I’m rlly sorry if I upset you with this but I rlly ship your ares and hermes

erinye:

me upset??? when these two have so much history together???? and such an interesting chemistry?????? oh boi, oh golly, ur gon be happy with what else I’ve got in store for them >;P

worldofgodsandmen:

Hadestown | Audience response

I think my family might have Hermes’s influence. My aunt used to take small things from restaurants, almost everybody in my family is a prankster, and I always find foreign coins everywhere.

I can relate! My dad was known for taking things from restaurants too. My grandmother loved gambling, she had a ‘card room’ in her house and the walls were covered in those pictures from Vegas that the casino would take every time she won big. I feel like Hermes has been interacting with my family long before my present life.

profoundgaiety:

From Life Magazine (1886)

Source: profoundgaiety

dimensional-tourist:

Peace demands the most heroic labor and the most difficult sacrifice. It demands greater heroism than war. It demands greater fidelity to the truth and a much more perfect purity of conscience.

Thomas Merton

misquotedmtolympus:

Hermes: The Greek language cannot fully capture the depth and complexity of my thoughts so I’m incorporating emoji into my speech to better express myself.

smashleyart:

Some tiddies before the 17th, I guess.

hermesandmercury:

Hermes-Thoth

Roman Imperial Period

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Carry a fork with you. If someone tries to rob you, pull the fork out of your pocket and say “thank you, Lord for this meal I’m about to have” and charge at them with the fork

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and a man with feathers on his feet

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