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Another excellent reading, Celta. IMO, Charles is a damn hypocrite in looking down on Catherine when Charles himself married a commoner (Camilla). I don't understand how Charles can be a classist snob when Charles as well as both his sons married commoners... but pretends or acts like Camilla isn't a commoner. Just baffling.

Hi Nonny,

Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you enjoyed the reading.

Just FYI for you and everyone else:

Camilla is not a commoner. She has the aristocratic pedigree in her parents and grandparents. She does not have a title, but she is clearly 'one of us' and not 'one of them'.

Camilla's mother was the granddaughter of the 3rd Baron Ashcombe and the niece of the 4th Baron Ashcombe. Daughters do not inherit titles, so their pedigree is derived from their mother and father. On her mother's side, Camilla is solid aristocrat.

Her father didn't have a title, but he was solidly upper class. He had a good career in the army, retiring with the honorary rank of Major, and over his life he held the positions of  Deputy Lieutenant of Sussex, Vice-Lord-Lieutenant of East Sussex, and Exon, Adjutant and Clerk of the Cheque of the Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard. He was a partner in a firm of wine merchants, not an employee. He reviewed military books for a magazine, wrote a war memoir, and edited another military man's memoirs. He had a town house and a country house, and was a Master of Foxhounds. His half sister married an aristocrat, The Lord Howe of Aberavon, and was given a life peerage that she holds in her own right as Baroness Howe of Idlicote, That is not a 'commoner' father.

Camilla is gentry. She has the aristocratic pedigree but not the title (not until she married Charles, anyway). She is 'one of us' (aristocrats/gentry) and not 'one of them' (middle and lower classes).

So, that explains how Charles thinks of Camilla. Plus she is his wife and in his mind I think that would be enough to override any disadvantages of birth.

Catherine is solidly middle class/ upper middle class. That is a very different thing.

Edited because I missed out things in my first reply because too many people were talking to me at once in RL. :)

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✨Langblr & Studyblr Re-Introduction✨

Hello everyone! I looked at my blog the other day and realised that all my basic info is well out-of-date, seeing as I was last active in the langblr in 2014-2018. Anyways...

about me

Maria, 32, all pronouns welcome

I've lived/studied or worked in: 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇷🇧🇾🇮🇪

my background is in Germanistik & Creative Writing; CELTA-certified; & I work as an independent foreign language consultant/teacher in English and German

right now I'm working towards getting into literary translation & audio recording (literary reading/performance)

languages

Mains/Everyday English (native), German, French, Irish, Greek (passive bilingual->active since 2018/19)

Others/Select Usage Italian, Old English, Middle English, Dutch, Norwegian, Russian, some Latin (esp. Medieval)

Conlang Ätchgö

There are other others but let's just leave it at that for now.

blog goals

share my polyglot journal notes and studies from the last 5 years, both to review/follow-up on them and because I think it could be interesting to other learners

interact with people on the language learning process itself & share study tips

meet people to discuss shared interests in our shared languages (art, music, philosophy, literature, theatre, culture—kind of dark/light academia-coded, I know, and I live for it)

treat posting as a hobby, not an obligation (i.e. I tend to take hobbies and mentally turn them into chores)

things I may post about here

language and linguistics stuff, esp. mutual intelligibility/historical linguistics/poetics, literature, my translation studies et. al., IWTV meta/memes/aesthetic and my blorbos (because I can't not), writing tips/memes, Chaucer, Byron and the rest

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celticcrossanon

Harry admits he felt forced to leave the UK, not that he was forced to leave

WWW.THESUN.CO.UK

Harry admits in court he “felt forced” to leave the UK, not that he WAS forced to leave the UK. “At a hearing today, the duke’s barrister Shaheed Fatima KC said Harry did not accept that it was a “choice” for him to have stopped being a “full time working member of the royal family”.“ 

All the court can do is ask RAVEC to revisit its decision to deny Harry 24/7 security that is given to his brother, his father and their wives. If RAVEC says no, the court cannot force RAVEC to change their decision to satisfy the man-child trust fund brat.

Celta, I really hope Harry loses his taxpayer funded security lawsuit/s (as well the lawsuit against the ANL who reported that Harry did not offer to pay for MET security) and pay back the public for every cent he wasted on these ridiculous lawsuits. Harry needs to understand there are consequences in deciding to quit being a full time working royal.

