Anonymous asked: Do you bake?

Nope. And we don’t have an oven. 

Though I can make some pretty mean pancakes, if that’s still considered as baking. 

:)

Look what I found sitting on the dining table when I got home after watching Star Trek!

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Note: I still can’t get over the fact that in less than three weeks, school season will begin, and I am finally a junior. 

Is now the time to panic?


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1. Do you live by the mantra ‘YOLO’? (You know what I mean; drinking, staying out late, acting like rebels saying ‘fuck da police’ haha I’m so funny)

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All The Way To New York City - Rosie Thomas

We could buy old overcoats

And walk through the snow

All the way around Central Park

Our cheeks as pink as wild roses

Winter is Coming
why is my handwriting like that

Winter is Coming

why is my handwriting like that

“Never say never. Something is always worth trying.”

Les choristes, 2004

Second star to the right, and straight on ‘till morning!
“Sadly, like Peter himself, most of our childhood memories begin to fade and drift off as we get older. The newspapers remind us daily of all the reasons why being a ‘responsible adult’ seems to be our only aspiration in life. Thankfully, stories like the one [Peter Pan]you are about to embark upon remind is of what is important. And, even if you can no longer remember how to fly to Neverland, Peter Pan will always come to rescue you if you want him to.All you have to do is believe.” -Tony DiTerlizzi

Second star to the right, and straight on ‘till morning!

“Sadly, like Peter himself, most of our childhood memories begin to fade and drift off as we get older. The newspapers remind us daily of all the reasons why being a ‘responsible adult’ seems to be our only aspiration in life. Thankfully, stories like the one [Peter Pan]you are about to embark upon remind is of what is important. And, even if you can no longer remember how to fly to Neverland, Peter Pan will always come to rescue you if you want him to.All you have to do is believe.” -Tony DiTerlizzi