Malenkaya-Glosoli

ABOUT ME: Pseudonym: Dagmar | 25 | She | Residence: USA | My birthday 22 June | Autistic and proud | My biggest loves are the Romanovs, other royalty, Sigur Rós, Iceland, Scandinavia, and Disney. You'll also find some of my other interests here as well.

[hala-sd]

Help my brother receive his second stem cell treatment 🙏

My brother urgently needs this dose to continue his treatment, and we have strong hope that it will help him walk again, God willing. The cost of the treatment is €600, and any contribution—no matter how small—will bring him one step closer to recovery.

💙 Your support and sharing mean the world to us and could truly change his life.

🔗 Donate here

Thank you all so much for your kindness and support 🤲

Documented by @gazavetters , documentation number #192

[hala-sd]

People, you are our only hope. If you are able to help and choose not to, think twice. We desperately need you. Donate now.

[justers-fundraiser-reblogs2]

Please donate to this family if you have the means to at all, no matter what it is that you can afford to contribute doing so as soon as possible will make an impact and is absolutely worth it, and be sure to reblog this post using tags to spread the word and keep donations coming in consistently!

[historyofromanovs]

Vintage Beauty

OLGA had the lightest hair in the family and was a dark blond with blue eyes and her father’s pug nose. She was thin and willowy. Like all her sisters she was naturally graceful, delicate in her movements and exceedingly polite in public. Olga was the most scholastic sister of the four and loved reading novels and newspapers. Her favorite book was Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables.

Modern Beauty

TATIANA had exotic, dark features with widely spaced grey eyes and dark brunette hair. Old black and white photographs do not do justice to her extraordinary beauty. No one never mistook her for anything other than a royal. She was reserved, was excessively thin, tall and had the posture and attitude of a princess. Tatiana was also graceful and charming. She always sensed people’s initial unease being around a Tsar’s daughter and made a point of putting people at ease in her presence. Tatiana had a lovely voice that was elegant and aristocratic, and more formal than her sisters.

Russian Beauty

MARIA had big blue eyes, light brown hair, rosy cheeks and a bright smile. When she was young she tended to be fat and somewhat stout in comparison to her older sisters. In her teens Maria became a great beauty, although she was not as elegant as her older siblings. Maria is occasionally considered the prettiest of the four, described as a typical Russian beauty. Maria was bold, unafraid of meeting new people and easy to speak with.

European Beauty

ANASTASIA had blue eyes, fine light-brown hair and a thin, delicate nose like her mother’s. People close to the family thought she could have become a real beauty when she grew up. As a child she was small and impish. As she grew into her teens she put on weight and become rather round and pudgy in Siberia. Out of the four sisters, Anastasia looked more like her mother, who was of western European descent.

[romanovsonelastdance]

Modern reprint of Alexandra Feodorovna and her daughters.

[romanovsonelastdance]

Actual postcard (left) and 'restored' with Photoshop.

[romanovsistersnew]

Rare ?

Photo of Anastasia

Found on Google

[ohsoromanov]

A dress from the workshop of August Brizak (St. Petersburg), whose clothes were worn by the wife of Alexander III, Maria Feodorovna, and other members of the Russian high society such as the ballerina Anna Pavlova. No more than five dresses from Brizak have survived intact.  

Сегодня для начала хочу обратить внимание на одно платье… “Платье мастерской Августа Бризака (Санкт-Петербург), вещи которого носили жена Александра III Мария Федоровна и ее дочки, балерина Анна Павлова. На сегодняшний день по всему миру сохранилось не более пяти платьев от Бризака”

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[roses-of-the-romanovs]

“A great and unforgettable day for us, during which we were clearly visited by the grace of God. At 1.15 in the afternoon Alix gave birth to a son, whom we named Alexei as we prayed.” —Nicholas II’s diary (from A Lifelong Passion by Andrei Maylunas and Sergei Mironenko) “The more the boy opened his heart to me the better I realised the treasures of his nature … He had very quick wits and a keen and penetrating mind. He sometimes surprised me with questions beyond his years which bore witness to a delicate and intuitive spirit. I had no difficulty in believing that those who were not forced, as I was, to teach him habits of discipline, but could unreservedly enjoy his charm, easily fell under its spell. Under the capricious little creature I had known at first I discovered a child of a naturally affectionate disposition, sensitive to suffering in others just because he had already suffered so much himself.” —Pierre Gilliard, Thirteen Years at the Russian Court

[birthdaylobotomy]

maybe if we, as a society, spent more time in gardens things wouldn’t be like this

[sigmaleph]

every day i am thankful to ancient humans for the domestication of the cat. fucking genius idea. agriculture was a good one too btw but you really outdid yourselves with the cat thing

[liberalsarecool]

Parasites don’t care when they kill the host.

