#lola ramon

[websitewizard2005]

more characters from my comic 👍👍👍 they’re a post-punk band called The Teletones

[pizgacz]

I found my old drawings of young Flo & Ramone

Tbh I prefer their PL ver names-Lola & Roman js fits them so well

Also I lied I still don't know what am I supposed to do on this app,, why are comments on all posts I see blocked or summ 😭😭

[mueritos]

Hey, just wanted to ask for any recs on Latino historical literature in Spanish? Mainly looking for Puerto Rican outside of the broad history you know? I find good things in English but I want the lens in Spanish. Or if you have a tag of anything you've read I can go through? Thanks In advance!

hello! you are in luck because right now I'm back home in PA where I have access to my giant latin american literature anthology! I'm going to give some authors below who are from PR with a piece of writing of theirs to check out, and also give some authors who I enjoy who aren't from PR. Not all of these are "historical" literature, but many write poems and short stories based off real life events/lived experience, which I find just as informative as a book like Open Veins of Latin America, which is very non-fiction historical.

KEEP IN MIND: some of these authors use language that is 1, outdated and 2, offensive, but these words are justified in the context they are written in and speak upon racial tensions experienced at the time of writing (i.e, one of Martin Espada's poems is called "n word-lips"). Please be compassionate toward the authors listed here!

PR authors:

Ramon Emeterio Betances (Arriba, Puerto Ricans!; 1800s), Eugenia Maria de Hostos (League of Puerto Rican Patriots; 1800s), Lola Rodriguez de Tio (The Song of Borinquen; late 1800s), William Carlos Williams (Libertad! Igualdad! Fraternidad!; late 1800s), Jesus Colon (Grandma, Please Don't Come!;1900s), Jose Davila Semprit (The United States; 1900s), Julia de Burgos (Ay, Ay, Ay de la Grifa Negra; 1900s), Pedro Juan Soto (Spiks; 1900s), Piri Thomas (The Konk; 1900s), Esmeralda Santiago (When I was Puerto Rican; 1900s), Martin Espada (Revolutionary Spanish Lesson; 1900s), Maria Teresa "Marisposa" Fernandez (Boricua Butterful; late 1900s)

Other authors:

Jose Marti (Our America; late 1800s), Eugenio Florit (In the Big City; 1900s), Arturo Islas (The Rain God; late 1900s), Isabel Allende (Paula or Casa de espiritus; 1900s), Julio Cortazar (la noche boca arriba; 1900s)

Some of these folks I have read and some I haven't. Have fun!

[bikinibottomdayz]

JANUARY 25, 2025 RELEASE

All my videos can be found here, full release under the read more! I am also offering the two Maybe Happy Ending videos as a bundle for 30 USD!

ORDER FORM HERE

This release includes: The Notebook (closing), The Roommate (closing), Parade (tour), Maybe Happy Ending (post-opening bundle)

MAYBE HAPPY ENDING November 20, 2024 (M) | Broadway | 4K MP4 (7.82GB) | bikinibottomday’s master Cast: Darren Criss (Oliver), Helen J. Shen (Claire), Dez Duron (Gil Brentley), Marcus Choi (James & others) Notes: Excellent 4K capture of this show post-opening! Some wandering / readjustment and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call and the post-show BC/EFA speech, audio is fed from external source. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBSwi8 | ASKING $20 USD NOT FOR SHARING EXCEPT THROUGH ME UNTIL JULY 17, 2025

MAYBE HAPPY ENDING November 24, 2024 (M) | Broadway | 4K MP4 (7.82GB) | bikinibottomday’s master Cast: Darren Criss (Oliver), Helen J. Shen (Claire), Dez Duron (Gil Brentley), Marcus Choi (James & others) Notes: Excellent 4K capture of this show! Some wandering / readjustment and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call and the post-show BC/EFA speech, audio is fed from external source. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBSS8i | ASKING $20 USD NOT FOR SHARING EXCEPT THROUGH ME UNTIL JULY 17, 2025

