#lily-katie

[wonderfulcinderella]

Is this heart for me or are you trying to change my latest hyperfixation? 😭😂

[draikaesehoch]

Helloooooooooo? Obazda ist echt gut 😤😂 könnte man auch relativ leicht vegan machen (vorausgesetzt der Camembert ist lecker 😬)

Ich meine, Brezeln sind auch ein Geschenk des Himmels aber der Rest muss echt nicht 🫣

hab tatsächlich noch nie veganen Camembert gegessen 😳 aber vielleicht versuche ich es mal (weil sonst klingt das eigentlich ganz lecker).

[occhi-verdi-come-il-mare]

For the Fanfiction Work-In-Progress Guessing Game

Kiss 👀

Yay, we got a kiss mention 😁🥳

Thanks for the ask my friend 🤗

[track-walk]

30. Favourite world champion? ♥️

Of course, the first ask I get is the one that I cannot answer 😅

F1: I’m pretty sure that either Mika or Jenson would be my favourite world champion, but I haven’t watched F1 back then, so I have to say Lewis.

FE: Jev.

Thank you very much for sending the ask! 😘

motorsport fan asks

[bitsynoya-archive]

What happened that you wanted to cheer me up with rüdicelli? Do you remember that? I don't 😂 but like what terrible thing happened that you had to make this story to cheer me up? XD (kinda ironic that you upset me with it too 😂😂😂)

lmao no idea!! i just know that was their origin xD lil rüdiger on his way to his first day at school, seeing this lil blond boy sitting by himself and offering his friendship to him 😭😭 i love them so much (shhh we needed drama in our lives, but it’s ok! they’re good!!)

[wonderfulcinderella]

Tell me again about Aleko and him being buried in honey and how they couldn’t find his tomb? And Caesar ?

Oh boy I'm SO glad you asked! Buckle up 'cause it's gonna be a wiiiiiild ride. First things first, what do we know?

Aleko, better known as Alexander the Great, died on June 10th 323 BC (or so). His body was laid in a gold sarcophagus that was filled with honey.

Ptolemy I. buried Aleko in Memphis in Egypt; after the tomb in Alexandria was finished, Alekos body was transfered to Alexandria. Ptolemy IV. replaced Alekos tomb with a new one, and Ptolemy X. replaced Alekos sarcophagus with a glass one.

Caesar, Augustus, Septimus Severus and Caracalla have verifiably visited the grave.

Knowledge of the actual location of Alekos burial site has been lost since around the 5th century AD - and until today.

In chinese medicine, the (alleged) mellification is mentioned, after which a deceased person was preserved in honey. After about a century, the body is said to have transformed into some kind of confection that is said to have had a healing effect.

Ground egyptian mummies were proven to have been swallowed as medicine (mumia) in europe.

So, long story short: I'm not saying Caesar ate (parts of) Alexander the Great, but maybe Caesar ate (parts of) Alexander the Great.

[wonderfulcinderella]

∞

♥️

I swear this one came up randomly on shuffle 😂🧡

When I'm fat and old and my kids think I'm a joke

'Cause I move a little slow when I dance

I can count on you after all that we've been through

'Cause I know that you'll always understand

[draikaesehoch]

Die Doggos sind ganz schön gefragt momentan 😂 aber sie freuen sich über mehr Einsätze 🥰

Und sie wissen Bescheid, England hat also keine Chance gegen deine Dänen.

Heut im Einsatz:

Supervisor on board

Und für dich zusätzlich zum Vogelgezwitscher

they got this 🤞🕯️🍀✨