so weird to see people online using "anglo-saxon" to refer to like modern day people. i know WASPs are a thing in america, but anglo-saxon isn't a culture/language that has existed for like 1,000 years?? feels weird to see people use it unironically to refer to modern day people, including themselves.
celtydd, cerddor, crëwr
- unrhyw rhagenwe | any pronouns
- twitch.cymru/
☆ 22 • ♿⚧️ • welsh/cornish/irish-scots
☆ celtic studies student, multimedia artist, amateur musician
posts from @twitchcoded tagged #twitchcoded posts
also:
currently living with 5 english people, is the cupboard dedicated entirely to tea really necessary.
missing how the langblr community on tumblr used to feel. maybe it's just nostalgia but i swear there were more people active there and it felt more like a community than it does now.
food £200
data £150
rent £800
reeds £3,600
utility £150
someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying