#tait

PS. The REALITY is that Sam and Steph are in a serious relationship. They've known each other for years. No one was involved in anything bad. And their family and friends support them. There is no other truth--that's the one and only truth. Again, the #stepham relationship is something to be celebrated, so that's what I'm going to keep doing. Soooo, if you don't support Sam and Steph, this is not the blog for you. Go to the shipper and haters blogs. If you leave any negative comments, I'll delete them and block you immediately. For the SANE part of the fandom---Squeeee, Sam finally met his match! And we love to see it. 💘

From our stacks: Illustration "A Rising Family. Painted by A. F. Tait. Lith by Currier & Ives NY" from The World of Currier and Ives by Roy King & Burke Davis. New York: Bonanza Books, 1968?

What was that about a divorce? I thought she never said his name in reference to her husband! Well now you can all shut the fuck up lol.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SWEETIE 🎉🎉🎉 I hope I did your poookie right >w<

Margaret Tait, My room, Via Ancona 21, 1951.

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Tayt (also Tait, Tayet, and Taytet) Tayet was the goddess of weaving known from Old Kingdom times when she appears in the Pyramid Texts, where it is said that she is the king's mother and that guards the king's head, gatherers together his bones and grants him favour with other gods. In later mythology Tayet was also said to weave the curtains or walls of the tent of purification in which the embalmers worked, but the most significant role played by this goddess is that is the deity who provided the bandages in which the mummy was wrapped. The importance of these wraps to the ancient Egyptians and the proper burial procedure which utilized them is seen in the Middle Kingdom story of Sinuhe where the hero of the tale is urged to return to Egypt by Senwosret I who reminds him that only there will he receive "wrapping from the hands Tayet upon his death. The goddess was linked to Neith who was also associated with weaving and with Osiris, Isis and Nephthys because of her funerary role. Although she had no temples of her own, Tayet was honoured in sanctuaries of several deities with whom she was associated. Тайет (Таит) была богиней ткачества, известной со времен Древнего царства, когда она появляется в Текстах пирамид, где говорится, что она мать царя и что она охраняет голову царя, собирает его кости и дарует ему благосклонность других богов. В более поздней мифологии Тайет также ткала занавеси или стены шатра очищения, в котором работали бальзамировщики, но самая значимая роль, которую играла эта богиня, заключается в том, что она была божеством, создающим бинты, в которые была завернута мумия. Богиня была связана с Нейт, которая также ассоциировалась с ткачеством, а также с Осирисом, Исидой и Нефтидой из-за ее погребальной роли. Хотя у нее не было собственных храмов, Тает почиталась в святилищах нескольких божеств, с которыми она была связана.