Glagolitic is the first known Slavic alphabet. The creation of the alphabet is generally ascribed to Saints Cyril and Methodius in roughly 862 CE. It was used for religious and governmental writings until the 12th century, when it began to lose out to (the much simpler) Cyrillic alphabet. (Cyrillic, by the way, is named in homage to Saint Cyril, but he did not have anything to do with its creation.)

Pictured here are the Baška tablet, one of the earliest known examples of written Croatian (dating from 1100 CE), and a transliteration of Glagolitic.

So I found this cool website for learning ancient languages

go wild

holy fuck

They even have my baby, Old Irish, with a warning: 

A language spoken between 600 and 900 AD. A warning: the language has a very complex morphology!

“عندما يسقط الليل ثقيل والنجوم تحرق ثقوب ووزن القمر عبء على روحك كن صبورا يتنبأ فجر رحيم الليل سينطوي”

— the zodiac are gods; l.m. (via apoeticmythos)

This is calling me out specifically isn’t it

Rest In Peace, Kim Jonghyun. Thank you for your voice, your love, your smiles and for inspiring and making millions of people happy. You will forever live on in our memories.

I don’t want to date. I just want to magically end up in a long-term and emotionally-secure relationship with someone cute

Spice World was a cinematic masterpiece and fuck you for thinking otherwise.

Kevin Bacon is a blessing

The number of messages I’ve failed to answer across all my devices and media platforms will be weighed against my soul on judgment day, and I will be cast into hell

I am a year and a half behind on a text message.

the most unrealistic thing the media portrays about women is that we splash our faces clean. have u ever tried doing that. water gets on your shirt and on the floor and there’s still soap on your face

“Pipe Dream" by Alison Douglas.

The Winner of the Boutique Garden category at the 2015 Melbourne International Flower And Garden Show.

She used concrete pipes to create a meditation moon gate / day bed, a reflective water feature and a fire pit.

Photography by Tim Turner.