5/3 20:47 - thehungermythos - 18,381 notes
A mother to a spirited little man. Consort to the loquacious guy jumping in the corner. The steam of coffee rises to my dawn.The scent of Knowledge in books fills corners throughout my day. Murmurs of the wind and animals soothes my ears. Welcome to my hearth and home!
A festival to be behold in your hands. Beautiful. I wish I could have been there.. ‘sigh’
4/30 16:14 - a-la-peanutbutter-sandwiches - 5 notes
"A mother’s joy begins when new life is stirring inside… when a tiny heartbeat is heard for the very first time, and a playful kick reminds her that she is never alone."
- Unknown
3/10 22:23 - 4 notes
Tuonela is the underworld, the realm of the dead, in Finnish mythology. Like other underworlds from mythology, it sits on an island and is reached by crossing a river. It is ruled over by the god Tuoni, and his wife Tuonetar, who serves as ferrywoman and hostess.
This realm appears in the Kalevala when Väinämöinen travels there seeking knowledge.
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