Gschmusi ✨🧚‍♀️🐸🦆💖

I am a very smooth and secret account psst now go back into your closet, fool

[anorganizedstreet]

[dutch-oven-cowboy]

dressing as alex horne for Halloween so i’ve made some tasks to give out to children (in addition to candy!)

i’ve got some for both younger

and older kids

[frogayyyy]

lesbian pride flag but colour picked from this photo of spock

[from-cam]

she's perfect

[freakingmenace2society]

i think i hauve Covid.,

[blueblue73]

lady al?

[dangermanatwork]

He's got some legs for days istg

[blueblue73]

and another one

[francisabernathyswife]

They said they have Donna Tartt's new book

[villanevedenier]

Donna Tartt for the NYT, 1995, photo by Stephan Haskell

[devilsskettle]

i forgot how insane the ending of the little friend is. it is so abrupt and bleak, there’s no closure, just a new terrible understanding for harriet of the world in the transition from childhood to adulthood and already beginning the distillation of the experiences she had during the summer into a narrative where she can process her grief and justify her guilt. even very basic plot elements don’t get resolved such as whether her family will move to nashville with her father, what happened to libby’s will, what’s going on with allison and pem’s relationship…. even danny’s arrest at the end is inconclusive as suggested by edie when she says he’ll probably be out of jail in no time. let alone what happened to robin. the real progression of the book is the slipping of life irretrievably into loss (of loved ones, of innocence, of money and property, of sense and reason) and intractability of actions — the book isn’t a murder mystery, it’s just one long consequence of the death that starts the book. so much has to do with memory and the construction of storytelling often in a negative way

[cazzosmallo]

i love it so much

[meltinggirl19]

“A mousy girl who bruised and sunburned easily and cried at nearly everything, she had grown up, unexpectedly, to be the pretty one: long legs, fawn-red hair, liquid, fawn-brown eyes. All her grace was in her vagueness. Her voice was soft, her manner languid, her features blurred and dreamy…”(Pg. 20)

[lord-here-i-am]

Hl. Willehad

gefeiert am 8. November

Hl. Willehad Glaubensbote in Friesland, erster Bischof von Bremen * um 740 in Northumbrien in England † 789 in Blexen an der Weser, heute Stadtteil von Nordenham in Niedersachsen

Willehad wurde vermutlich einem Kloster zur Erziehung übergeben und dann an der von seinem Verwandten Alkuin geleiteten Domschule in York ausgebildet. 765 ließ er sich von einer Synode, die König Alhred von Northumbrien einberufen hatte und die die Missionierung der Friesen und Sachsen beschloss, entsenden. Als Priester kam er 772 nach Friesland und war zunächst in Dokkum tätig, wo 20 Jahre zuvor Bonifatius erschlagen worden war; auch Willehad konnte hier nur mit Glück einem Mordanschlag entkommen. 780 wurde er von Karl dem Großen zur Mission unter den Sachsen in das Gebiet zwischen Weser und Ems geschickt, wo Willehad Priester bestellte und Kirchen erbaute. Beim Sachsenaufstand unter Herzog Widukind (Wittekind) 782 musste er aber fliehen, seine Gefährten Folkard, Attroban, Benjamin, Emming, Gerwald und Grisold kamen ums Leben.

Willehad ging 782 nach Rom, war dann ab 785 für zwei Jahre im Kloster Echternach, mit dessen Abt Beornrad und dessen Gründer Willibrord er enefalls verwandt war. Nach der Bekehrung Widukinds 785 nahm er seine Missionsarbeit an der Weser wieder in Angriff. In Worms 787 zum Bischof geweiht, ging er nach Bremen, das das erste Bistum auf sächsischem Boden wurde, und weihte dort 789 den Dom.

Bischof Ansgar erhob 860 Willehads Gebeine, übertrug sie in den neuen Bremer Dom und verfasste ein Verzeichnis der von Willehad gewirkten Wunder. Ihm wurden 18 Kirchen und Kapellen vom Norden Jütlands bis ins südliche Niedersachsen geweiht. Zusammen mit Karl dem Großen gilt er als Gründer der Stadt Bremen.

Willehads Biographie entstand nach neuerer Forschung wohl nicht im Kloster Echternach, sondern wurde von einem Kleriker in Bremen verfasst.

[cazzosmallo]

#lmao da war ich im kindergarten

[zugzwang4]

man fuck adhd why did i spend 3 hours making this in the middle of reading

[victusinveritas]

[explicitlyrics]

my used foucault came with this monastic prayer card in it. hm

[transmutationisms]

Hey sorry for the random ask but what do you think about Foucault probably being a pedophile? At first I didn't know if it was true but by reading his history of sexuality there's many instances where it looks like he defends pedophilia? Idk idk

bait used to be believable. foucault made a shitty defence of youth liberation because he was at core a libertarian who conceived of freedom almost exclusively as a series of individual negative rights. he consequently had a chronically underdeveloped theoretical understanding of why & how power is exercised repressively, and tried to sidestep the whole issue by condemning any expression of authority or social/legal hierarchy prima facie rather than investigating whose interests are being protected at any given point. certainly this was informed at least in part by his experience witnessing blatant legal hypocrisy in french age of consent laws for heterosexual vs homosexual relations.