User:sawyer-mcdonell

This user is interested in
Celtic languages.

This user is interested in
Human Prehistory

This user is interested in the
Middle Ages.

This user is interested in their local history.

This user is interested in the 1970s

This user enjoys folk music.

This user enjoys Christian hymns

This user listens
to the radio.♫

🚴This user is a rider.

fan of safe halloween, blueberries and strawberries.

This user loves Sunday

This user likes to be a tourist in their hometown

This user understands, or is learning to understand, the language of the birds.

This user enjoys visiting art galleries.

Apartheid: Wrong for South Africans; wrong for Palestinians.

This user pledges to return to
Old-fashioned Wikipedian values.

This user wants to compile and preserve the sum of all human knowledge.

This user is an advocate of open research and open access.

This Wikipedian remembers
Vami_IV.

This user is a host at the Teahouse.

This user understands that just like flowers under sun rays, life blossoms with Divine grace.

This user is a pilgrim.

This user believes GOD saves everyone - including YOU!

this user loves holy wells !

this user hopes for world peace and an end to all oppression, colonialism, and capitalism

This user admires the Venerable Bede and all his contributions!

This user takes public transport.

This user loves the Moon.

This user's favorite color is that of pomegranates.

This user is a bibliophile.

This user is interested in Gaelic mythology.

This user prefers
non-fiction.

This user is a wikiarchaeologist and likes looking through page history for no particular reason.^±

This user tries to do the right thing. If they make a mistake, please let them know.

As a Wikipedia editor, I understand that my goal is the destruction of my purpose.

This user believes that many articles on Wikipedia are poorly written and NEED fixing.

This user loves the forest.

this user is interested in the history of the Caucasus

be bold!

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