Pontus, Jonna and I went for a ride this afternoon. The light felt magical 🌅 Pontus rode Aileen for the first time, and they seemed to like each other a lot 🤩 Jonna had Kotten and I was spending my time with Robin 🦄 During the ride, I was waiting for a call from Chris, letting us know that he was on the flight back from Germany… But, the flight was delayed quite a bit so he will stay in Stockholm tonight 😝 and continue the trip home first thing in the morning…❤️ Can’t wait to see him❤️❤️ | H

Mithridates VI Eupator (r. c. 120–63 BCE) ruled the Kingdom of Pontus on the Black Sea, and he lived like a man convinced the world was trying to kill him—because it probably was. Court politics in the Hellenistic age ran on assassinations, and later tradition claimed his own father died by poison. Whether every detail is true or not, the fear shaped him: Mithridates cultivated the image of a king who could not be quietly removed. He was a Hellenistic monarch in style—Greek language, Greek citie

Pontian dance: Serra 🦅🖤 Known to be probably the closest dance to the ancient Greek dance Pyrrhic. Which is why it’s also known as Pyrrhic. It is a war dance. 🎥: @rararabanme (Twitter) #Pontian #Serra #WarDance #Pontus #GreekDance #Greek #Greece #GreekCulture #GreekHistory | Greek City Times