THE NOTEBOOK December 15, 2024 (E) | Broadway | 4K MP4 (8.89GB) | bikinibottomday’s master Cast: Maryann Plunkett (Older Allie), Dorian Harewood (Older Noah), Aisha Jackson (Middle Allie), Ryan Vasquez (Middle Noah), Anna Zavelson (Younger Allie), Benji Santiago (Younger Noah), Andréa Burns (Mother/Nurse Lori), Carson Stewart (Johnny/Fin), Yassmin Alers (Nurse Joanna/Others), Chase Del Rey (Lon/Others), Hilary Fisher (Sarah/others), Dorcas Leung (Georgie/Others) Notes: Good 4K capture of this show’s final performance. Left side is often heavily obstructed, with most of Older Allie and Noah’s scenes in Act One not visible, and a few other far left moments. Increased moments of wandering and unfocusing. Includes brief show stop in Act Two. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBV83d | ASKING $18 USD NOT FOR SHARING EXCEPT THROUGH ME UNTIL JULY 17, 2025

THE ROOMMATE December 15, 2024 (M) | Broadway | 4K MP4 (7.32GB) | bikinibottomday’s master Cast: Mia Farrow (Sharon), Patti LuPone (Robyn) Notes: Excellent 4K capture of this show’s final performance! One head obstruction that is worked around very well and doesn’t block off any action. Some moments of wandering and unfocusing. Includes curtain call and the post-show speech, audio is fed from external source. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBVcap | ASKING $20 USD NOT FOR SHARING EXCEPT THROUGH ME UNTIL JULY 17, 2025

PARADE January 11, 2025 (M) | Second US Tour (Schenectady, NY) | 4K MP4 (10.03GB) | bikinibottomday’s master Cast: Max Chernin (Leo Frank), Talia Suskauer (Lucille Frank), Ramone Nelson (Jim Conley), Chris Shyer (Governor Slaton), Evan Harrington (Old Soldier, Judge Roan), Jack Roden (Frankie Epps), Andrew Samonsky (Hugh Dorsey), Michael Tacconi (Britt Craig), Jenny Hickman (Mrs. Phagan), Oluchi Nwaokorie (Angela), Robert Knight (Newt Lee), Olivia Goosman (Mary Phagan), Griffin Binnicker (Tom Watson), Brianna Javis (u/s Minnie McKnight), Bailee Endebrock (Monteen & others), Ben Cherington (Officer Ivey, Thomas Blackstock & others), Emily Rose DeMartino (Essie & others), Alison Ewing (Sally Slaton), Caroline Fairweather (Nurse, Daisy Hopkins & others), Trevor James (Young Soldier & others), Sophie Manicone (lola Stover), Trista Moldovan (Nina Formby & others), Prentiss E. Mouton (Riley), Ethan Riordan (Mr. Turner & Others), Jason Simon (Det. Starnes, James Gantt & others), Brian Vaughan (Luther Rosser, Mr. Peavy) Notes: Excellent 4K capture of this tour’s first preview! Increased moments of wandering and unfocusing. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBXNQY | ASKING $20 USD NOT FOR SHARING EXCEPT THROUGH ME UNTIL JULY 17, 2025

[gardenofkore]

Vere novo , priori jam mutato consilio , Alienora virgo regia , insignis facie , sed prudentia & honestate prestantior , futura Regina Sicilie , atque cum ea Nymphe obsequiis apte regalibus , accepta benedictione parentum , ab urbe Neapoli gloriosas discessit , per Calabriam , propter maris tedium , usque Regium iter agens : quam discedentem Neapolitane matres , quantum spectantes oculi capere potuerunt , effusis pre gaudio lacrimis affequute sunt.

Gregorio Rosario, Bibliotheca scriptorum qui res in Sicilia gestas sub Aragonum imperio retulere, I, p.456-457

Eleonora was born in Naples in the summer of 1289 as the tenth child (third daughter) of Carlo II lo Zoppo of Anjou, King of Naples, Count of Anjou and Maine, Count of Provence and Forcalquier, Prince of Achaea, and of Maria of Hungary.

Nothing, in particular, is known about her childhood, which she must have spent with her numerous siblings in the many castles of the Kingdom.

She is first mentioned in a Papal bull dated 1300 in which Boniface VIII annulled the marriage of 10 years-old Eleonora to Philippe de Toucy, Prince of Antioch and Count of Tripoli, (the contract had been signed the year before) on account of the bride’s young age and the fact that family hadn’t asked for the Pope’s dispensation.

Two years later, there were discussions of a match with Sancho, the second son (and later successor) of Jaume II of Majorca, but the engagement never occurred.