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Hi TeaWithBooks,

I hope Harry loses and has to pay back every taxpayer cent spent on these lawsuits as well. His entitlement, ego and lies are off the charts. His feelings are not facts, however much he thinks otherwise.

I am very pleased that RAVEC can not be forced to change their decision by the courts, and if they are forced to review the decision, I hope that a) they say No again and b) they take even more security away from Harry. I am over his petulant whining, his lies, and his massively inflated sense of self importance.

Harry admits in court he “felt forced” to leave the UK,

not that he WAS forced to leave the UK.

Remember the subtle changes to the BRF website.

Response:

Harry is suggesting, like the King, he was

"emotional" blackmailed which force him to leave the UK.

Observations:

"Recollections may vary"

This can be interpreted as Queen Elizabeth standing by in support of her grandson and a nod that they would collect the "V"ary" "Harry" from the "recon". She was known to be cheeky and meant business.

Fact:

Queen Elizabeth a veteran and worked in vehicle weapon maintance.

THE QUEEN AND THOMPSON

Fact:

Recon Green is the colour of a Jeep Special Edition Compass.

The Year? 2016.

https://www.motortrend.com/news/1601-75th-anniversary-edition-2016-jeep-lineup-unveiled/

Fact:

Recon Green Jeep announced on January 6th

A. Thompson was adopted on January 6th by the Thompsons.

The Thompson Family have historic history in Toronto.

From meeting Queen Elizabeth on her Canadian Tour in High Park, to intercepting a threat of terrorism at Queens Park Law Society where they later were thanked by The Royal Family to an article on sympathy to Prince Charles on the passing of The Queen Mother.

Fact:

2016 In a social media post, A. Thompson "predicts" a royal wedding aka "emotional" blackmail of TBRF and links Toronto to Harry and Markle to Jal GUA. It is listed as far back as 2008 and 2006.

Recon Green Jeep Special Edition Compass is on Set Location of Suits in Toronto at Old Toronto.

Fact

Queen Elizabeth Bodyguard Johnny Thompson

Johnny Thompson is promoted by King Charles

Fact:

King Charles is refusing to be "emotionally" blackmailed

The Duke, who did not appear in court, said in a statement shared by his lawyers that he "felt forced" 

Fact:

Developing Independent News Story.

"Emotional" Blackmail of King and Royal Family

A. Thompson intercepted an alleged plot in 2008 and followed up with Intelligence officials. , Recon Green , GUA , Offered for sale in an open source post by Public Figure in 2016. Independent Gonzo Journalist and Creative Activist is a former Miss Universe Canada delegate "coincidently" featured in brochure next to eye "Candy" jewelry.

Ricky Gervis hearts a post by A. Thompson that describes a dog companion named Ricky from Hamilton that was a gift for her Grandfather George Thompson of Toronto. A Canadian Veteran and one of the Thompson Brothers who served in Holland.

2019 A. Thompson is documented following up with Intelligence re: emotional blackmail of the Royal Family.

2020 Her Majesty Queen has letter sent to a Miss A. Thompson

2021 Recon Green Jeep License plate GUA

2022 H.R Thompson informs A. Thompson of the expected passing of Queen Elizabeth. A. Thompson shares heartfelt tribute on a radio broadcast upon her passing sharing "the most gracious Queen" who "never left anyone behind".

2022 Sisters Lorette Stevenson and A. Thompson move forward with International Human Rights matters and cite irrevocable damages of duress as they advocate for their lives and safety of others. Granddaughters of Canadian Military Veterans.

2023 Lorette Stevenson ( O'Callaghan ) is reported to have passed away in Hamilton, ON shortly after 11 AM on Truth and Reconciliation Day. Lorette aspired to be a Canadian Forces Military Med Tec. Her sister, A. Thompson is a Canadian Forces Artist Applicant ( 11 ). A. Thompson contacts the United Nations on Generational International Human Trafficking and informs the Prime minster. She announced on social media a vow of silence and hunger strike for the sake of awareness to International Human Rights Concerns in 2024.

Miracles in Motion. Mother of all Children.

