yes hello i am updating my comm sheet! if you want a comm, pls refer to the pinned on my blog to check if slots are open uwu
as of june 22, 2023 - comm queue full!
yes hello i am updating my comm sheet! if you want a comm, pls refer to the pinned on my blog to check if slots are open uwu
as of june 22, 2023 - comm queue full!
Soup - @khanidae
Cover - slmccl
The Enquirer & The Answerer - @fm-facemelter
Ceasare - ceasare
Some of you CLEARLY need help with identifying monk subspecies so this a GUIDE to help you.
THESE are friars, (Augustines, Dominicans, Franciscans, and Carmelites. Any other order is HERETICAL and does not count)
Friars are a part of MENDICANT ORDERS and follow different RULES and PHILOSOPHIES than Benedictines, Cistercians, Trappist etc.
They reject the life of monastics, whom were often ruled by wealthy and landowning abbots. Mendicants avoid owning property and also evangelize people. Friars seek to live in poverty, surviving only on what’s donated to them.
I do not KNOW what is going on with the Dominicans do not ask me.
Percy!
He's a trans man with a demon baby. He likes ASMR and ice cream. Percy is very shy.
He's the main character from my series Percy and the Demoness. It takes place in the Tales From The Monastery Universe, but in the present day.
hi everyone, i'm asking for donations because my water was just shut off and i'm looking at having no water for like a week because i can't pay the fees. my family can barely afford to eat or to get medicine so if you could help us, please donate to my cash app.
i will also gladly draw you something in exchange for money, or even if you blaze this post. i will also write your essay for you or help you with english/science related things. i really need some help right now. i'm also very appreciative of anyone who reblogs this post. please help a trans guy and his family out.
faces of hell
in the "livre de la vigne nostre seigneur", french illuminated manuscript, ca. 1450–1470
source: Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Douce 134, fol. 101r
I was reading one of my childhood diaries the other day and there was a whole paragraph saying how hopeful I was that my writing will help the archeologists in the far future. Then it proceeded to describe my lunch that day and how my dog was probably secretly able to talk.
#it IS of historical value#children's experiences are underrepresented in historical sources#it doesn't need well written or profound to be of historical value#comic#funny#art
there is a fucking statue of a kid who lived sometime in the 1200s, around 800 fucking years ago, because we have pieces of his homework that he doodled on while learning how to write. this is one of his drawings:
when I was googling him (because I couldn't remember his name), I stumbled across this twitter thread about him, which includes a different doodle by an italian boy in the 1400s of knights besieging a castle:
It's at the back of one of his schoolbooks for learning Latin.
ALL WE KNOW OF THESE KIDS IS STUFF THEY DREW WHILE THEY WERE BORED AND IT'S STILL HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT.
ONFIM ONFIM CHILD HERO OF DOODLING IN YOUR MARGINS ONFIM
Heck, this is valuable right now! I was also in love with Michelangelo the Ninja Turtle when I was young and totally thought my dog could talk because of a character in a Beverly Cleary or Judy Blume book. I feel seen!