Ever so unsure @xeniwi - Tumblr Blog

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This shit better work

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HAH I REBLOGGED THIS LAST NIGHT AND LOOK WHAT I GOT FROM MY DAD TODAY OUT OF THE BLUE

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what if we all got paper lol

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GUYS I REBLOGGED THIS LAST NIGHT AND I JUST GOT $150

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I am not even kidding but I am reblogging this twice in a row because I just got $275.

#meh why not

Just to let you know that I'm still alive, I've just been using my other tumblr instead which is sugarcoatedself-esteem! c:

erikkwakkel

Lollipop book

A book on a stick, that what this is. In fact, the object in these images is one of the most peculiar “books” I know. It is a hornbook, a tool used by children for learning to read - a so-called “primer”. They come in both a printed version, made from the late fifteenth to the eighteenth century, and a handwritten - medieval - form, which is to say a copy written by hand. They were ubiquitous in schools and are featured quite mockingly in Shakespeare’s play Love’s Labour’s Lost, where one character queries “Monsieur, are you not lett’red?” and the other answers “Yes, he teaches boys the hornbook. What is a, b, spelt backward?”.

A lot is known about the hornbook as a physical object. The page stuck on the wooden paddle was covered by a slice of horn (bone), which explains its name. The stick, of course, facilitated easy handling, perhaps in the left hand so as to copy the text with the right. However, looking at old images of hornbooks also shows there is still lots to learn about these fascinating objects. While handbooks tend to state the origins of the hornbook is England during the 1450s, there are, in fact, older examples. The last very last image in the line-up above, showing a boy holding a hornbook, is from an Italian manuscript of the 1350s.

Pics: Washington, Folger Library, STC 13813.5 (top image, England, early 17th century) and STC 13831.6 (second to last, England, early 17th century); London, Medieval Museum (black hornbook without sheet); Oxford, Bodleian Library, Can.Misc.476 (1350s).

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If you’ve ever visited, attended or talked to someone who’s attended Catholic School: You know these fuckers were used as paddles by nuns and priests. You just know it.

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xeniwi

Someone carved this into a table backstage. I don’t know who it was but to think that I may have encountered them at one point or even just read their name somewhere on a wall is amazing.

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However, if your drawing is worse than your standard; then you need other’s advice or learn from other’s drawing.

Moreover, you will never reach your own standard until you die. Is it despair? No, it means you will have endless exciting adventures. The real despair is when you’re too perfect that you don’t know what to do. Enjoy your endless trip to be ‘almost’ perfect.

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I needed this

sugarcoatedself-esteem

The 5 tumblr users I admire the most :3

For style, personality, talents and much more :3

They’re all really nice girls and I can only recommend that you go visit their blogs :3

nicholael, petitepasserine,

pastel-cutie,

fairykeiheaven and stribbons <33233

They also have links on their sites for other sites where you can get to them, like dA, twitter, instagram, blogspot and so on :3

(If you want to see more from me though, you would have to go my instagram sugarcoatedselfesteem or my dA SW-13)

#Ea Luvian #self-promote #fanart

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Colored version My scanner sucks half the time so I have to take pictures with my phone to get close to the actual colors

#Merida #disney #fanart #self-promote #Ea Luvian

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A slightly older Merida, cutting her hair a bit and wearing armor and stuff

#Merida #fanart #disney #Ea Luvian #self-promo

theoneronnie

AQUA | FLORA | PHEONIX

I had to put them all together because they’re so awesome!

I wish this was a sequel movie

#OMG AQUA!!!

variations by sw-13 featuring leather handbags

Rag Bone cotton shirt / Rag Bone white shirt / J Brand cropped jeans, $160 / Old Navy plus size pants / River Island white socks, $6.60 / T.U.K. pink shoes / T.U.K. t u k shoes / The Cambridge Satchel Company green purse / The Cambridge Satchel Company leather handbag, $190 / American Eagle Outfitters hat / Boohoo beanie hat / Tech accessory / Retro glasses / Nars cosmetic / Voluminous mascara / Black lipstick / Nails Inc nail polish, $20 / Boohoo military fashion

#polyvore #fashion #style #Rag & Bone #J Brand #Old Navy #River Island #T.U.K.#The Cambridge Satchel Company #American Eagle Outfitters #Boohoo #NARS Cosmetics #Nails Inc #Rimmel

Colorless comfort by sw-13 featuring shirts & tops

Knit top / Shirts top, $140 / Studded jeans / H&m shoes, $33 / Sophia Webster black and white handbag / Material Girl double finger ring / Boohoo beanie hat

#polyvore #fashion #style #H&M #Sophia Webster #Material Girl #Boohoo