#lunden

[emmanuelle-la-rosa]

Comfort

[trashassassinxiii]

Eivor in Lunden

[magnusjoblog]

Solceller monteras på Gärdhems-Lunden Björkelund 450W paneler

[warrenwoodhouse]

Where does the name for the City of London come from? (History) (London)

Article by @warrenwoodhouse #warrenwoodhouse

During the Viking Expansion of the 9th Century, London was called Lunden. Before the 9th Century, the Romans called it Londinium and before that they called it Trinovantum. Before the Roman Conquest of the island of Britaain, the Gauls called it Kaer Llundain, after its founder, King Lud of Heli. Lud comes from Welsh descendants. The name Kaer Llundain in old Welsh means Fort Lud of the River.

[twixnmix]

Barbi Benton, Joan Lunden, Jed Johnson, Bill Boggs and Hugh Hefner at the reopening of the Playboy Club in New York City on March 8, 1976.

Photos by Andy Warhol

[londiniumlundene]

Hello, it's been a while. I planned to take a short break, and I guess that turned into a couple of years away.

I got a notification yesterday that this blog turned 8 years old. Coincidentally, I had logged in for the first time in a while the day before. I'm pleased to see some of my posts are still getting reblogged!

In a further coincidence, yesterday, I had a day exploring some places in London I hadn't been to before - I saw the statue of Sekhmet outside Sotherby's, visited Handel Hendrix House, and finally ticked of Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station stations.

I'm not sure I'll ever be back to posting as frequently as I used to, but maybe something will appear every so often. It's nice to be back, even if just occasionally. I've missed this.

Anyway, here is Sotherby's Sekhmet:

[lundenloves]

navy engineer man gave me his hoodie with his fucking ship name embroidered on it under the royal navy crest and a bottle of his aftershave to go with. i also may be pregnant with one of his kids but we won’t know till march 😀 LMAO I CANT BE KEEPING UP I HAVE UNIVERSITY AND WHATELSE

SAY. LEss.

[xolaanii]

"It's about time you found each other." ASSASSIN'S CREED VALHALLA [2020] dev. Ubisoft

[transfinan]

The death of Thyra

[The Last Kingdom, season 3 episode 10]

The composition of this scene is really artful. Each one of these shots is like an oil painting to me.

[laurettelarue]

Jennifer Lunden

not me

[oldsardens]

William Lunden - Fra et bordell

[beanfanclub]

whenever I see happy domestic lesbians on tiktok or ig reels I contemplate soooo hard retiring from football so I can be close to home and with my love and my family and just live that life but then I have a fun training session or fitness session and I’m like RAAAAHH BABY LETS GO BALL IS LIFE and then I get home all alone with several hours to go before my family wakes up on the other side of the world and I start contemplating the simple life again

[nekirmum]

I realize I've been MIA for a moment or ten. I've been out of commission, much to my own dismay, if not to yours. I hope that you'll accept this rambling recollection of the past as an apology.

I guess I'm like that friend who falls of the map and then turns up again as if no time has passed, picking up right were you left off. Jeez, I really am a bit like ol' Mumrik aren't I? I see it now.

Anyway, here's me picking up where we left off.

[lgbtpopcult]

What could you be watching, reading, listening to and scrolling through right now you big homo?

Watching...

Special ops lioness, Paramount Plus

Lucky My Love, YouTube

Love Senior the Series, YouTube

Bottoms, movie, now available for digital purchase

wtFock, YouTube

Reading...

On the Same Page, Haley Cass

The Fiancée Farce, Alexandria Bellefleur

Listening to...

Young Miko

Reneé Rapp

Scrolling through...

Daniellemmateo, tiktok

lundenandolivia, tiktok

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Fabiola and Mariana, Instagram

[poems-from-around-the-world]

"The ancient Greeks believed a stone fell to the ground" - Eldrid Lunden - Norway

Translator: Annabelle Despard (Norwegian)

The ancient Greeks believed a stone fell to the ground because it belonged there

We believe in gravity. But we feel that the Greeks’ idea is much more poetic