my lily of lilies 🇵🇸

              Happy women's day! La mulți ani! ❤️

First it was Starfire animated series, now it's Lore Olympus animated series?? And both shows have ONLY women in their teams <3 
          
          My beloved girls and I simply NEVER lose ❤️ 
          
          (Be prepared for the mysoginistic hate train, because god forbid girls and women enjoy anything) 
          
          Anyways we'll be seeing Starfire, Persephone, Demeter, Hera, Hecate, Artemis, Aphrodite etc. soon I'm giggling and kicking my feet fr :>

            Primăvară frumoasă! ❤️

        Can Hades stop being so damn greedy and say goodbye to his wife faster, I'm sick and tired of this ugly weather. Persephone save us :/

Bună! 
          Am recitit recent ‘Trandafirul Stacojiu’ și mi-a plăcut la fel de mult! Ai cumva noutăți despre volumul al doilea? Abia aștept continuarea!

After watching Avatar Fire and Ash... I desperately needed more Varang!
          
          Female villains that are ruthless and power-hungry are so rare nowadays in fiction, and she's absolutely mesmerizing! My unhinged wife :3

             Sărbători fericite! ❤️

21 December 1549 - Death of Marguerite, Queen of Navarre
                  
                  Marguerite rose to proeminence with her brother Francis I. Once he became king, she became his political advisor, his confidante and her influence over him and the French Renaissance was extraordinary. Francis trusted her to act in his name in all matters, reffering to her as "my other self".
          
                  She exchanged letters with Vittoria Colonna, Henry VIII, Erasmus and even Suleyman I among others. In 1526 she travelled to Spain to meet with Emperor Charles V and negotiate the Treaty of Madrid. Charles found her too clever and tired of her political maneuvers. Marguerite later wrote a comedy where she portrayed Charles as a donkey.
          
                  She was a prolific writer, a role model for Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth I, Catherine de' Medici and Katherine Parr, who admired her and her works. Anne (who served her) and Catherine (who was trained and educated by her) were especially attached to her. She was a patron of the arts - Leonardo da Vinci left Italy and joined her court - and philantropist. She battled corruption, worked to improve conditions in hospitals and created safe havens for children and women.
          
                  Male historians unkindly portray Marguerite as overbearing or controlling - she certainly enjoyed power, but at times when she was too tired or ill Francis requested her to stay and handle politics.
          
                 The Venetian ambassador reported: "The sister is in great repute here. The King insisted for her to stay at Court with him, so great honour and respect are paid to her. She knows everything, they communicate everything to her and she is very powerful." Brantôme wrote: "Whenever the king had great affairs of state in hand he consulted his sister; frequently he left all to her decision."
          
                  No beauty, Marguerite was attractive and very charismatic, with violet eyes, of tall stature, captivating, quick-witted and quick to laugh. She died at the age of 57 from a lung inflammation.

Heathcliff: Edgar, you're playing checkers... I'm digging up your dead wife, removing a part of her coffin and a part of my coffin so I can be with Cathy in death for all eternity without anything separating us!!!
          

Girls behold me and my new friend - the official Netflix account lol 
          
          https://ibb.co/G4M1qD08 
          
          Which one of you manifested this helpp