Me: *feeling Proud I Wrote 1,736 Words* That's Good For Today, I'll Go On Tumblr. Oh Shit They Wrote

Greek Mythology Series - Nike, Goddess of Victory

“The first and greatest victory is to conquer oneself”

Promo for the @camphalfbloodnetwork

This is kinda cute, so reblog and tag… what your flower name is. 🌻

I haven’t stopped staring at this for weeks 

commission for @empressrea

the umbrella academy meme: [1/3] Songs

“I Think We’re Alone Now”

Tension

just humanities student things

getting overly defensive of your favourite historical / literary / classical figure

suddenly remembering how much knowledge there is to acquire and getting stressed about the overwhelming amount of stuff you don’t know

roman numerals: you either love them or you hate them

when your teacher is obsessed with one bit of the course and teaches you that for weeks then breezes over the rest

anachronisms

you’ve listened to so many in our times that melvyn bragg is basically your internal monologue

waking up in the morning with a desire to know everything about one specific thing that’s totally unrelated to everything you’re studying

‘ooo i know this word!’ she did not know that word

muddling up the actual history, the fictionalised versions of the actual history, and the fanfictionalised versions of the fictionalised versions of the actual history

‘what can this cartoon / movie / song / art tell us about x’

history students are over prepared for politics and classics students are over prepared for english lit

reading aloud in terrible accents in english lit

j s t o r

For that second time stopped. Their eyes meeting in an everlasting moment. Breathing slowed as those pairs of brown eyes met each other for that infinite moment. Love at first sight may not exist, but for that moment those two strangers felt a magic. And cruel faith must be for their paths were never to cross again.

Me, my mind, and sad thoughts

Autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let things go.

Unknown (via quotethat)

мιnor greek deιтιeѕ; cнlorιѕ

↳ One of the characters named Chloris was a nymph that lived in the Elysian Fields, the area of the Underworld where the worthy souls lived. She was abducted by the god of the west wind, Zephyrus, whom she later married. She also transformed a number of mythological figures into flowers, including Adonis, Attis, Crocus, Hyacinthus and Narcissus.

“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.”