiku!

epiku aaaa

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sina kepeken nimisin?

sina nimi sin??

o tawa

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They’re just so… lili… and soweli.

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reblog this post. i want to see how far it can travel

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kijetesantakalu pi oko tu, pi oko wan

double monocular kijetesantakalu

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kijetesantakalu pi oko mute li epiku

Love Punkband’s submission for this week’s Glyph Challenge. Truly… biblical

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I think about her a lot now.

She had short, curly red hair; her name was Debbie, and we called her Joker. She was immediately recognizable, and always helping.

As far back as I can remember, she was there at Pathfinder events. She was in another club. I hardly ever saw her, but the impression I had of her was a kind, funny girl, much older than me, always helping in the background.

Later, she was a friend and no more, or perhaps a good acquaintance and no less. I spent more time at events close to her, as I was getting older and more able to do the things that she already did. Some of her friends were people I know well. Most of her friends were people I will never meet. I never really thought about her before but as a fellow Pathfinder, someone I could talk to if I needed help with something, someone who would always share a piece of her life with whoever was nearby.

She’s gone now.

She died in a hospital, in the midst of a pandemic.

Why do I think about her so much now? I don’t particularly miss her. I know her friends do, and I know the world is a little smaller without her. I’m not angry that she’s gone. That’s why. Because she didn’t mean very much to me, nor I to her. I thought she would always be somewhere, and I enjoyed her company. And now she’s gone, cut short the life that gave and promised so much good to others.

This was a person who affected many lives. When she died, there was no hole left in my own. That fact in itself leaves an ache.

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mi wile toki pona poka jan pona mi. anu jan ante