Finally, in 1302, Eleonora’s fate was sealed. On August 31st 1302 the Houses of Anjou-Naples and of Barcelona signed the Peace of Caltabellotta, which ended the first part of the War of the Sicilian Vespers and settled (or tried to) the problem of which House should have ruled over Sicily. Following this treaty, the old Norman Kingdom’s territory (disputed between the French and Spanish born ruling houses) was to be divided into two parts, with Messina Strait as the ideal boundary line. The peninsular part, the Kingdom of Sicily, now designed as citra farum (on this side of the farum, meaning the strait, later simply known as the Kingdom of Naples ), and the island of Sicily, renamed the Kingdom of Trinacria, designed as ultra farum (beyond the farum).

The Peace of Caltabellotta stipulated that Angevin troops should evacuate the island, while the Aragonese ones should leave the peninsular part. Foundation of the peace would have been the marriage between princess Eleonora of Anjou and King Federico III (or II) of Sicily (“e la pau fo axi feyta , quel rey Carles lexava la illa de Sicilia al rey Fraderich, que li donava a Lieonor, qui era e es encara de les pus savies chrestianes, e la millor qui el mon fos, si no tant solament madona Blanca, sa germana, regina Darago. E lo rey de Sicilia desemparava li tot quant tenia en Calabria e en tot lo regne: e aço se ferma de cascuna de les parts, e que lentredit ques llevava de Sicilia; si que tot lo regne nach gran goig." in Ramon Muntaner, Crónica catalana, ch. CXCVIII). The pact dictated also that once Federico had died, the two kingdoms would be reunited under the Angevin rule. This clause won’t be fulfilled.

The bridal party had to wait until spring 1303 before setting off for her new country since sea storms had damaged part of the fleet and thus delayed the departure. The voyage had cost 610 ounces, where the Florentine bankers Bardi and Peruzzi were asked to advance the payment, and the groom pledged to repay them 140 ounces.

By May 1303, Eleonora and her companions arrived in Messina where she was warmly welcomed and where on Pentecost, May 26th, of the same year she got married to Federico in Messina’s Cathedral (“E a poch de temps lo rey Carles trames madona la infanta molt honrradament a Macina, hon fo lo senyor rey Fraderich, qui la reebe ab gran solemnitat. E aqui a Macina, a la sgleya de madona sancta Maria la Nova, ell la pres per muller e aquell dia fo llevat lentredit per lola la terra de Sicilia per un llegat del Papa, qui era archebisbe, que hi vench de part del Papa, e foren perdonats a tot hom tots los pe cats quen la guerra haguessen feyts: e aquell dia fo posada corona en lesta a madona la regina de Sicilia, e fo la festa la major a Macina que hanch si faes.” in Ramon Muntaner, Crónica catalana, ch. CXCVIII).

After the wedding, most of the bridal party returned to Naples, while the newlyweds proceeded to Palermo.

On July 14th 1305 Eleonora gave birth to the heir, who was called Pietro in honour of the child’s paternal grandfather, Pere III of Aragon. To celebrate his son’s birth, Federico III gifted his bride of Avola castle and the surrounding land, to which will be added the city of Siracusa (in 1314), Lentini, Mineo, Vizzini, Paternò, Castiglione, Francavilla and the farmhouses in Val di Stefano di Briga. This gift would mark the creation of the Camera reginale, which would become the traditional wedding present given to Sicilian Queen consorts, and eventually would be abolished in 1537.

Including Pietro, she would give birth to nine children: Costanza (1304 – post 1344), future Queen consort of Cyprus, Armenia and Princess consort of Antiochia; Ruggero (born circa in 1305 - ?) who would die young; Manfredi (1306-1317) first among his brothers to hold the title of Duke of Athens and Neopatras; Isabella (1310-1349) Duchess consort of Bavaria; Guglielmo (1312-1338) Prince of Taranto and heir to the Duchy of Athens and Neopatras following the death of his brother; Giovanni (1317-1348) Duke of Randazzo, Count of Malta, later also Duke of Athens and Neopatras and Regent of Sicily; Caterina (1320-1342) Abbess of St. Claire Nunnery in Messina; Margherita (1331-1377) Countess Palatine consort of the Rhine.

