#cymes

[mack-timelines]

UHHHHHH Hey guys wanna- uh wanna ask me about my aus- he he or my uh OC Sam and Max siblings?? If ya curious :0 (i have more aus but their mostly unfinished or haven't posted on here yet)

[q-ueen-potato]

Mandalorian Shmi and how this changes everything au.

Basically, before being a slave, Shmi was mandalorian young woman from a loved and strong family, something something happens and she is caught on an ambush, her beskar stolen and she is sold as nothing less than a thing.

Shmi was born Cyme(Shee-mey), She started to be called Shmi because the slave dealers couldn't get her name right as it was originally wrote in Mando'a. I am not sure from what clan she would have came from but this will be important later. But i could always use Kemi'tra as her surname.

Shmi survives because her family will eventually came to her rescue, also they surely would fight the Jedi for Anakin.

[rattyexplores]

Photo 1 - Cyme quadrilineata / Photo 2 - Schistophleps albida

Photo 3 - Plectophila sp. / Photo 4 - Philobota sp.

Photo 5 - Batrachedra sp. / Photo 6 - Stathmopoda auriferella

Photo 7 - Hypenodinae sp. / Photo 8 - Crambidae sp.

Moths spotted in a small country town. Any found IDs will be added to this post.

08/09/23 - Lepidoptera

QLD:CQC - Mackay, in city

[silentium-soul]

Polène Cyme - Edition Alpaga

[quietachene]

[xjunkoftheheartx]

[keirametzbrassknuckles]

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(In the black, obviously, but the size of the red one)

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[amourrencontreseduction]

Découverte des pouvoirs incroyables du corps humain

Le corps humain recèle encore de nombreux mystères qu’il nous reste à découvrir. Voici une belle découverte qui permet de comprendre et de pouvoir obtenir des avancées majeures dans de nombreux troubles et maladies  pouvant nous donner de beaux espoirs. Découvrez le documentaire vidéo gratuit:  en cliquant ici

[infoscoop]

Michel Cymes recommande des siestes plus longues après une raclette

Michel Cymes recommande des siestes plus longues après une raclette https://infoscoop.fr/wp-content/uploads/faites-la-sieste-selon-michel-cymes-20-ou-30-minutes-2909.webp Le célèbre médecin Michel Cymes recommande une sieste de 20 minutes après une salade composée et de 30 minutes après une raclette ou une choucroute. #michelcymes #saladecomposée #choucroute #raclette #duréesieste #recommandation #sieste #digestion #cognition #créativité #stress #mémoire #sommeil https://is.gd/DRFW8e

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Word List: Sweet

beautiful words with "sweet" to try to include in your poem/story

Bittersweet - pleasure accompanied by suffering or regret; being at once bitter and sweet

Meadowsweet - any of several spireas

Oversweet - excessively sweet; cloying

Presweeten - to make (a food or beverage) sweet or sweeter in advance and especially during manufacture or preparation

Sweetbells - an eastern North American deciduous shrub (Leucothoe racemosa) with pinkish flowers in long racemes

Sweetberry - sheepberry i.e., a North American shrub or small tree (Viburnum lentago) having white flowers in flat cymes

Sweetbread - the thymus or pancreas of a young animal (such as a calf) used for food

Sweetbriar - an Old World rose (especially Rosa eleganteria) with stout recurved prickles and white to deep rosy-pink single flowers; called also eglantine

Sweetening - something that sweetens

Sweetfish - ayu i.e., a small salmonlike anadromous fish (Plecoglossus altivelis) of Japan that is highly esteemed as a food fish

Sweetflag - any of a genus (Acorus) of perennial herbaceous plants that are typically found in wetlands of the northern hemisphere and have long narrow leaves and aromatic roots

Sweetgrass - a slender fragrant perennial grass (Hierochloe odorata) that typically grows in moist soils and is used especially in basketry

Sweetish - somewhat sweet; unpleasantly sweet

Sweetroot - licorice

Sweetshop - a candy store

Sweetsop - sugar apple

Sweetveld - African veld that is not markedly acid in soil reaction and is characterized by production in the presence of adequate mositure of palatable grazing of predominantly annual grasses

Sweetwood - a laurel (Laurus nobilis)

Sweetwort - an unfermented malt infusion

Unsweetened - not containing added sugar; not sweetened

If any of these words inspire your writing, do tag me or send me a link. I'd love to read your work!

