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1921 Ad for the "Palais de Danse" in Hammersmith, London, England. From The Golden Age of British Dance Bands, FB.
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this lesbian love note in a thrifted book has overcome me like it really is all about love it has always been and will always be
How I feel about fresh bread
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On Obama’s birthday let me just say I can never stop laughing at this no matter how many times I see it.
Muslim: As all hell Sure he’s Muslim?: Oh, yeah
B-Rock “The Islamic Shock” Hussein SuperAllah Obama
I never grow tired of this
you all think you wouldn't be the idiot who passes up a seat in lifeboat, but would you? Any part of stepping into this thing make you feel safe? It's a long way down, and it's dark. No film is able to give justice to how dimly lit the boat deck actually was
Hella trans and hella cute in this pic
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kalpiaa
I think about this post every single day
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i'm so glad these are coming back.
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Some magnificent New England that was happening in East Rock Park, New Haven
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Welcome! So glad you’re here on my blog. Pull up a chair, have a cup of tea and make yourself comfortable.
Please feel free to message me at any time to talk fandoms, writing, history, Titanic, Downton Abbey, or anything else that's on your mind!
✨️ Age: "don't share any personal identifiable information about yourself on the internet" years old.
✨️ Stranger Things fan, but not currently active in writing any Stranger Things content.
✨️ History nerd (Edwardian period, Gilded Age, WWI)
✨️ Shameless Titanic officer simping
✨️ Michael Sheen and David Tennant brainrot
✨️ Other fandoms:
- Downton Abbey
- Criminal Minds
- House MD
- Flanaverse
- BBC Ghosts
- Call the Midwife
- Good Omens
- 911
My AO3 profile:
Incredibly comprehensive source for all things Titanic:
Link to On A Sea Of Glass, my main source for historical information when writing and posting:
"To my mind, the world of today awoke April 15th, 1912." - John "Jack" Borland Thayer III, First Class survivor
"It was thus egregious incompetence, rather than malevolent snobbery." - Gareth Russell, Ship of Dreams: The Sinking of The Titanic and the End of the Edwardian Age
"I shall probably dream about it tonight...have another nightmare. You'd think I'm too old for that but you'd be amazed. You lie in bed at night and the whole thing comes around again." - Frank Prentice, Assistant Storekeeper aboard Titanic
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this post sucks
I'd like to add
Etsy Delenda Est
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