2023

Duchess of Edinburgh's 5-day working visit included time with regiment in Niagara

Prince Harry drops ceremonial puck for Vancouver Canucks in lead-up to 2025 Invictus Games

Nick Wells · The Canadian Press 

Book pulled from shelves in Netherlands, but questions remain about how identities went to print

Nick Logan of Vancouver CBC reports

Endgame pulled from stores in the Netherlands. Hazel Thompson/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images, KIRSTY WIGGLESWORTH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images

Dutch journalist who first uncovered names of 'royal racists' says Omid Scobie's Endgame has been released in Holland with 'hundreds' of changes - as biographer is seen for the first time since admitting early drafts DID name them

By GINA KALSI and NATASHA ANDERSON  and PAUL THOMPSON and MARTIN ROBINSON, CHIEF REPORTER

King Charles refuses to be

"emotionally" blackmailed.

Education: PSA Emotional Blackmailing

JMO. Form your own opinion. Educate yourself. Source: Google.

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Five Songs

@ohhalefire tagged me (thank you!) to list five songs I've been listening to lately.

Holy (Til You Let Me Go) by Rina Sawayama - This album dropped right after I'd spent a week or so revisiting some childhood trauma and tbh it really enhanced the listening experience. I've had the whole album on repeat ever since.

Quel guardo il cavaliere...So anch'io la virtù magica from Don Pasquale - I'm trying to put together my thoughts enough to write a piece on why the use of music from Don Pasquale in Hannibal is both extremely on the nose but also deeply weird to me as someone who's done the opera, so I've been reviewing the show because it's been nearly a decade since I did it when did I get this old 😭

Cassandra by Florence + The Machine - This song is how I discovered that I get my stock sound effects from the same place as Florence + The Machine.

19sai by Suga Shikao - A fixture in the majority of my playlists. It has great vibes for most of the photoshoots I do.

D'amor sull'ali rosee from Il trovatore - The Per pietà, ben mio perdona to Tacea la notte's Come scoglio. I'm revamping my audition set, and this one and the Lucrezia Borgia arias are my Italian options.

I tag @celta-diabolica @radiowrites and @bedeliainwonderland 🖤

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CELTA certificate - was it worth it?

"If you are looking for an internationally recognized teaching qualification, we have the course that is right for you," reads the first sentence on British Council’s website for the CELTA course. Internationally recognized?!?! I repeated the words out loud in amazement. I felt like I had just found the passage to a thrilling lifestyle and promising career. 

“Travel and teach wherever you want. CELTA makes that possible!” someone wrote on a teaching forum. 99% of the reviews drew such beautiful pictures of what life after CELTA is that I couldn’t help but buy into that exciting narrative.

In 2018, I signed up for the course, and after four weeks of intensive studying, I received my certificate - the pass that was supposed to open doors to international classrooms.

CELTA’s reputation does open doors to international classrooms - the reviews have proven that many times - yet not everyone can cross the threshold. Wait, what?! But why? I asked one of my fellow CELTA trainees in disbelief when she broke that news to me with an apologetic look on her face. Because you’re a non-native English teacher, she said.

Many countries don't want to hire non-native English speakers as English teachers anymore. That was already true when I was taking the course. If they do want to give a chance to a non-native English teacher, the requirements, in many cases, are impossible to meet; 5 years of proven (very often continuous) stay in an English-speaking country or a university diploma - very often both of them are required. I have none of that. I lived in England for a year and studied in Poland. 

But why didn’t tell us about it beforehand?! I kept pressing the matter. The disappointment raging in my didn’t let me come to terms with the harsh reality. Well, isn’t that obvious? It’s a business like any other. Your money is their salary, Kate said matter-of-factly. I felt betrayed.

Eventually, I came to terms with the fact that as a non-native English teacher, I won’t be on equal footing with native English teachers. No hard feelings, not anymore.

The ESL industry prioritizes teaching “real English” above anything else. “Real” refers to words, phrases, and grammar used in everyday life - language elements that fill up my personal non-native dictionary by, maybe, 30 up to 40%. I might know loads of words and understand grammar rules better than anyone else, but in many cases, I can only make “educated guesses” as to what sounds natural. I rarely find myself saying, “no one speaks like that.” I can’t be the judge in such cases.

Was it a waste of money in the end? Not necessarily.

If CELTA has anything to offer to non-native English teachers, it is credibility in the domestic market. In 9 out of 10 cases, recruiters get back to me. 

