Tomorrow is Self-Injury Awareness Day. Reblog if you or someone you know has been affected by SI.
March 2011
February 2011
English teachers put way more thought into books than the actual authors did.
Teacher: Oh look, there is a raven mentioned. THIS MUST SYMBOLISE DEATH AND HER DESIRE TO FLY AWAY FROM HER LIFE, WHICH IS A FOREBODING FOR HER LATER LEAVING HER VILLAGE!
Author: actually lol i just like birds
oh my god thank you for this post.
my lyf.
I think about this everyday as an English Major!
this reminds me of my studies in lit. class my teacher and other people in my class would go so in-depth into one detail like an animal or something and I’m like maybe there is no hidding mean maybe it is just what it is.
I wish I could go back,
to last year in New York. It was fun, and before everything started to go wrong…
New York I miss you.
Lost
Coldplay
Coldplay - Lost
“In black and white photography, it’s the shades of grey that make the picture.”
—(via lorinakoko)
i watch too many movies where the ending involves:
- rain with Audrey, George and Cat,
- a sunset,
- a sunrise with Mr Darcy’s cold hands,
- autumn leaves,
- a hotel conference room with the famous Anna Scott,
- an airport terminal,
- a bed with Allie and Noah,
- a stairwell with a stunning
hookerJulia Roberts,- the guy getting down on one knee,
- a pretty garden with cobbled pathways and a dog named Brinkley,
- a near death experience,
- snow with Colin and Renée’s leopard panties, or
- a Jerry Maguire ‘You complete me’ speech.
add to that my unhealthy obsession with one fictional Mr Darcy, I am certainly bound for the spinsterhood. who shall join me? do add to the list.
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“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret; it is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye.”
—Le Petit Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (via seaofbirds)
