#DiaD

[scrumptiouscreationturtle]

رأيكم باللوك؟؟

[teacupsofthoughts]

alignment memes i made with my ocs look like:

somebody’s drawing of an anime girl from google

picrew image

diy-ed drawing

and fancy dagger

[avozdotempo]

A guerra e a pandemia: uma reflexao sobre o jovem e o velho em tempos diferentes. Em várias manhãs carregadas de sentimentos sobre o desconhecido, sobre como seria o dia posterior, soldados adentravam territórios numa Europa dominada pelo ódio das ideologias fascistas que marcaram a década de 30 e 40. Já em outro século, em épocas diferentes, aqueles que chegaram a enfrentar o inimigo nos campos de batalha daquela Europa, hoje estão em outro campo de batalha, mas com o mesmo sentimento, e mesmo aqueles que não estiveram, hoje compartilham isso, naquela época eram novos, e o mundo chorava a morte daqueles que tinham tudo pela frente, uma vida com família, amigos e conquistas, agora já idosos, parece que o sentimento de muitos é vil, pensam muitos que idosos que foram, infelizmente, vítimas da Covid-19 já viveram aquilo que tinham que para viver. É algo triste de se imaginar, mas antes os jovens na linha de frente da segunda guerra mundial, agora os idosos na linha de frente da pandemia. Mas o sentimento de perda para as famílias não parece ser compartilhado por muitos que negam a doença, ou sequer se importam com ela quando não tem um membro da família acometido gravemente por ela. Texto na íntegra no blog na Bio Imagem: wikiImagens Publicação de janeiro de 2021 #segundaguerramundial #diad #guerra #war #ww2 #ww #covid19 #coronavirus #morte #idosos #jovens #historia #reflexao #vida #pandemia #europa #brasil https://www.instagram.com/p/CmqnKlBudv7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mosqitofood]

[incorrect-ulster-cycle]

Cú Chulainn: I had seven dads and two moms and I turned out fine

Fer Diad: seven what now?

[oidheadh-con-culainn]

sometimes i think i'm okay about láeg/lóeg literally meaning "calf" but figuratively being a term of endearment meaning "beloved" or "favourite" and i'm like. that's fine. totally okay for him to be called that. i'm normal about it.

and then i consider that in cú chulainn's lament for fer diad when he directly address fer diad as "beloved", that is the word he uses. a lóeg.

and on the same page: a lóeg, a phopa láeg, help me cut the gae bolga out of him, take this message for me, be there with me, be the only person i trust in this moment when i am falling apart,

and his name is fucking beloved

and fer diad is beloved and fer diad is fucking dead and láeg is fucking culpable because he helped and i don't even know where i'm going with this it's just something about being loved as an act of violence i think. beloved as a weapon. a bloody favourite and a mirror and a double and

[riseupriseupandcomealong]

i love to be normal about the táin bó cúailnge

[sissiarte]

Cú Chulainn and the three people who want to be buried with him :) I'm very happy that I'm finally settling their designs !!!!!!

[finnlongman]

Dá scaraind gan troit is tú, gidar comaltai, a cháemChú, bud olc mo briathar is mo blad ic Ailill is ac Meidb Chrúachan Should I part from you without a fight, O gentle Hound, though we are fosterbrothers, my word and my name would be held in ill esteem by Ailill and Medb of Crúachu.

(TBC LL, ll. 3207-3210)

A cháemChú.

Hard to gauge for sure whether it was intended as a compound in the manuscript, since the Book of Leinster isn't big on word-breaks, but if it were a regular adjective, it would come after the noun, so I guess whacking it on the front like that -- while probably for metrical/rhyme reasons -- does have that effect.

Cool, well, I'm fine about that.

[niexigo]

Here’s a preview of some art for a YT project about my fic (demon in a daycare.)

More sketches below. To be finished soon. (There’s more, but those will be a surprise.)

[scrumptiouscreationturtle]

رأيكم باللوك؟؟

[teacupsofthoughts]

*gestures vaguely* found family roles being hard to define both in universe and out

[revisionlightning]

Art of Cú Chulainn and Ferdiad. I couldn't decide on a bg so have both.

[an-ruraiocht]

i feel like we talk about the meaning of people's URLs fairly often but rarely talk about blog titles / headers

anyway what does your blog title mean

mine's a quote from a fifteenth century poem in which fer diad says he wants to be buried in the same grave as cú chulainn. a very similar quote appears in a seventeenth century poem spoken by láeg