More: Word Lists

[mack-timelines]

FELLAS - I love em

The outfit designing goes hard on these two~ YES. I KNOW ITS NOT FINISH SPARE ME T-T Their names are Maxi and Samantha if you will~ but the ones on the ref are nicknames Shoutout to @silverlizard012, we basically own this Au mate, thanks for the help :3 <3/p

The Work Attires~ Mx.M probably should have gloves but meh, alt fits under

Eepy fits and Fancy fits Lore? I barely know her The best I can give ya is that, They both a "flower" shop, they rivals with crushes and this Au is more of a fantasy vibe. They are Nymphs basically and that're respective flowers are Poppies and Daffodils~

[q-ueen-potato]

Infos about the mandalorians that saved Shmi...

Ther are a clan that jokes they are made of lost and founds...

Ronan and Mirta are siblings that had lost their families during some conflict.

Kian and Uma are twins that are abandoned that Ronan raised as his own.

Hanna is a bounty hunter that once lost all hope in life until she had meet Simas, together they joined the family after all.

Their ages when meeting Shmi are...

Shmi: 47 years old

Ronan: 57 years old

Mirta: 51 years old

Kian: 44 years

Uma: 44 years old

Simas: 32 years old

Hanna: 30 years old

[bbltheque]

girl in september

Back to school after European Summer. Enjoying fall. Getting caramel lattes because she is tired of matcha. Knitted dress and high knee boots combo. Her Polene Cyme bag in brown is heavy. Minimal make up. Wearing her glasses seriously this time. Deep red nails. Studying in the library after class. Watching 2000's romcoms at night. Wake up at 5 am so she can get her bag. Already planning her fall vacation in NYC.

[kiseendeavor]

PK and Little Hornet ♡

figured id drawn little ghost in all four of my last hk drawings, so i thought id leave them out this time.. why not draw little hornet, instead? and i wanted to give pale king a go again, too, so heres the result! white palace cyme out looking a little blue, but oh well. am pretty proud of it still! hope this one brightens yall's day a little c:

week 38, very late! agh! but im keeping up with the streak another week- wont be stopped so easily. today's piece took about four hours- took me a while to figure out how to draw bb hornet, and to figure out how to shade pk's cloak.. not the most proud of that, but it is what it is. thank you for checking out my work! hope you have a wonderful week <3

[kanawolf]

Rohan OC's

These ladies will be added to my pinned post of ocs eventually, but for now, here they are!

Cenelind, of the House of Baldred, who’s name is made up of the Old English elements Cene (bold, keen) and Lind (linden tree, shield), is the firstborn daughter of Lord Edorfeld (fence, shelter, protector & field) & Lady Cymewinn (comely, lovey & meadow, pasture). While she is a woman in Rohan society, she is also the firstborn, and as such she spent much of her life learning how to rule her house – should she ever need to – alongside such skills that noble women were encouraged to learn (weaving being among them). However, due to her next two siblings being girls as well, she also took up horse husbandry & the sword, learning the skills that would allow her to ride alongside the Rohirrim, should that need ever arise as well. These skills would discouraged once her youngest sibling and the first male heir of the family was born, though by that point, she had enough freedom and was stubborn enough to maintain that her brother still had many years to grow before he would be able to have the skills and knowledge to truly take over the house from her father, and thus she would remain the steward of her house until that time.

Cenelind is dark-skinned with light russet-brown hair and dark eyes, tall - even for a Rohirric woman - and with the muscular build that years of learning combat have bestowed upon her. She lived from T.A. 2726 - T.A. 2794 (68 years old when she died, and was around 33 during WotR).

Her siblings are: 

Cymerun, made up of the elements Cyme (comely, lovely) & run (rune, secret lore), who is the 2nd oldest. Estwyna, made up of the elements Est (grace, favor) and Wine (friend), the middle child. Eadwald, made up of the elements Ead (wealth, fortune) and Weald (powerful, mighty), he is the youngest and the heir to the house.

Her horse is named Northunor (thunder from the north)

Drymewynn, her name is made up of the elements Dryme (music / melody / harmony) and Wynn (joy, bliss), is the eldest daughter & second child to the stablemaster Denmund (valley & protector) & Sunngifu (sun & gift), the midwife who aided Lady Cymewinn in her childbirths. Due to being a lady’s maid, and being the lady’s maid of Cenelind in particular, Drymewynn is not particularly a stranger to long journeys and adventures on horseback & at her ladys’ side. However, while she is skilled with a horse, her true talents lay in her voice and her hands, being able to work with threads and strings in similar ways, Drymewynn is a talented weaver and musician, able to play nearly any instrument that uses strings after practicing for only a short while. Due to an unfortunate skirmish, one of her legs is injured, affecting her walking speed and ability to stand for long periods of time – all of which is accommodated for when in her home and Cenelinds’ home, though not so much outside.

