[athanel]

Wait you’re so young how are you already going to be a teacher? Congrats though! Wish you all the best on your endeavours <3

im most likely going to be teaching little children :D the thing is that language centers here mostly care about you having a good level of english (as well knowing how to make a lesson engaging & useful ofc) & that is not too common to find in this area. also thank you!!!!!! ^_^ ♡

[tofutomato]

you gotta read, you gotta write, you gotta draw, you gotta watch films and shows. there is literally NO time to be employed

[athanel]

speedrunning rejection tomorrow (applying at different language centers to get a teaching job)

[athanel]

2 did not have any vacancies, other 2 got my info, and i have an interview tomorrow at the 5th one ^_^

[athanel]

speedrunning rejection tomorrow (applying at different language centers to get a teaching job)

[athanel]

different rendering practice with Ganymede <3 based on Jean Turcan's 1878 sculpture

[athanel]

the different flavors of ganymede

[athanel]

the way if you go in the näcken tag in 'latest' its all just my posts since last month 😭

[athanel]

obsessed with both näcken & selkies i love the water beings

[athanel]

translating every paragraph in this pdf document i gotta learn Swedish at this point

[athanel]

Näcken sculpture by Bernt Westerlund!!!

[divineintervention-comics]

the only thing people want to talk about when it comes to Ganymede as a mythological figure is shipping discourse and him in relation to zeus but nobody wants to talk about the important stuff about him as a character. he's a cowboy. he's a country boy. he rides horses and herds livestock. he's a yeehaw kind of guy. he should be at the pink pony clubbbbbbbbbb.

nonnus is a weirdo but he went off with cowboy ganymede

[athanel]

out loud begging my violets to bloom flowers

[enchantedbook]

The knight’s encounter with the mysterious faery lady, an otherworldly figure who enchants him, draws him away from the world of men, and leaves his soul bound to her spell.

“I met a lady in the meads, Full beautiful, a faery’s child…”

From John Keats’s poem "La Belle Dame sans Merci." Engraving after Edward Brewtnall, 1881.

[artandbeauty71]

@athanel reminded me of you 🤍

[athanel]

reminiscing about my 14-15 years old fae folk obsession & i remember when i would leave them gifts..... specifically 1 time where i gathered wildflowers from our yard & dropped it into the stream, & 1 time where i put a pastry into the bottom opening of a tree which looked very fairy-like (it had a mushroom inside)

[athanel]

drawing ganymede ^_^

[qweenofurheart]

two archangels from Paradise Lost + my thoughts

[athanel]

why is it looking at me