On a personal level, I no longer feel intimidated by the coursebooks or the amount of material I have to teach. I can swiftly apply the tricks and techniques learned during the course. I also learned a few things about myself and changed my perception of the profession itself. 

The confidence I gained! Truly, an amazing feeling!

The doors to many international classrooms may be closed for me. Nevertheless, the skills I learned will surely benefit students in my homeland.

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CELTAS CORTOS - La Senda Del Tiempo REACTION | Metal Head DJ Reviews

Today we are checking out a band called Celtas Cortos with the song "La Senda Del Tiempo". Celtas Cortos has a very unique and awesome mix of traditional Celtic sounds mixed with hard rock wrapped in Spanish awesomeness! They have an incredible sound I would recommend to anyone looking something new with a mix of awesome sounds! Have you heard of Celtas Cortos and their music? Let me know what you think! #music #reaction #review Celtas Cortos https://celtascortos.com/ My Social Media: patreon.com/thekillogiceffect https://www.twitch.tv/thekillogiceffect https://www.reddit.com/user/TheKillog... https://www.tumblr.com/thekillogiceff.. thekillogiceffect.weebly.com https://www.facebook.com/thekillogiceffect/ twitter.com/KillogicFilth vk.com/thekillogicefect Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7KATFYYjZG1Zr8eowKdaMQ/join

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Understand Your Learning Style

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Under the read more, the ESC22 songs I am okay with if they win. If a song other than these wins I will bite my thumb at Europe.

Just a couple notes: I've listened to all the songs, but I've avoided watching the performances so I can be surprised tomorrow. If one of these has a flop performance or does an homage to Do it for your lover, I take no responsibility. I've also listed them in the order they will perform, not in order of preference.

Portugal: Maro - Saudade, saudade. I feel like such a stereotype, enjoying my neighbor so much, but I just really like this song. Every time it comes up on the playlist, I brighten up.

France: Alvan and Ahez - Fulenn. I like the song and I love the idea of countries sending songs in minority languages to Eurovision. I hope a win would encourage other countries to do the same.

Norway: Subwoolfer - Give that wolf a banana. I'm over Norway's PR tactics, both last year and this year. And I don't actually like the song because I feel the chorus and the verses belong to completely different songs. But I guess I commend them for sticking to the gimmick.

Italy: Mahmood and Blanco - Brividi. I don't think Italy wants to win and have to host ESC again lmao, but there's something about Mahmood that I can't and won't resist.

Ukraine: Kalush Orchestra - Stefania. I think their song last year was HIGHLY superior to this one, but I wouldn't be mad if they won since the song has a similar vibe of mixing tradition with modernity, and who doesn't love a man's tender feelings for his mom. Combined with breakdance.

Lithuania: Monika Liu - Sentimentai. I just really enjoy this song on audio alone, it throws me back to a black and white movie with a woman in a long bodycon dress. I can only hope the performance captures the vibe of the song.

Sweden: Cornelia Jakobs - Hold me closer. Cornelia sounds to me like "we have Robyn at home" but that isn't a bad singer to sound like, not by far.

United Kingdom: Sam Ryder - Space Man. Coming from a country that is on the bottom more often than not, I understand how the British feel, and I'm okay rewarding the BBC for not sabotaging their entry for once.

Serbia: Konstrakta - In Corpore Sano. From reviews I get the vibe that this performance is weird as fuck. I like the song and I'm on her side regarding her message.

Songs I like but not enough that I'm okay with them winning: Czech Republic, Romania, Finland, Armenia, Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, Iceland, Moldova, Australia

Who are you, I've listened to the playlist so many times and I still can't conjure up your song: Azerbaijan, Poland, Estonia

Get out of my sight: Switzerland, Germany

And of course, my opinion on ✨✨Spain ✨✨ The song just isn't very good, BUT I've been wanting Spain to send a song with Caribbean vibes for a while. (Just wish it had been Caribbean as in Birth of a new age and not as in Slo-mo but baby steps.) I am overall very happy with our entry, I know Chanel's worked her ass off, and I hope this year is the start of Spain getting its shit together for Eurovision. I also wouldn't want us to get stuck in a rut of only sending songs like these for the next few years. Would love to see a song in a minority language, or a song in the style of Celtas Cortos, Basque rock, neo rumba catalana, etc. There is SO much to choose from among our music that Europe would enjoy.