[tinyyellowflowers-blog]

After school care pulled me aside about my child dropping an f-bomb “without remorse” and I put on my concerned face and nodded a bunch.

Apparently he was building something with a younger kid “who really looks up to him and is just starting to make friends” and said “Hey, you’re really fucking good at this.” which is, in my estimation, really a parenting victory.

[tinyyellowflowers-blog]

I absolutely failed at doing this:

[segamascott]

[supreme-leader-stoat]

This is true but I'm gonna be controversial for a second and say that I feel bad for jocks who get hit with The Injury™️too. The Injury™️ fucking sucks, man. Having something that everyone praised you for when you were young suddenly betray you and having to grapple with both a sudden loss of ability (whether it's something that can be recovered from or not) and figure out what your future looks like now that the one you had imagined for yourself (whether it was actually realistic or not) feels like it's been snatched away is brutal.

[evilwriter37]

Yeah, like, maybe we shouldn't be shaming/making fun of people for either of these things!

[segamascott]

[excusethequality]

While watching a DVD from the library my TV popped up a message saying to press a button if I wanted to watch this from additional providers.

It's never done that before so I looked it up and turns out Roku TVs have added all sorts of creepy things in the privacy section since I last checked.

One of which being they take screenshots from what you're watching and send them to third parties to identify it.

Fucking hell! Remember when every fucking device in your life wasn't a spy implanted in your home and working against your interests to try and sell your data? Remember how nice that was??

Remember when the TV was just a tool that would play the things you plugged into it?

Why must the future suck SO much?

[excusethequality]

How to Turn Off Smart TV Snooping Features - Consumer Reports

TVs collect a huge amount of data. Here's how to use privacy settings to limit the surveillance on TVs from LG, Samsung, TCL, and every othe

A good rundown on what each brand of TV is up to and which settings you should turn off.

[anarchistmemedistro]

[lytefoot]

PSA - Do not buy an LG smart TV. They just added a line to their terms of use that it's the user's responsibility to inform any guests in their house that by entering they consent to be recorded, in order to comply with wiretapping laws. That thing is literally recording you.

You can find tutorials online telling you how to open that thing up and physically remove the mic and wifi module. Frankly I don't trust anything less.

[mookimooks]

Please watch the Gamers Nexus video on LG Smart TV's and monitors! It's basically malware at this point.

[anglaised]

eating disorder culture being normalized will not win in this house if nothing else i need other ppl to know they need to fight this as much as possible yall cannot let this shit happen to you please dont fall for it

[the-east-art]

Useful image for when your internet friends have rain in their cities and you don’t

[unactivebutactive]

U.s. government is now introducing S. 737 the screen act for basically the ENTIRE internet. It claims for only adult sites, YET. It also mentions platforms that HAPPEN to what the government considers as adult sites. So it can be even as basic as a person in beach wear being posted online can label any site as an "adult site" to require the age shitification. Call your reps and senators and and tell your parents, extended family, and neighbors to do the same and have them be against kosa laws and other surveillance like implementation.

Also gonna put this here too for good measure. This is about the tv giants of the u.k. wanting to put their mainstream tv propaganda in the forefront now matter how many times you tell yt to stop showing them to you. Deadline is August 31st. Also we have to stroke yt's ego here since the u.k. government is the one hosting the questions.

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Thank you for your time. Stay safe, stay alert, stay free.

[star-steed]

Stop KOSA

KOSA is a censorship bill that won’t make kids safe. Instead, it'll put all internet users at risk, especially youth. If you believe in a fr

Stupid KOSA is back, please sign.

[wolf-dragon-666]

It's always been here...and it will remain here unless we do something about it!!