Through these donations Eleonora became a full-fledged vassal, and had to pay homage to her husband the King. Thanks to official documents, we get the idea that Eleonora tried to manage her lands as much personally as she could do, naming herself vicars, administrators, and granting tariff reductions. Federico indulged his wife as much as he could, although in some cases (like the management of the city of Siracusa) his will was the only one taken into account.

Despite almost every time she was unsuccessful, Eleonora fully embraced her role as mediator between the Aragonese and Angevins. For example, in 1312 her brother-in-law, King Jaume II of Aragon, asked her to dissuade her husband (Jaume’s brother) to ally himself with the Holy Roman Emperor Heinrich VII of Luxembourg since this alliance could generate new friction with the Angevin Kingdom, as well as with the Papacy (with the risk of stalling the Aragonese occupation of Sardinia). After the King of Aragon, it was Pope Clemente’s turn to ask Eleonora to convince Federico to make peace with Roberto of Anjou. In both cases, though, her conciliatory efforts didn’t work.

In 1321 she witnessed her son Pietro being associated to the throne and thus crowned in Palermo (“Anno domini millesimo tricentesimo vicesimo primo, dum Johannes Romanus Pontifex contra Fridericum Regem, & Siculos propter invasionem bonorum Ecclesiarum precipue fulminaret, Fridericus Rex primogenitum suum Petrum, convenientibus Siculis, coronavit in Regem, & patris obitum, inopinatum premetuens, & ut filius qui purus videbatur & simplex, ab adoloscentia regnare cum patre affuesceret patrisque regnando vestigiis inhereret […]” in Gregorio Rosario, Bibliotheca scriptorum ..., I, p. 482). Pietro’s coronation publicly violated the Treaty of Caltabellotta (as the Kingdom should have returned to the House of Anjou), causing the pursuing of warfare between Naples and Palermo. Once again Eleonora’s attempts at peace-making failed miserably, with her nephew, Carlo Duke of Calabria, refusing to even meet her in 1325, after he had successfully raided the outskirts of Messina.

The Queen didn’t have much luck in internal policy too as she failed to appease her husband and her protegé, Giovanni II Chiaramonte. After gravely wounding Count Francesco I Ventimiglia of Geraci (his brother-in-law and one of the King’s trustees), all that Eleonora could do was advise Chiaramonte to flee to avoid the death penalty.

Nevertheless, the Pope still hoped to use the Queen (who, at that time and alone in her Kingdom,  was exempted from the Papal interdict) as mediator with her husband, promising to lift the excommunication in exchange for Federico’s backing down. Once again nothing happened.

On June 25th 1337 Federico III died near Paternò. He was buried in Catania since it was too hot for the body to be transported to Palermo (“Feretrum humeris nobiliores efferunt. Adsunt Regii filii, proceresque Regni. Exequias Regina, illustribus comitata matronis, prosequitur.” in Francesco Testa, De vita, et rebus gestis Federici 2. Siciliæ Regis, p.225). After the death of her husband, the now Dowager Queen turned to religion, following the example of those in her family who had consecrated themself to Christ (“At Heleonora certiorem fe de illa consolandi rationem inivit. Ipsa enim , ut Rex excessit e vita, ei, qui omnis consolationis fons est, fese in Virginum collegio Franciscanæ familiæ Catinæ devovit; in hoc Catharinan , & Margaritam filias imitata, quæ in ætatis flore, falsis terrestribus, contemptis bonis, Christ, cui fervire regnare est, in sacrarum Virginum Messanensi Collegio, de Basicò dicto, ejusdem Franciscanæ familiæ fese consecrarant; quod Collegium posteaquam Catharina fancte gubernavit, sanctitatis opinione commendata deceffit” in Francesco Testa, De vita..., p.226).

If Eleonora might have hoped to exert some kind of influence as many other Queen mothers did in the past and would do in the future over their weak-willed royal children, she would soon realize she had a powerful rival in the new Queen consort, her daughter-in-law, Elisabetta of Carinthia. Like Eleonora, the new Queen supported the Latin faction (a group of Sicilian noblemen who opposed the Aragonese rulership over Sicily, hoping the island would be returned under the influence of the Angevins instead). But, while Elisabetta had managed to raise the Palizzis to the highest positions at court, her mother-in-law still supported the Chiaramonte, making it possible for the exiled Giovanni II to return to Sicily, be pardoned by the King and see all his goods be returned. Soon though Chiaramonte resumed his personal feud against the Ventimiglia (also part of the Latin faction) and once again Eleonora's attempt to bring peace failed miserably. Only through Grand Justiciar Blasco II d'Alagona's intervetion, the crisis was averted.

