@lorraineelizab6 I'm here for the folklore and early Irish history, but I don't object to you promoting your book or anything else, why shouldn't you? Keep going 👍
Retweet if I should do a meme for every broch (around 180 - 200) in Caithness this year
Like if "no kenneth you have a social life and an actual job to attend to you maniac"
the choice is yours
OED Word of the Day: Wardour Street, adj. Designating artificially archaic language, esp. as affected by writers of historical novels; employing such language. Frequently in Wardour Street English.
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Devil & Soup.
Local legend has it that Chanctonbury Ring was created by the Devil and that he can be summoned by running around the clump of trees seven times anti-clockwise. When he appears he will offer the summoner a bowl of soup in exchange for their soul.
#Narnia
(my cartoon for yesterday's @GdnSaturday / @guardianbooks)
p.s. my book 'The Little Wooden Robot and the Log Princess' is out now: https://t.co/iorLB632Qt
@Dreams_Beds@Dreams_Queries
Appalling customer service at your Havant branch today, just been yelled at across the store by one of your staff, "well I'm leaving next week so I don't care!".
Will never shop with you again. #sleeplikelog#sleeplikeduck
@kallisti777 Considering the possible outcomes from that rather 'open to interpretation' request..., besides who wouldn't want to be a deer?
...off to find some Old Gods who are in a benevolent but creative mood and make some vague requests...
It is said Wōden, astride his eight-legged horse Sleipnir, leads the ‘Wild Hunt’ on the darkest nights around the time of the #WinterSolstice. Foam falls from Sleipnir’s bit, and wherever it touches the earth, Fly Agaric mushrooms flourish the following autumn. #FairyTaleTuesday