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• • May 1

  I miss the days

  when the telephone was more used than the computer back in the day when internet was not so popular now just anyone can use it

  I must say it’ll be a challenge now if people wont use any advance technology for a week.

  XD

• • Apr 30

  near summer’s end

  I realized it’ll be a month before school starts again and so I am doing my best to make the most of my summer here in the province.

  Today I did play ping pong with my high school friend and I must say it felt soooooooooo good XD a rush of nostalgia has affected my game and so the thought of it just brings me to tears.

  I don’t want to rush things but for now . . Viva la vida. Live the life.

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  • Apr 18
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  thehungergamesfansite:

  Hunger Games Tribute - Glimmer

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  • Apr 12
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  • Apr 10
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  pikalbert:

  I am watching 2 Broke Girls

  266 others are also watching 2 Broke Girls on GetGlue.com

• • Apr 10

  Tumblr page under construction

  get ready for something special! :D

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  • Apr 4
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  (Source: thebestlolz)

• • Jan 26

  Tick

  Ever wondered how relationships end? Well I’m not gonna play captain obvious today but I encountered one that ticked me off. A reason why the relationship won’t last.

  1. Being a total narcissist that is enough to piss your boyfriend off.

  2. Boasting about everything you have.

  3. Boasting too much about everything you have to the point where the wrong things have been said.

  4. OA. Overreacting. Even beyond over reacting.

  5. Being so paranoid about your relationship, your looks and what you are to your boyfriend. 

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  • Jan 22
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  (Source: vivasuvida)

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  • Jan 15
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  I think there are two reasons that Katniss is a hard character for us, as readers, to wrap our minds around. The first is that Katniss isn’t the kind of hero we’re used to seeing in fiction. She reacts more than she acts, she doesn’t want to be a leader, and by the end of Mockingjay, she hasn’t come into her own or risen like a phoenix from the ashes for some triumphant moment that gives us a sense of satisfaction with how far our protagonist has come. She’s not a Buffy. She’s not a Bella. She limps across the finish line when we’re used to seeing heroes racing; she eases into a quiet, steady love instead of falling fast and hard.

  The Girl Who Was on Fire, Jennifer Lynn Barnes (via kissmeimally)

  (Source: clary-fairchilds)

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