In 1340, the Dowager Queen made a last attempt to appease the new Pope, Benedict XII. Unfortunately, the Sicilian envoys sent to Avignon to take an oath of vassalage (since Norman times Sicily theoretically belonged to the Papacy, who granted it to the Sovereigns who acted as Papal Legates) were treated roughly by the Pope, who declared Roberto of Anjou (Eleonora's brother) as Sicily's legitimate King.

Deeply distraught, the Dowager Queen resolved to definitely retire from public life. She spent what it remained on her life visiting the monastery of San Nicolo' d'Arena (Catania), joining the monks in their religious life. She died in one of the monastery's cells on August 10th 1341. Her body would be buried in the Church of San Francesco d'Assisi all'Immacolata (Catania), the construction of which she had personally promoted in 1329 to thank the Virgin Mary for protecting the city from one of many Mount Etna's eruptions.

Sources

AMARI MICHELE, La guerra del Vespro siciliano

CORRAO PIETRO, PIETRO II, re di Sicilia in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani, Vol. 83

DE COURCELLES JEAN BAPTISTE PIERRE JULLIEN, Histoire généalogique et héraldique des pairs de France: des grands dignitaires de la couronne, des principales familles nobles du royaume et des maisons princières de l'Europe, Vol. XI,

FODALE SALVATORE, Federico III d’Aragona, re di Sicilia, in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani, Vol. 45

GREGORIO ROSARIO, Bibliotheca scriptorum qui res in Sicilia gestas sub Aragonum imperio retulere, I,

KIESEWETTER ANDREAS, ELEONORA d'Angiò, regina di Sicilia, in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani, Vol. 42

de MAS LATRIE LOUIS, Histoire de l'île de Chypre sous le règne des princes de la maison de Lusignan. 3

MUNTANER RAMON, Crónica catalana

Sicily/naples: counts & kings

TESTA FRANCESCO, De vita, et rebus gestis Federici 2. Siciliæ Regis

[toughpaperround]

911 Cast Bios

Here's a list of them in one place, in order of appearance in 9-1-1 (fox, later abc). I choose them based on characters I enjoy, or where there are interesting connections / factoids to be found in their bios.

Gavin Stenhouse (The Priest)

Mariette Hartley (Patricia Clark, Abby's mother)

Claudia Christian (LAFD Capt. Maynard)

Debra Christofferson (Sue, Dispatcher)

Grasie Mercedes (Beth, in prenatal yoga class, 1x07)

Rebecca Wisocky (Marjorie, in lift crash, 1x09)

Connor Trinneer (bomb squad, 2x01)

Bryan Safi (Josh Russo, dispatcher)

Romi Dias (Chief Miranda Williams)

Ana Mercedes (Abuela Isabel)

Terri Hoyos (Aunt Pepa)

Christine Estabrook (Gloria, Dispatcher)

Devin Kelley (Shannon Diaz)

Wes Brown (Mounted Police Officer)

Rick Chambers (Dwight, newsreader)

Tara Karsian (Ruth)

Lawrence Pressman and Francis X. McCarthy (Mitchell & Thomas)

Romy Rosemont & Daniel Roebuck (Lola & Norman Peterson)

Brian Thompson (Capt. Gerrard)

Lou Ferrigno Jr (firefighter Tommy)

Brian Hallisay (Doug Kendall)

Julie Oullette (Blair, Elf Helper)

Marsha Warfield (Toni Wilson)

Danny Nucci (LAPD detective)

Sasha Roiz (LAPD Det. Ransone)

Paula Marshall (Helena Diaz)

George DelHoyo (Ramon Diaz)

Pepi Sonuga (Athena Carter, flashback in 3x07)

Nicole Delgado (Maynard, flashback in 3x07)

Eddie McGee (Frank the therapist)

Jack McGee (Red the retired firefighter, 3x16)

Deborah May (Cindy, 3x16)

Rumer Willis (Georgia, train Vic, 3x18)

Brooke Shields (counsellor, 3x18)

Dee Wallace (Mrs Margaret Buckley)

Gregory Harrison (Mr Phillip Buckley)

