Amen to that. My husband and I fell in love with each other without realizing it hanging out as friends eating out and walking around Target. No wine, no fine dining. Just us talking to each other and being there for each other. And then one day we realized, there wasn’t anyone else we wanted to spend time with more…
Don’t settle for a fella that's
Good relationships are pretty quiet things. They are not spectacular explosions.
wait is mad max on the table
So according to this article I’m supposed to go out and find Mad Max?
I think it’s also a mistake to assume that everyone that had weapons in their graves was a ‘warrior’, male or female.
“Boudica Boudica Boudica” sounds like the noise an old-timey jalopy type car makes.
Now that archaeologists are looking closer, they’ve found that many of the warrior burials they assumed were men, were actually women. Previously, the assumption was that if they were buried with weapons, they must be men, and nobody looked closer. Now it’s been revealed that nearly 50% of the Viking warrior burials…
Note to self, do not bring iPhone on time travel expedition. Apparently, I don’t make it back! Eep!
Don’t call me Clearly. ;-)
It indicates that her strong arm was the left one (speaking as a non-specialist, just a fan of swords) and the swift one was the right, so I would say she was left-handed or ambivalent.
“A large sword was laid next to her left hand, while the dagger was positioned near her right hand.”
she is [also] believed to be a member of the Sarmatian people who lived north of the Black Sea in the state of Kangyuy from 500 BC to 400 AD.
Go there. Show them how it’s done then.
Of course what everyone wants to see is these photos passed through Google’s deep dream algorithm. Want no more.
Science editor-in-chief Marcia McNutt responded to the letter, noting that the two publications have had “a couple of missteps, which we regret.”