Look, if King Æthelstan can travel all the way from Wessex to Northumbria in June 934 to present a book to St Cuthbert, who'd already been dead for 247 years, you can pop to your local bookshop and get your dad a copy of The Anglo-Saxons for

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🎉 Happy belated birthday Lorenz 🎉
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A super soft claurenz comm for 💕💕
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An idea that sprouted from what all my friends are doing. May or may not actually do it. But if not, have a cute Anglo/Norse style sealgirl.

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🎨 James Jebusa Shannon (anglo-américain, 1862-1923)

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My birthday gift for is giving him another tiny friend who will bully him.

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🍎 Pomologie française:
Paris: Langlois et Leclercq, 1846.
https://t.co/i4LZMmN2ML

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Huanglongmon will probably be the final boss, if not then at least for one of the routes it will.

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Felicidades Koko y gracias por la oportunidad!!<333
Hola! soy Navy y hago dibujos en mi celu de cubitos angloparlantes :D

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18 more days: Lorenz 🌹
" I will do all that i can - for the future of Fódlan, and the glory of House Gloucester"

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momento mangloy 🕴

tenia rato que quería hacer un pequeño sketch del embarazo de joy con meg jsjskaoamkalns las amo 😭❤️

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Today's by , introduces us to the biscobra, a significant figure in Anglo-Indian fiction that embodies the difficulties of representing authentically but also comprehensibly a world that resists Western generic codes. Read here: https://t.co/1tAy8oI282

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Blu Rivers Anglo-Saxon relative | Patron request by

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In 'Women Painting Women,' the female gaze is front and center. By Susan Stamberg at
Paintings👇🏿below:
Hayv Kahraman, ‘The Tower’, 2019.
Hope Gangloff, ‘Queen Jane Approximately’, 2011. https://t.co/3hM0YT4B2D

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Le troisième tome de la série de Forgotten Myths est disponible depuis le 11 Mai 2022 dans les pays anglophones. 😉
Pas de date de sortie en France pour le moment.

https://t.co/BWyVz7i5Qc

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The foxglove originally symbolised riddles & conundrums, probably because in Old Irish it was “folksglove”, the “folks” being the fairies with all their tricks. The “glove” may have been Anglo-Saxon “gliew” - bells on a frame. Foxgloves were also “fairy bells”.

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picking a favorite is near impossible to me but I do have a bias to the wolves. Take a gander at blackgarurumon, sangloupmon, and strabimon, for example!

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