LBH, titles, titles...

Hi, I'm LBH, or littlebirdhound on LJ and Ao3. Reblogging the posts that make me smile, or from people who can say things way better than I can.

[tikkety-tok]

felt old all of a sudden 💀

[memewhore]

[spleenyz]

[picrossingguard]

[viradianjedi]

[sonofagaylord]

All these fanfics where Nandor growls during sex are cool and sexy and all but canonically this is what he sounds like during sex

And if you guys weren’t cowards, you’d stay true to the character

[bob-belcher]

[only-tiktoks]

[anais-ninja-bitch]

unmute

[cipheramnesia]

You only need to know one thing: meow.

[sabiartrin]

[everythingfox]

[songofaurora-deactivated2026051]

Alayne Stone | Bastard in the Vale - Finished this just in time for the New Year. My first art contribution to ASOIAF and it had to be of Alayne Stone who is of course the beautiful Sansa Stark posing as Lord Petyr Baelish’ bastard daughter in the Vale. I look forward to how this story will unfold in TWOW. 

[tikkety-tok]

Northern lights, Finland

[jess-abides]

This is it, this is the one

[theworsethingsgettheharderifight]

Oh mY GOD do I try

[tikkety-tok]

[utwo]

Beautiful  I C E L A N D  by :

© Louis-Charles Buyck

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[abneyart]

(It’s a wineskin LMFAO; didn’t realize it looked fishy til I posted 💀) trying to practice drawing hefty men by drawing Sandor…hoping this will be a part of a larger sketch dump in the future but we’ll see!

(song)

[tikkety-tok]

Meet Frodo of 21 years

[thatlittleegyptologist]

Only thing getting me through today is the thought of Starred Egyptian Tomb Ceilings

[thatlittleegyptologist]

Calming stars my beloved

[rudjedet]

I see your stars of Nefertari and I humbly add Sennefer’s grape vines

[thatlittleegyptologist]

And all the patterns for the ceilings in Nebamun and Ipuky's tomb (TT181):

[thatlittleegyptologist]

#these are absolutely beautiful #but were these tombs meant to be opened and seen #digitalized even #idk #:/

Most Egyptian tombs were not 'sealed'. This is because they functioned as religio-ancestral monuments meant for providing for the dead. Ancient Egyptians would frequently enter the tombs of friends and relatives to provide offerings for the Ba's of the dead. Tombs were social places, religious places, places of Heka, and places of Ancestor veneration. In larger tombs you find evidence of gatherings and even the drawings of children on the walls or even the mummies themselves. Tombs in Ancient Egypt were the fabric of everyday life, and by entering and continuing to speak the names of the deceased we continue to promote their ideas of living in the afterlife.

[airsignz]