September 2010
You know that joke
where people say about their exes, “Wow, was I drunk our whole relationship?” Well, I’ve been thinking, and I, very nearly, was. We both were.
The funny thing is, I don’t regret it one bit.
But I guess I’m ready to sober up.
Take that as many ways as you feel like taking it.
I’m just glad I’m starting to get there.
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“At first, I was simply struck by how parents seemed to see children through the...”
– Let’s end the great gender lie | Life and style | The Guardian (via bagleworm)
My mom does the same thing whenever my brother acts up. Regardless of how many stories I’ve heard in the past relating to my abominable screaming rants, now that my brother does the same thing, it’s always...
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New Tumblr
Yeahhh, one just wasn’t enough.
http://gorefuckyeah.tumblr.com/
If you’re into gorey, cheezy movies, follow it. It kinda sucks at the moment, but I promise it’s gonna be great.
And totally worth your time.
sunnamps-smashedguitars asked: How did you come across my blog?
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Reblog if you always have a boner.
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“It matters not what someone is born, but what they grow to be.”
– Albus Dumbledore (via quote-book)
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“If you believe in the inherent dignity of people, in justice and human rights,...”
– Kat Banyard (via ignorantfaces)
Gotta love her.
tomorrow i wake before the sun,
and travel to our nation’s capitol for a reason I hate.
Job-hunting.
New city in a new state, and so far all I want to do is leave, but I have duties to fulfill before that can happen. These mainly consist of being a good daughter for 6-8 months total, before I leave my mom again to do something I know she will never approve of. Or, at least, that’s the plan.
I’ve always...
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“Never say goodbye because saying goodbye means going away and going away means...”
– Peter Pan | Submitted by ayeexiana (via quote-book)
See you soon.
This rules. →
The Wolf And The Dog, by JJ. Grandville. From Fables de La Fontaine book 1, by Jean de La Fontaine, Paris, 1855.
Click it. Read it.
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