#byddai

me, writing in English like a champ: okay, this is good, I have managed to write almost ten paragraphs without second guessing or checking any dictionaries. This is great, I am cutting down on the amount of time I spend looking up words, YES!!

also me: is it in or on? #fuckprepositions

also me: so, can I loosely describe the thing I am referring to and don't know the name of? what do you mean that resource is only useful for the speaking part of my ESOL exam? *stares at chunk of text* kill me pls.

also me: so how about I use this English word that is somehow close to a word in my own language? *stares at dictionary entry* WHAT DO YOU MEAN IS OLD FASHIONED??? I don't care, what's register #YOLO

also me: fuck usage, I am using this Latin derived word, f***er.

also me: honestly oxford comma, semi-colon, dashes... you all suck.

# 1: It’s a tough one, I can’t narrow it down!! Well, but if I must, it’d have to be almond, forest fruits and glacier cream (that last one I had it twice at a mountain holiday resort town, don’t ask me what was really on it, but it was delicious!!)

#8: If we’re talking about spices for some flavour kick, then ají molido (ground chili), oregano and thyme; if we’re talking about herbs in a broader sense I’ll throw in linden in there too although it breaks the top number rule.

#46: This is unfair for a great number of reason, the main one being the way my fancies fluctuate according to the show/book/pairing/whatever I am obsessed with. But I’ll try to be as impartial as I can in that regard now lol

China Cups and Top Hats by nalasan: a Kurtbastian period fiction story, in which Sebastian is a Lord and Kurt a servant in the Smythe country state. It’s wonderfully written, descriptive in its details according to the time in which is set. The characters manners and personalities, remain the same, are also potrayed wonderfully.

Dormiens by dryadeh: A Draco/Hermione multichapter that’s just... GREAT. I can’t even describe it, if you are a Potterhead and Spanish is your first tongue or you can understand it, go read it. It’s worth every single minute it takes you to read the 52 chapters.

this passage from the clone wars movie novellization, sums up pretty nicely why Anakin does not like the Jedi Council or the Republic's politics. This is why the fact he'd been a slave takes such a toil and it's so important to his character. Anakin does his best to save people, to save everyone and he is crushed and blames himself every time someone dies under his watch, the eu novels that cover mission of his make this pretty clear when tackling his emotions and mention it every few paragraphs, all the time. There's also focus on the fact that he could not save his mother (another recurrent thought anakin always has) but he can fight to save others in return —and considering what goes down on rots, it makes his fall more heartbreaking.

I have always felt it is Ravenclaw, but when I did this Sorting Hat test online designed by psyschologists and other scientists I got Hufflepuff first and Ravenclaw second, with a difference of roughly 5% or so haha. I think I have qualities from both houses, like I am kind, humble and hardworking, but I am also creative and love to experiment with things and gain more knowledge. So I think I’d have had to chose, given the chance to attend Hogwarts.