𝒹𝒾𝑒𝓊 𝑒𝓉 𝓂𝑜𝓃 𝒹𝑒𝓋𝑜𝒾𝓇 @kjhdashdahsud - Tumblr Blog

update

i’ve been feeling a lot better since i left this blog and fandom and also blizzard has sort of bought my heart and soul for forty bucks so i won’t be returning to this blog if i can help it

#that's all lmao bye

judelaw

#s; An Eye Like Mars; To Threaten and Command (faceclaim)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

troyolsenn

#n; This Royal Throne of Kings; This Sceptred Isle (pictures)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

ingelnook

St John St by aridleyphotography.com on Flickr.

#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)#n; This Royal Throne of Kings; This Sceptred Isle (pictures)

wordsnquotes

Memories do not always soften with time; some grow edges like knives.

Barbara Kingsolver (via wordsnquotes)

#s; He Thinks Too Much; Such Men are Dangerous (musings)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

thefullerview

#s; One Foot in Sea; And one on Shore; To one Thing Constant Never (interests)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

bashxkenna

Bash and Kenna dancing. (✿ ♥‿♥)

#s; I Have Been; Madam; A Wicked Creature (desires)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

just-british-things

the epitome of English culture

#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)#n; The Common Curse of Mankind; Folly and Ignorance (humorous)

makoyanastryingtodraw

Characters in my pics always devour something or drink like fishes, that’s my guilty pleasure XD Anyway, i found one more my old Hetalia pic made in 2009 with these four drinking and felt a huge desire to redraw it. I accidentaly split it into four, but i guess it looks good. A lot of hidded andvertisenents are to be found here x)

#s; And One Man in His Time Plays Many Parts (aph)#// 'devour smth or drink like fish' and then theres france and england looking classy af #ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

screenshotsofdespair

#s; He Thinks Too Much; Such Men are Dangerous (musings)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

st-pam

#s; All That Glitters is Not Gold; Often Have You Heard That Told (aesthetics)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

florizels

My body, with its pain and mess and hunger—if I could have bribed it to go away, I would have.

Helen Oyeyemi, Mr.Fox (via florizels)

#s; He Thinks Too Much; Such Men are Dangerous (musings)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

paxvictoriana

Portraits of Queen Victoria by Hills & Sanders

Queen Victoria – born #onthisday 1819! – and Princess Louise (the sixth child of the Queen and Princess Albert) in a Hills & Sanders studio [early 1880s; © NPG].

Queen Vic, carte-de-visite, 1870s [© NPG].

Queen Victoria and “Sheik Chidda” (Abdul Karim, also called “the Mushi”), 17 July 1893; “[i]n this photograph Karim stand in attendance as the Queen works on her boxes in her garden-tent at Frogmore House in Windsor.” [© NPG].

Queen Victoria , seated, surrounded by Princess Victoria (the Queen and Prince Albert’s oldest daughter), Princess Irene (their third child), and Princess Beatrice (their youngest daughter). [1897; © NPG].

See more posts about Queen Victoria in that tag.

#n; From Face to Foot; He was a Thing of Blood (history)#ooc; wit depends on dilatory time (queued)

red-panda-tea

flower boy

(i work in a garden centre for my summer job so expect lots of flowers in the future ^^)

#s; And One Man in His Time Plays Many Parts (aph)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

roshicorp-deactivated20160804

#s; All That Glitters is Not Gold; Often Have You Heard That Told (aesthetics)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

fakevirtue

#s; All That Glitters is Not Gold; Often Have You Heard That Told (aesthetics)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)#smoking //

greatwar-1914

May 20, 1916 - “Winnie is Back”

Pictured - Churchill photographed during his tour of service in France. He preferred to wear a privately purchased French Adrian helmet, a preference he maintained in the Second World War as well.

Few people must have played so many different roles during the First World War as Winston Churchill. First Lord of the Admiralty in 1914, Churchill was sacked for his promotion of the disastrous Gallipoli campaign. Not content as a mere backbencher, he enlisted in the Army and spent several months as a Lieutenant Colonel on the Western Front, where he observed the war first hand, writing home his impressions and taking many extra risks in the front lines.

In May, Churchill returned back to England after his stretch of duty, re-entering the House of Commons. His new experiences influenced his thoughts and his remarks in Parliament, which was seeking more funding for the war. “I say to myself every day, what is going on while we sit here, while we go away to dinner or home to bed? nearly 1,000 men - Englishmen, Britishers, men of our race, are knocked into bundles of bloody raga every twenty-four ours, and carried away to hasty graves or to field ambulances.”

#n; From Face to Foot; He was a Thing of Blood (history)#ooc; Wit Depends on Dilatory Time (queued)

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