Also, if Chanel gets more than 125 points, she will beat the previous record holder which is Mocedades with Eres tú IN NINETEEN SEVENTY FUCKING THREE. So I don't need her to win. Just getting 126 points shows we're on the right track lmao.

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I'm stunned, Celta. I haven't read Harry's memoirs but read news stories on him and people's online reviews of his book on social media. So I didn't think there was anything left in his memoirs to shock me. I was wrong. Someone is reviewing Harry's memoirs and came across this line that had my jaw hit the floor. From Harry's memoir: "Meghan has as much to do with porn as granny has." Harry's lucky he published "Spare" after PP passed on because PP would be furious at Harry for this crass line!

Hi Nonny,

I missed that bit of Spare as well. That is completely the wrong image to use in asserting Meghan's innocence. If the rumours are to be believed, and I think there is some truth in them, then Meghan certainly has Harry fooled if he is defending her as having nothing to do with porn.

This could also be an attempt to strengthen the case that the actress who looks like Meghan and who is in at least one porn film is not her but an ?Italian? actress who looks like her.

That line could be one of the many reasons that the rest of the family are angry at Harry. What a revolting thing to say.

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I posted 37 times in 2021

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30 posts reblogged (81%)

For every post I created, I reblogged 4.3 posts.

I added 74 tags in 2021

#witchcraft - 10 posts

#witch - 9 posts

#letras - 8 posts

#wicca - 8 posts

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#love - 7 posts

#wiccalife - 7 posts

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My Top Posts in 2021

#5

Además de ser bruja, también soy una universitaria más, por ello además de compartir mi parte religiosa, como lo es Medusa Witch, también deseo mostrar mi parte cotidiana y académica como Mia.

Si desean conocer esa parte mas intima o cotidiana de mi, en mi Instagram también hago publicaciones @mia.almos

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#4

Días

Hay días que a pesar de no leer mis cartas,

Hay días que a pesar de no meditar u orar,

Hay días que a pesar de no quemar mis inciensos,

Hay días que a pesar de no rezarle a mis dioses,

Sigo siendo bruja, soy bruja cuando agradezco los mínimos detalles de mi vida, cuando acepto que no poseo poder ni control absoluto y que solo soy consiente del correr de la vida y su camino, sigo siendo bruja mientras preparo con esmero y amor comida o una taza de café para mi familia.

Esa mujer que en su caperuza gris y blanca que se envuelve cálidamente en ella con una simple taza de café oscuro a su lado y un libro en su mano que se acurruca en una silla para leerlo es hija de la tierra, es una con la tierra, no luce diferente pero lo es cuando de su boca salen viejos concejos y rezos, es diferente en medio de su normalidad gracias a su silencio.

No te atormentes alma libre, no sumerjas tu alma en miseria solo porque tu exterior no cumple con ensoñaciones, no grites todo el tiempo que eres diferente pues el silencio es mas estridente.

11 notes • Posted 2021-04-26 02:48:10 GMT

#3

Que no te ofenda

Si algún día te llaman Bruja o Brujo, no te ofendas.

Levanta tu cabeza y saca pecho, mírale a los ojos a ese ser ignorante y dile, "Sí, lo soy".

Ser Bruja no es malo, no le temas a expresarlo, nunca ves a un lobo avergonzado de su naturaleza ¿por qué tendrías tu que avergonzarte de la tuya?

Recuerda mi alma libre

16 notes • Posted 2021-10-07 19:45:26 GMT

#2

Oración Celta

En el siguiente espacio podré una oración celta bastante hermosa, la recomiendo para ser agradecido con cada cosa que nos ofrece el dios y la diosa, no obstante también para pedir energía y fuerza en nuestro diario vivir que es una travesía.

-Mia A.W

Que Dios nos de:

Para cada tormenta, un arcoíris.

Para cada lagrima, una sonrisa.

Para cada acto de ternura, una promesa.

Y una bendición en cada momento difícil.

Que siempre tengamos un amigo fiel para compartir nuestros problemas y que cada oración siempre sea escuchada y respondida.

En nombre del Dios y la Diosa que así sea.

26 notes • Posted 2021-03-21 04:58:33 GMT

#1

Recuerda

Mi querida alma libre.