Colin McCalla (Connor, Buck's friend)

Chelsea Kane (Kameron, Connor's wife)

Aaron Staton (Daniel Buckley)

Laith Wallschleger (133 medic, 6x15)

Mark Lawson (pilot, 7x01)

Kathryn Boswell & Chris Gartin (hot-tub couple, 7x01)

Mercedes Colon (Ship Captain, 7x01-3)

Rick Cosnett (cruise crew, 7x01-3)

Eddie Jemison (cruise ship doc, 7x02-3)

Jesse Palmer & Joey Graziadei (7x04)

Richard Brooks (Chief Simpson, s7)

Exie Booker (Carl, 7x06)

Malcolm-Jamal Warner (Amir, s7)

Veronica Falcón (Cllr Ortiz, s7)

John Brotherton (Tim Nash, 7x08)

Tony Amendola (Herman, 7x08)

Paul Nobrega (Monty the Beekeeper, 8x01)

Hotshots group, s8: Callum Blue (Brad); Justin Taite (#1); Morgan West (director) & 1st AD

Bee-nado airplane gang: Cindy Chavez (Capt Dominguez); Devin McGee (Co-pilot); Bayley Corman (Tia); (Mr & Mrs Grandparent);

Adela Paez (Nurse Camila, 8x03 etc)

In draft ofc. Do check the updated OG post if you're looking at a reblog:

Finnigan and Silverman (divorcing couple, 8x06)

Zach Tinker (Officer Sparks, LAPD, 8x07)

Kelvin Han Yee

Glenn Plummer (Dennis Jenkins, 3x07, s8a)

Main resource is IMDb, with extra material from Wikipedia, podcasts or youtube on occasion. Where I use 911 images they are screengrabs I edited. Other images generally from imdb.

[xoxomaevesworld]

A rose by any other name:

Since I have been around on rp for years here are just some names I have had that you may know / remember.

Other names include:

Rylynn Venus

Cami Marlow

Pascale Wonderland

Saffi Venus 

Llola River

Jersey Concord

Silvie Venus

Harlow River

Desiree King

Miley Vouge 

Frankie River

Aviana Morocco 

Pascale Hope

Taylor Cyrus

Azariah Venus

Trinity Carlson

Jessie Cyrus

Breanne Cyrus

Serenity Lainson

Malibu Cyrus

Myleigh Azria 

Kenzi Vouge 

Aliya Maverick 

Bobbie McGee

Aven Sparkel 

Aspen Loveheart

Lola Starlee

Hali Styles

Lavender Laketon

Lola Laketon

Llola Greer 

Evie Ramone

Jersey Couture 

Lenzee Laketon

Vanessa Cyrus 

And then there are name's I had but can't remember the last name of:

Alyssa 

Malia

Lillian 

Storme

Destiney

Izabelle

Riley

Rain

Harmony

[websitewizard2005]

some doodles of my ocs (small town losers in 2009 edition)

[whooolaanmo]

Happy Birthday! Papa 🤍

59 years old ka na sana ngayon, lagi mo lang kami tanawin dyan sa itaas lalo na si Mama sabihin mo kay God ay bigyan kalakasan at mahabang buhay si Mama pati ang Inay Cely at Inay Mita pagkakaingatan sila, Papa sana masaya ka ngayon dyan, masaya ka para sa amin sana nag cecelebrate din kayo dyan nina Tatay Uran, Lolo Sunny, Tito Dimer, Tita Sally, Tito Ramon, iba natin kamag anak na namayapa na at kung sino man tropa mo dyan ngayon basta Papa Happy Birthday! mahal na mahal kita ❤️.

Lola ko na medyo nakakalimot 89 years old na kasi.

Inay Cely : nakasakay pa baga si Totoy ( Totoy kasi bunsong anak na lalaki si Papa ko ) sa barko naghanda pa tayo nasa barko naman.

Me : Inay wala na si Papa kasama na nina Tatay Uran sa langit.

