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In my country (the US) and in the country I lived abroad in (France) its totally ok to wish Happy Birthday early
me trying to find a pattern in all of this:
Tell me if it’s normal in your country to say happy birthday before the actual birthday or not!
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My Spanish is kind of bad, I can understand Bolivar's stuff though. I got a free Spanish copy of Don Quixote (used) and should I attempt to read it? 0_0
I think you should! The Quixote is already a pretty fascinating tale, and you can understand Bolivar, so go for it! I'm gonna have to practice reading and writing more of it (I grew up speaking it more than anything) so we both got this!!
Books!!!!! But also pirates :)
Books: I write in my books! I write in the margins and some people are like omg you’re a librarian and you write in books LE GASP but in my mind, books are meant to be loved? Like yeah if I have a REALLY nice edition I probably won’t write in it, but I will in a regular book. I like to see what I was thinking at the time. I like to mark my favorite passages.Â
Pirates: One reason I really love pirates and feel drawn to writing fiction about them, is because I’m really fascinated and emotional about the ways in which historical narratives have distorted facts and fiction about them since the beginning, and up until recently, that was not done in the pirates’ favor, really. There’s definitely a pull there, for me. This need to write about them. And maybe that’s silly, to feel So Much about it--plenty of other people also write about pirates! I’m not special. But! It’s a powerful attachment for me. I always am thinking about that Flint quote from Black Sails, where he says, All this will be for nothing. We will have been for nothing. Defined by their histories, distorted to fit into their narrative, until all that is left of us are the monsters in the stories they tell their children. Like that!! Is it!!!
Sucre and Bolìvar in Marvel
hjfksjdlfs not this omg ok let me try:Â
The huge Chitauri ship flew above Sucre’s head and he sighed. “I hate my job,” he muttered into the coms after decking a few of the alien robots’ shots.Â
How was this even his life? This is what he got for following SimĂłn headlong into crazy bullshit.Â
“This is like Pichincha all over again,” Bolivar shouted over his shoulder, driving his flaming sword through one of the bots.
Sucre shot an arrow straight into one of their heads and grunted: “You and I remember Pichincha very differently.”Â
give me a pairing and a setting & i’ll write a tiny thing
random question- what is that Hugo quote that is like the day when injustice doesn’t exist this book will no longer be needed?
Oh, I think you mean:
“So long as there shall exist, by reason of law and custom, a social condemnation, which, in the face of civilisation, artificially creates hells on earth, and complicates a destiny that is divine, with human fatality; so long as the three problems of the age — the degradation of man by poverty, the ruin of woman by starvation, and the dwarfing of childhood by physical and spiritual night — are not solved; so long as, in certain regions, social asphyxia shall be possible; in other words, and from a yet more extended point of view, so long as ignorance and misery remain on earth, books like this cannot be useless.“Â
--?Â
It’s his little intro to Les Miserables! Â
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chiefoftherevolution replied to your post “Also, to some people: Just because there is one thing I’m really...”
I feel the same way, I'm super annoyed that all of my classes were cancelled since I enjoyed all the debates/discussions we had and my classmates and I formed a close group. Being back in my hometown I'm super sad that the few small group events I was looking forward to had to be cancelled, and even my family's annual Saint-Patrick's Day Party (yes, there is a long winded story behind that) was cancelled since we have too large of an extended family. But at the same time
the situation here (and around the world) is very serious and I'm respecting it by staying inside and away from everybody but I still miss cool things I was supposed to do :/
Exactly my point, just because I have been using tumblr to rant and vent about my horse being left in his stall without being exercised as much as I’d like to, doesn’t mean I’m not respecting the quarantine, and it’d be nice if some people stopped coming at me as if they know what I’m doing or not doing at the minute, it’s really kind of annoying, and being judgemental of others isn’t a good look.
Let people vent their frustration and don’t assume wild things just because you want to feel superior for five seconds.
Found out my university has a Catalan course but.... for undergrads. Ugh :(
:/
I don't know if it can help, but there's this website where the institution that works with Catalan language and culture around the world listed the universities of the world where they offer extra-curricular Catalan classes, including 29 universities in the USA. Maybe you can check if yours is in it, because those are open to everyone I think.
Otherwise if you're interested parla.cat has good free resources online.
On the very petite side, very determined and prone to dramatic speeches in random places. Frequents the coffeeshops and is well versed in all of the Rousseau and Montesquieu work. I find myself frequently defending the republic against ideas of monarchy. More than anything I see no greater glory than people free and defending their rights.
From this description, I’d give you a consumption likelyhood rating of 1/10. The author of the novel you came from clearly intended you as a Romantic Martyr Figure, and so the only way I can imagine you dying of tuberculosis is if you somehow catch a chill on the barricade.
