; to be brave is to be lucky

( borned under seventh star ) history, religion, beauty, makeup & fitness. 

[nurbanusutlan]

[leroichevalier]

→ History meme:  5 women who made History : (3/5) Katherine of Aragon (Kingdom of England - 16th Century).

[soracities]

Sophocles, Elektra (trans. Anne Carson)

[wordsnquotes]

Edit your life frequently and ruthlessly. It’s your masterpiece after all.

Nathan W. Morris (via wordsnquotes)

[bloodyknuckles-bruisedknees]

types of people

grey- earbuds in, doesn’t talk, disappearing randomly, always busy, tired face, hard outside soft inside.

yellow- bright eyes, cheerful grin, quick winks, tattered converse, warm heart, city parks, close friends.

blue- denim jackets, patterned socks, messy hair, knowing looks, full coffee mug, roaming the sidewalks.

red- angry glare, strong feelings, ripped jeans, combat boots, leather jackets, bruised knuckles, record stores.

brown- deep eyes, full of stories, old soul, sipping tea, soft skin, vintage clothes, thrift shops, flannel shirts.

green- smoothies, splattered jeans, paintbrush in hand, art museums, road trips, pressed flowers.

[yepthatsjustme]

Reblog and put which one you are in the tags!!

[puppi-pico]

idea: send me what color YOU think i am, and ill comfirm or deny 

[gablehood]

when you just saw the king having intimate conversation with a woman other than the queen and you gotta tweet it 

[lookatthelights]

[friendlyhufflepuff]

Something that a lot of people don’t realize is that once you get even the most shy, introverted history major talking about their favorite area of history they will talk for hours if you let them. 

Most of the history majors that I know have one or two periods/families/people that they are intensely interested in. If you attempt to tell them that it’s boring or doesn’t matter they will fight you and proceed to inform you of how it provides context for such and such historical event, power dynamic, movement, or invention. Even just imagining someone telling me that history is irrelevant makes me want to argue about why it’s useful, relevant, and important and what skills you can learn from studying it.

I think that this is also  true for most people that are interested in a history related field. 

[aldonaanna-blog]

Czy mi się wydaje czy w pierwszych odcinkach Ucha Prezesa czołówka bardziej przypominała Mazurek Dąbrowskiego ? 

Jeśli tak, to szuje z nich....

[byaseashore]

[vincent-van-gtg]

[fitnessdesire]

Can’t risk it

[laderdesders1]

The duck of creativity. I waited so long for it.

[heckin-harrington]

not passing up this karma

[aztec-religion]

“In God, whose word I praise, In God I have put my trust; I shall not be afraid. What can mere man do to me?” Psalms 56:4

[theosporotos]

Martyrs of Japan 1597AD

Today we remember the Martyrs of Japan in 1597AD. #Martyrdom #Faith #Remember #Food4thought

[atheistj]

[sunfortune]

[thelastjedicritical]

reblogging again for the obvious explanation of this whole disaster…

[aldonaanna-blog]

when i was in the middle school i just watched the tudors and kinda sorta fell in love with it

and now I am finishing my history major, while taking fluent english course like

how did it turned out this way ? ! 

it was just a tv show, fam....

[aurorarlynch]

BOOKS READ IN 2017: The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory

Anyone can attract a man. The trick is to keep him.

→ happy birthday @olivieblake!  {sources}

[lochiels-deactivated20180429]

Queen Henrietta Maria as St Catherine, believed to be Van Dyck’s final portrait of her.

“It is not clear as to why the portrait was concealed. There is visible under-drawing in the hair and around Henrietta Maria’s hands so it may have been because it was unfinished. However, at the time it would have been politically sensitive to show a queen in the guise of a Catholic saint – St Catherine of Alexandria. In the years preceding the Civil War, Henrietta Maria identified herself with St Catherine as she tried to convert Charles, and others, to the Catholic faith. This was to become one of the main reasons behind the growing rift between the King and his Parliament.” [x]