✨ 𝓙𝓮𝓷𝓷𝓲𝓯𝓮𝓻 𝓜𝓬𝓕𝓵𝔂 ✨

Guess who got back into The Legend of Zelda? 

Yall check out my new book please  <3 :)

Is it just me or is Lord of the Flies a hella good book

Happy Birthday, Lin-Manuel Miranda!! :D

Probably no one is paying attention to this but I've been in my first ever relationship (with my awesome boyfriend) for 12 days as of 12/25/21 and I LOVE HIM and  just wanna show him off to everyone in the world <3<3<3<3<3

Nvm i did it anyways 

This is rigged the last message was supposed to be an announcement 
          
          Anyways check it out and lemme know please :D

I wanna write some cute asf hamliza story but I also wanna write my novel hell should I try both??? I'm scared I'll give up on one and like the other one more 

PS there's this court case alexander hamilton worked on the 1797 and it's bad but it's kinda funny. Basically, Alex is defending this guy named Louis, whose a farmer of cash crops. He gave 257,129 pounds of cotton-wool, and 12,995 pounds of indigo which at the time would sell for £70,000. He gave it to these two guys, Peter Kemble and Isaac Gouveneur, to sell for him. They would give him back that profit and keep a small commission. Except, the thugs just sold all of it and kept the profit for themselves (lol). So Louis is and and he complains and stuff and eventually they go to court about it with Alexander defending him. The two guys were actually supposed to go to the court there at the trial, but they reportedly didn't go, and instead sent their attorney, Martin S. Wilkins, to report for them. (lol cowards) In the end, the Louis guy obviously one because why would the other dudes, and also cuz Alexander was his attorney so literally how could he lose lol.  Anyways, it's kind of funny, but it took me FOREVER to interprate that from this documentation of the case. These old dudes write so confusedly ;-; Here's the link if you want to read it lol
          
          https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/evans/N24455.0001.001/1:2?rgn=div1;view=fulltext

I know for sure y'all must've read this, but while I was writing my book I came across Alex's poem to Eliza again. This thing is so darn cute I'm crying- 
          
          Answer to the Inquiry Why I Sighed
          
                 Before no mortal ever knew
                 A love like mine so tender—true—
                 Completely wretched—you away—
                 And but half blessed e’en while you stay.
          
                 If present love [illegible] face
                 Deny you to my fond embrace
                 No joy unmixed my bosom warms
                 But when my angel’s in my arms.
          
          -A. Hamilton
          
          OH MY GOSSSHHH IT'S SO CUTEEE 
          
          Anyways this was written around the time Alexander and Eliza got married (winter of 1779/1780), and Eliza kept it in a locket around her neck always. Even when she died at age 97 in 1854, the necklace was discovered around her neck. She'd worn it for 74 years of her life, 50 of those being after her husband died in 1804. The valentine of sorts was written on a piece of torn, yellow paper that had been sewn back together with a thread.
          
          If that ain't what love is then I don't want it