Recuerda antes de dormir agradece por vivir, agradece por las alegrías que te a dado la vida, re afirma que eres un ser especial, importante y necesario para este mundo, finalmente da las gracias tres veces antes de acostarte, despertaras mejor a la mañana siguiente.

Feliz noche, alma libre.

Gracias, gracias, gracias.

32 notes • Posted 2021-04-26 02:54:59 GMT

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Reading tag game! Tagged by the awesome @celta-diabolica thank-you! 

hardcover or paperback / rent or buy/ reads in silence or reads with music / standalone or series (both but usually standalone) / annotations or pristine pages / ebook or physical copy (both – I prefer physical copy but reading on my kindle lately to save space)  / dog ears or bookmarks (neither. I just scrabble around trying to remember where I was - chaotic good.) / mismatched series or complete set / cover matters or you don’t judge / lend books or keep them to yourself (only if I know that mf will give it back!) / enjoys lit classes or despises them / browses shops or orders online (both) / reads reviews or goes in blind / unreturned books or clean library record / rereads or once was enough / fanfic enthusiast or a stickler for canon / deep reader or easily distracted / must read the book before seeing the movie or order doesn’t matter / has neat bookshelves or messy bookshelves / skips ahead or resists temptation / reads aloud or in your head / guesses plot twists or never sees them coming 

tagging: @logicgunn @marshmallowmcgonagall @owlswithfins @adelinegryffindor @littl-prince @mouseinthecastle @hbprincealice @maria-de-salinas @writer-or-whatever @sapphicathenas  - no pressure but I wanna know! 

[humanveil]

tagged by @celta-diabolica to do this reading habits thing 🖤🖤

hardcover or paperback / rent or buy (either.. i also download ebooks/audiobooks) / reads in silence or reads with music / standalone or series / annotations or pristine pages / ebook or physical copy / dog ears or bookmarks / mismatched series or complete set / cover matters (when i’m buying) or you don’t judge / lend books or keep them to yourself / enjoys lit classes or despises them / browses shops or orders online / reads reviews or goes in blind / unreturned books or clean library record / rereads or once was enough (depends) / fanfic enthusiast or a stickler for canon / deep reader or easily distracted / must read the book before seeing the movie or order doesn’t matter / has neat bookshelves or messy bookshelves / skips ahead or resists temptation / reads aloud or in your head / guesses plot twists or never sees them coming

tagging @marshmallowmcgonagall @minayrd @oceanssapart (no pressure!)

[bedeliainwonderland]

Reading tag game!

I was tagged by @wvnjo, thank you darling! ❤

hardcover or paperback / rent or buy / reads in silence or reads with music / standalone or series / annotations or pristine pages (for fiction but annotations for non-fiction) / ebook or physical copy / dog ears or bookmarks / mismatched series or complete set (both is good) / cover matters or you don’t judge / lend books or keep them to yourself (favourite ones are a mine alone) / enjoys lit classes or despises them / browses shops or orders online / reads reviews or goes in blind / unreturned books or clean library record / rereads or once was enough (with a rare exception of some childhood favourites) / fanfic enthusiast (d’uh :)) or a stickler for canon / deep reader or easily distracted (depends on the book) / must read the book before seeing the movie or order doesn’t matter / has neat bookshelves or messy bookshelves / skips ahead or resists temptation / reads aloud or in your head / guesses plot twists or never sees them coming

Tagging @kmvni @celta-diabolica @stellagibsonsgirl @josy57 @lareinedususpense @bedannibal-lectaurier @khyruma and anyone else who wants to share!

[galacticcoyote]

Reading tag game. Tagged by @celta-diabolica​, who shares many of my literary preferences 😈

hardcover or paperback / rent or buy library loan or kindle unlimited / reads in silence or reads with music [both] / standalone or series [both] / annotations or pristine pages / ebook or physical copy / dog ears or bookmarks / mismatched series or complete set / cover matters or you don’t judge / lend books or keep them to yourself / enjoys lit classes or despises them / browses shops or orders online / reads reviews or goes in blind / unreturned books or clean library record / rereads or once was enough  / fanfic enthusiast or a stickler for canon [both] / deep reader or easily distracted [both] / must read the book before seeing the movie or order doesn’t matter / has neat bookshelves or messy bookshelves / skips ahead or resists temptation / reads aloud or in your head / guesses plot twists or never sees them coming

I tag anyone who wants to do it. 😼