#bell tent

[forestduck]

[davidralphlewis]

[m-chromatic]

spambong phone doodle

[retrokid616]

no one:

laura bailey:

[wackachewbacca]

Marisha asking “is the dirt wizard here?” even though it’s been maybe a decade since the end of the Mighty Nein just goes to show Caleb will never outrun or live down his reputation of being a complete and dirty magic mess of a man

[thetudorslovers]

"As April leaves us like a lamb

May comes dancing in

The sunlight glowing up the sky

And celebrations can begin."– F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Short Stories

The May Day celebrations of Tudor England, which were marked by dancing, feasting, and the crowning of a May Queen and King. The Maypole, Morris Dance, and gathering of flowers and greenery were also important features of the day.In England, May Day celebrations have a long history dating back to pre-Christian times. And was traditionally a time to celebrate the return of spring and the coming of summer.

During the Middle Ages, May Day was a popular holiday for the nobility and commoners alike. The day was marked by the Maypole dance, in which a tall pole was erected and decorated with flowers and ribbons. Young men and women would dance around the Maypole, holding onto the ribbons and weaving intricate patterns. In the 16th century, May Day was suppressed by the Puritans, who saw the festivities as pagan and immoral. However, May Day celebrations continued in rural areas and were eventually revived in the 19th century as part of the Victorian era's romanticism of the past.

One of the most famous May Day celebrations in England took place in 1515, during the reign of Henry VIII. The celebration was held in the gardens of Greenwich Palace and featured a magnificent Maypole that was over 80 feet tall. According to historical accounts, the Maypole was decorated with gold and silver, and the dancing went on for hours.

"May Day was a time of joy and revelry, when the young and old alike took part in the celebrations. The Morris Dance, with its bells and ribbons, was a popular feature of the day, as was the crowning of the May Queen and King. The Maypole, with its colorful streamers, was a symbol of the coming of spring and the renewal of life." - From "Tudor England: An Encyclopedia" edited by Arthur F. Kinney

[ecdysis-apotheosis]

need to figure out what my name was in the red right hand timeline because it is really annoying me not knowing how to refer to this kintype, and by "my name", i mean, like, the noun they called me lol. welcome to the higher ups of the scp foundation no one has a name here its all words and numbers

[forestduck]

[theinfinitedivides]

the General that had Jang Hyun tortured back in the military camp runs into him in Shimyang once he's set up his trading company and it's like the Spiderman meme they're all pointing fingers. he also still hates his guts and is trying to come up with a way to put him out of business/kill him but that's secondary sh*t

[aroaessidhe]

2023 reads // twitter thread

Zombabe

paranormal YA set in a small town in 2003 where weird things happen that mostly get ignored

a boy is resurrected by his best friend after dying just before graduation. but he’s maybe a zombie now and if he ignores his hunger for flesh an ancient evil might start causing bigger problems

thankfully one of his friends’ aunt is a cop who has no problem helping get rid of some of the local nazis

queer teen friend group, m/m

[madefordvarka]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Call of Duty (Video Games) Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Bell/original character Characters: Bell (Call of Duty), Perseus (Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War) Additional Tags: after cold war, Call of Duty Black Ops - Freeform, Cold War Summary:

After rescuing Bell and hiding him away from Perseus, Alina begins to struggle with her feelings towards a man she's devoted herself to protecting.

[junkyard-gifs]

tumblebrutus steals the photoshoot

Photo shoot for the German tent tour, 22 February 2011: Nils Haberstroh as Tumblebrutus, Dörte Niedermeier as Sillabub, Elisabeth Hazel Bell as Cassandra, Dane Quixall as Mungojerrie, and Cornelia Waibel as Demeter (X).

[wigglybug]

THIS WEEK! my strawberry plant started fruiting, there was a guy wearing a shirt AND i drove four hours to get tattooed :)