Drymewynn is tall and fair with bright eyes, dark hair, plump of body and with calloused fingertips. She lived from T.A. 2723 - T.A. 2795 (72 years old when she died, and was around 35 during WotR).

Her siblings are:

Sigeweard, made up of the old English elements Sige (victory) and Weard (guard, guardian), he is the firstborn.

Dagny, made up of the Old Norse elements Dagr (day) and Nyr (new), she is the youngest. 

Her horse is named Deorwine (dear friend)

Buirid, her name is made up of the Old Norse word Bua (to live) and Old Norse element Fridr (beautiful, beloved), is the daughter of Brimdael (sea, the edge of the sea & valley) & Aesfyld (ash tree field), born to the noble house of Brynewelm. Following in the footsteps of her mother, Buirid is skilled in horseback riding and weaving, alongside that of politics, using her station as a noble’s daughter to keep her eyes and ears open, and befriending many amongst the Mark as a way of gathering information. She tends to her house much like any noble lady does, whilst also learning from the wise and the historians of her people, a profession she enjoys the study and practice of, alongside that of the healing arts. Having lived through war, the bloodshed does not scare her, though unlike those who train as shieldmaidens, she prefers the bloody work that comes from healing.

She is warm-toned / sun-kissed, tall and lithe, with bright hair and sharp, dark eyes, looking more delicate than she actually is in truth. She lived from T.A. 2729 - T.A. 2803 ( 74 years old when she died, was around 30 in WotR, lived long enough to see Brytta take the throne and her grandson to be born).

Her horse is named Swiftryne (a swift course rapid running water)

[whencyclopedia]

Theogony

The Theogony is an 8th-century BCE didactic and instructional poem, credited to the Greek poet Hesiod. The Theogony was, at first, not actually written down, rather, it was part of a rich oral tradition which only achieved written form decades later. The Theogony traces the history of the world from its creation through the battle between the Olympians and the Titans to the ascension of Zeus as the absolute ruler of all of the Olympian gods. With the rise of Zeus to supremacy and the birth of his many children, the poem ends and does not address the continued struggles between mankind and the gods. Much of what is known today concerning early Greek mythology comes from Hesiod's work and that other great Greek poet Homer. Collectively, their works would serve as a major influence on later Greek literature and drama, and Roman mythology, especially through the epic Metamorphoses by Ovid.

Authorship

The Theogony (from the Greek theogonia, meaning "generations of the gods") is an epic poem of 1,022 hexameter lines which describes the birth of the gods in the Greek pantheon. It is thought to have been composed c. 700 BCE (give or take a generation either side of that date). Little is known of Hesiod's life. His father emigrated from Cyme in Asia Minor and settled in Boeotia, a small state in central Greece. It is assumed that the poet was a farmer; a fact garnered from the early verses of the Theogony. He may also have been a rhapsodist, a reciter of poetry, where he learned the technique and vocabulary of heroic songs.

Although there are some who question whether or not Hesiod actually wrote the Theogony, most classicists believe he did. However, parts of the work may have been added by later poets and there is a definite similarity in some aspects to earlier Mesopotamian literature. The historian Dorothea Wender believes that the Theogony was an earlier work than Works and Days, the other work attributed to Hesiod. She considers the latter to be a better work, and while the Theogony seems to be unpolished, the author could have had difficulty with written composition.

Wender criticizes Hesiod for not discussing the dethroning of Kronos and his endless mention of "colourless deities." Also, Hesiod's Zeus is too invincible. There is no suspense. "Homer gets more excitement out of a footrace than Hesiod does out of a full-scale war in heaven" (18). However, to Wender, the poem still has historical interest. Certainly, the Theogony was influential; the historian Norman Cantor in his Antiquity wrote that the Greeks adopted Homer and Hesiod's notion of the gods and

a distinctive Greek religion was developed. This religion was always complex and never consistent in all its details; still, its view of man and the world lies at the center of Greek culture. (123)

Hesiod was influential on Classical Greek literature and philosophy, his Prometheus story, for example, inspiring such playwrights as Aeschylus (c. 525 - c. 456 BCE). His poetic style was much imitated, particularly in Hellenistic times and in Roman times - both the Republic and Imperial Rome - when Hesiod's works continued to be recited and set to music. The great Roman writer Ovid (43 BCE - 17 CE) would use many of the themes of the Theogony in his Metamorphoses.

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