atma a'nekh djet

Semi-Hiatus. Parent blog to stardust-driven and divinity-in-death

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[ oh dear. lot of notifs in my absence lol ]

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[ idk why people are still following me here, I haven’t been active in about a year lol

just to reiterate: no I’m not roleplaying here anymore. Tumblr is a wicked, wicked place and I have zero plans to ever return. ]

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 Hello! Miss me? :v Sorry I’ve been dead for so long -- I’ve moved on to greener pastures. Twitter partially, Discord mostly. I also stream now! So hmu on Discord if you’d like to catch up :) Mama Drxgon#4354 

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[ Also, probably gonna move over to my Rufus blog... FF7 hype has destroyed me lol. I’ll link it soon ]

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[ Back on an iPhone. God I missed it. Android was so bad, I was about to pull my hair out. ]

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[ my big fluffy boi Tenor can never come home. Foster mom refuses to return him and it's my fault really....

My heart hurts so bad. All I've wanted for months is my boy back... ]

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Earring with ram’s head

“The god Amun was often portrayed as a ram and both were associated with creativity and virility. 

Earrings were worn by men and women, both in life and after death, and were made in many different shapes, using a variety of materials.Gold was commonly used, as were inlays of precious stones and glass. The Egyptians were excellent goldsmiths. Gold was valued in ancient Egypt as a precious metal, and was associated with the gods, particularly the sun god, because of its warm reflective qualities.”

Amulets of Ancient Egypt. by Carol Andrews, 1994 (British Museum Press). University of Texas Press, 1998. 

Collection of the Williams College Museum of Arts

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I wonder if anyone has given 682 the j treatment yet. A giant lizard that is completely invincible but all it does is sit around and be edgy

here you go

-mod ue

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“Jewelry was worn by ancient Egyptians at every level of society and, like their modern descendants, they prized it for its aesthetic value, as a way to adorn and beautify the body. It was also a conspicuous signifier of wealth, status, and power. But jewelry in ancient Egypt served another fundamental purpose: its wearers saw it as a means to absorb positive magical and divine powers―to protect the living, and the dead, from the malignant forces of the unseen. The types of metals or stones used by craftsmen were magically important, as were the colors of the materials, and the exact positioning of all the elements in a design. Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces of Art and Design draws on the exquisite collections in the archaeological museums of Cairo to tell the story of three thousand years of jewelry-making, from simple amulets to complex ritual jewelry to the spells that protected the king in life and assisted his journey to the Otherworld in death. Gold, silver, carnelian, turquoise, and lapis lazuli were just some of the precious materials used in many of the pieces, and this stunningly illustrated book beautifully showcases the colors and exceptional artistry and accomplishment that make ancient Egyptian jewelry so dazzling to this day.”

— Ancient Egyptian Jewelry: 50 Masterpieces of Art and Design, by Nigel Fletcher-Jones

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Pendant of Mereret

This pendant once belonged to Princess Mereret, daughter of Senusret III.  Made of gold, turquoise, lapis lazuli and carnelian. Excavated from the Mortuary Complex of Senusret III, Dahshur.

Middle Kingdom, 12th Dynasty, reign of Senusret III, ca. 1878-1839 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 53070

Photo: Sandro Vannini

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[ Sorry I haven't been around! I've actually been distancing from Tumblr as of late.

Biggest reason is working on my self esteem. Being here has been too much pressure. Pressure to write frequently, pressure to write with everyone, pressure to keep to a schedule. It was too much for me.

Doing some soul searching (and therapy), I've come to peace with the fact that I like to work at my own pace. Doing anything else stifles my creativity, and makes my favorite hobby not fun anymore.

However! I'm not going to be deleting or anything. I may still wanna pop around occasionally for shenanigans or just to lurk. I like seeing ya'll's stuff after all. Anyone can always message me, I still have the app after all. :) That won't be getting deleted either.

In the mean time if you DO wanna bug me more quickly... Come find me on Discord! Mama Drxgon#4354

Anyone can add me :) Come bug me 💜 ]

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[ sorry I've been non existent, friendos

I am back on my proper meds so it means not writing as much lol

Also Stardew Valley has consumed my life ]

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everyone else: here for sinday :) haha come get it while u can :) me: cowards, every day is sin day

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Send me a Pokémon Type and I’ll make a Team for my muse using only Pokémon of that type.

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[ I kinda feel like doing an in character thing for atem playing a game ]

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"I-I think I am pregnant,if its true it is yours!"

“Oh?” He couldn’t say he was completely surprised, it wasn’t like they even attempted to prevent anything. But it had some degree of mystery. “So, what do you wish to do?”

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Send me the name of a video game and I'll reply with my character's reaction while playing it.