Inay Cely : 3 na anak ko ang wala baga si Dimer si Sally at Totoy.

at unti unti maaalala ni Inay Cely o kaya kailangan na ulit ulitin para di nya makalimutan

Sep. 16, 2023 12:30 pm

[hcibsw2]

Rules: shuffle your ‘on repeat’ playlist and post the first ten tracks, then tag ten people.*** (Also, if your ‘on repeat’ playlist doesn’t show in your home menu on Spotify, just search it in the tab and it’ll be there)

I got tagged by - @metalgreg

I am not a Spotify person but I shuffled something else & got this ten -  (And it is all over the place, much like me)

Gods Of War by Def Leppard & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra A song that I always thought did not get enough appreciation. Redone with the Symphony & I love it even more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFNzuyjGNgM

Lola Montez by Volbeat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWOIDN-akrY

A Song Of Liberty by Flogging Molly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccGKjOQsEp0

Racing in the Street by Bruce Springsteen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm9UuM3UXdc

Whiskey On You by Nate Smith https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J5fDAaf7JU

For What It's Worth by Anti-Flag https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9y6Vw5mavQ

Take Back The Power by The Interrupters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7Ol-YDS4Jc

Pet Sematary by The Ramones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJWFsZ_YUc4

Heroes by Motörhead https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J06yQb4lbPk

Burning Love by Elvis Presley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmnqKmgesw4

*******************************************************************************

Tagging @big-low-t, @loveherallican-blog, @omarandjohnny & @soulless-blunder 

[shadowen]

Was tagged by @astriiformes to name 10 songs I like with names in the title, which was a fun little challenge. Here’s my list:

Baba O'Riley - The Who. One of my all time favorite songs! The title refers to spiritual leader Meher Baba and composer Terry O'Riley.

Bela Lugosi's Dead - Bauhaus. The original goth rock track.

Michael - Franz Ferdinand. Half their songs have names in the title, but this is probably the one I like best.

Song for Bob Dylan - David Bowie. I could make this entire list out of Bowie songs, but I'll just stick with one.

MLK - U2. Bono has written so many songs about Dr. King, but this is the only one with his name.

Andrew in Drag - The Magnetic Fields. I love this slightly problematic song.

Lola - The Kinks. Also slightly problematic, but actually very sweet.

Jane Says - Jane's Addiction. What can I say, it's a bop.

Whatshername - Green Day. That counts, right?

Judy is a Punk - The Ramones. Can't beat a classic.

No pressure tagging: @darkmagyk @nimblermortal @lafseanchai @penguinsandbats @belleamante99

[froggierboy]

tagged by @rainbowcoloredpalmtrees to list 10 songs you like that have names in the titles and then tag 10 people

suzanne - leonard cohen

annie's song - john denver

samson - regina spektor

nina cried power - hozier

dorothea - taylor swift

lola - mika

i wanna be your joey ramone - sleater-kinney

you can have him jolene - chapel hart

goodbye earl - the chicks

montero (call me by your name) - lil nas x

my brain is too made of mud right now to tag people but mutuals pls do it and tag me bc i love seeing ppls music

[stardustcrusader]

i need opinions on good songs for a playlist im making for my wife

we got:

just a girl - no doubt

she brakes for rainbows - the b-52s

dream baby dream - suicide

do you wanna dance - ramones (might get removed)

i wanna be your boyfriend - ramones

lola - the kinks

there she goes again - the velvet underground

little bitty pretty one - thurston harris and the sharps

oh pretty woman - roy orbison (need to download)

[severingt]

The GT Radio Show 30th November 2012

Sheena Is A Punk Rocker - Ramones

Mony Mony - Tommy James and the Shondells

Born To Boogie - T.Rex

Blockbuster - Sweet

Are Friends Electric? - Tubeway Army

2-4-6-8 Motorway - TRB

Pinball wizard - Elton John

Polk Salad Annie -Tony Joe White

Hit Me With Your Rythm Stick - Ian Dury and the Blockheads

Still The One - Orleans

What A Fool Believes - Doobie Brothers

Stuck In The Middle - Stealers Wheel

Feel Like Makin' Love - Bad Company

Hold Me Close - David Essex

What Made Milwaukee Famous - Rod Stewart  

Brontasaurus - Move

Lola - Kinks

New York Groove - Hello

Keep The Customer Satisfied - Marsha Hunt

She's In Love With You - Suzi Quatro

Slip Slidin' Away - Paul Simon

Speak Like A Child - Style Council

Follow Love - Maddee Loveday

What A Difference A Day Makes - Esther Philips

Walk On The Wild Side - Lou Reed

Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt

One - U2

Just My Imagination - Rolling Stones

Wild Wild Life - Talking Heads