🔮 What are you doing right now? 🔮

[TheMrBurns]

Committing first degree threadicide apparently

 

[ALovelyNudist]

Lounging naked in the kitchen with a bottle of fine, my iPad and Lit cheers

 

[Shenanigans90]

Sudoku puzzles and playing on Lit

 

[TongueLust]

Posting and watching them prepare candles.

 

[tommyt125]

Naked in bed and chatting here, having a drink and an edible too!

 

[orangecurious]

Drinking coffee and thinking of her

 

[lingus60]

Applying third coat of finishing oil

 

[RosewoodTulip]

Winding down after therapy

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

Watching a documentary miniseries on Lady Jane Grey, whose reign as Queen of England lasted from July 10th (471 years ago today!) through July 19th, 1553.

EDIT: If the S&S thread is any indication, some Litsters here really hate math, but yes, her reign only lasted 9 days.

 

[lingus60]

Watching a documentary miniseries on Lady Jane Grey, whose reign as Queen of England lasted from July 10th (471 years ago today!) through July 19th, 1553.

It's really good isn't it!

 

[Wand3rlust]

Waiting for coffee

 

[deft]

Waiting to fuck-offee.

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

It's really good isn't it!

I didn’t say which documentary, specifically, I was watching! She’s one of the most fascinating Tudor-era figures, IMO, but this docu-series (England’s Forgotten Queen: The Life and Death of Lady Jane Gray) is…okay. The first episode was very dismissive of Elizabeth, who also had a decent claim, was popular among Protestants, not to mention smart, charismatic, knew how to play The Game and was a survivor. Also their focus is mostly on lineage and not what a big factor the religious divide was. Buuut, they did unearth a couple documents even I was unfamiliar with, so points for that!

 

[ImpishSeraph]

My timer worked this morning, so I didn't have to wait for a cup, I'm enjoying mine right now. Mmmm

 

[lingus60]

I didn’t say which documentary, specifically, I was watching! She’s one of the most fascinating Tudor-era figures, IMO, but this docu-series (England’s Forgotten Queen: The Life and Death of Lady Jane Gray) is…okay. The first episode was very dismissive of Elizabeth, who also had a decent claim, was popular among Protestants, not to mention smart, charismatic, knew how to play The Game and was a survivor. Also their focus is mostly on lineage and not what a big factor the religious divide was. Buuut, they did unearth a couple documents even I was unfamiliar with, so points for that!

My mistake .I thought you meant the Amazon series "My Lady Jane"

 

[Kitty_so_frisky]

My mistake .I thought you meant the Amazon series "My Lady Jane"

Ahhh…I did say documentary miniseries. I did watch My Lady Jane few days ago though! Interesting how they changed the religious divide to the magical realism of shapeshifters, and made Seymour and Mary allies.
It was entertaining and very well-narrated and presented as a fairy tale, but definitely not historically accurate by any stretch

 

[LikeableMe]

Taking a break from cleaning

 

[positiveflirt]

Taking a break from cleaning

Hope it's going well, and anything damaged can be repaired

 

[LikeableMe]

Hope it's going well, and anything damaged can be repaired

Thank you! It’s going to take time, but I’ll eventually get it all sorted. Replacements ordered, and cleaning a constant endeavour.

Any and all cleaning tips are welcome!

About to get back to it

 

[Renwolf76]

Eating icecream and reading lit.

 

[bashfull]

Coffee on my deck watching the boats sail by. Gathering my wits and strength for the day to come

 

[TheMrBurns]

Looking through my work emails. The absolute chaos of June ended with a whimper and it just feels too quiet and too calm right now

 

[Great_Scot]

Studying for tests. Send nudes pls.

 

[deft]

Studying nudes. Send nudes pls.

 

[orangecurious]

Watching cycling and sending nudes to the two above