Chronicle of a Mess Foretold

To love me is to know me. What inspires me, what drives me, what humors me, what saddens me can all be found here. Enjoy.

[obsequist]

This is @girllockedintower would you guys mind please reblogging this for me 🥹😭💗 my account was terminated 🫡

[allsadnshit]

Sometimes you really gotta decide for yourself it's the last time the universe gonna teach you that same lesson

[depsidase]

[strid3rofthen0rth]

Full offense

[mrmess]

Best wings in the A.

[glowingwithgrace]

40 days

Just a reminder that it has now been 40 days since Renee Good was shot three times at point blank range by ICE agent Jonathan Ross and the US federal government continues to refuse to launch a formal investigation or share evidence with local authorities despite the country coroner's office ruling her death a homicide by multiple gunshot wounds.

Let this not be forgotten.

[mrmess]

[atibas]

[vocedellamorte]

BAD BUNNY at the 68th Grammy Awards — ALBUM OF THE YEAR

[mrmess]

A few photos from my trip to Ecuador.

[fyblackwomenart]

Naledi Modupi

[mrmess]

Greetings from Quito, Ecuador!

[girllockedintower]

Well. It’s me. @overandoverhoney @overandoverhoooney @obsequist. Tumblr heard me threatening to leave and decided to kick me out instead 😭😭😭 but I’m here in case anyone is looking for me…🥰 if you don’t mind reblogging this, I’d be grateful 😭

[egypt-museum]

Mummy Mask of a Man

This mask would have covered the head of the mummy of a an Egyptian man. It is highly decorated with images of protective amulets and gods to aid in the journey towards becoming a glorified spirit in the afterlife.

Over the head spread the wings of a vulture while a winged sun disc, symbol of rebirth in the afterlife is on its forehead.

Mummy masks of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods often had gilded faces that reflected the association of the deceased with the gods. This mask has been molded over a core, with layers of mud and linen. They were used to protect and idealize the facial features of the deceased.

Roman Period, ca. 30 BC-395 CE. Gilded and painted cartonnage. From Meir. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE28440

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[fyblackwomenart]

"Towards the Souk" circa 1926-- Henri Jean Pontoy (1888-1968) circa 1926

[shehehimherme]

[kuromisgh0st]

friendly reminder that the women of tumblr owe you ✨nothing ✨

[mrmess]

NYC can be pretty she she’s covered.