June 2010
37 posts
The thing that sucks about living in the suburbs:
When I eventually decide that I NEED cookies (the prepackaged kind, of course), it’s always after I’ve been drinking. In which case, I can no longer drive to the drug store to get some. I guess that’s what friends are for.
Jun 30th
Am I allowed to rewear an outfit after a picture...
hahahahahaha
Jun 30th
Jun 26th
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Jun 26th
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Oh my god, you guys, Kristen Stewart is actually...
The world may or may not be ending.
Jun 25th
Jun 25th
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Jun 25th
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Shopgirl wasn't the best book, though it was still...
So much of what was written in it seems to be true. I don’t think I will ever fully accept the fact that Steve Martin wrote it - if only because he seems to understand so well what it means to be a twenty something female.
Jun 23rd
You know what's really good?
French toast. With lots of cinnamon. Mmmm yes please.
Jun 23rd
Ask me something. Tell me anything. →
Jun 22nd
Jun 22nd
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Jun 21st
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Sometimes it's just nice to make something, even...
Jun 20th
“So that’s how we live our lives. No matter how deep and fatal the loss, no...”
– Haruki Murakami, Sputnik Sweetheart (via jours)
Jun 20th
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Things I don't like:
the terrible job I did painting my nails. this feeling of unrest that has left me with the desire to pulverize the world, if only there was a small metaphorical model version of it in front of me. I don’t really know what I mean. the fact that all of my summer shoes keep giving me blisters. how I can’t make people want what I want.
Jun 19th
Jun 19th
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Stoma by Stephen Palermo
ahuntersheart: My grandfather would hold up in our basement bathroom, emptying his colostomy bag, cleaning the stoma with alcohol and cotton, the sterile smell of intake and waste, of being alive with malfunctioning parts— this ritual of maintenance and redirected necessity living proof that even open wounds serve a function. And then I got it: the body is nothing more than a creature of...
Jun 19th
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matthew gallaway: You know how sometimes →
if you’re at your desk eating a cookie that you’ve been really psyched about because the thought of it has pretty much carried you through a long morning of the usual tedium and stress and you unwrap it (because you bought it for too much money at the ‘gourmet’ deli) and you’re ready to relax for… Best story of all time.
Jun 17th
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Jun 16th
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I don't know why I didn't realize 2010 was going...
I don’t even know how to get dressed most mornings. I need to find a job. I need to get moving.
Jun 15th
“i did learn a new rule recently, a piece of fashion etiquette. it freaks me out....”
– courtney love (i am a huge advocate for clutches. huge.) (via sarazucker) I am trying to get over my need to carry a purse filled with millions of things I don’t need. And this is too amazing to not reblog.
Jun 14th
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Jun 13th
Fake bacon is a soul healer.
Jun 12th
“We had to struggle with the old enemies of peace-business and financial...”
– Franklin D. Roosevelt 1936 speech at Madison Square Garden, NYC (via underpaidgenius) (via quote-book)
Jun 12th
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Empire State Building declines to light up for... →
This totally cracks me up, you guys. I love how catholics spend so much of their energy rallying together on totally pointless (and erroneous) causes.
Jun 11th
RE: Jesus Christ
thatwhitebitch: Reema: did i ever tell you i thought JESUS’ last name was CHRIST up until about a month ago? Nicole: the whole concept of Jesus is a little hard to understand. Wait, it isn’t? Hahaha.
Jun 10th
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I'm currently getting a roll of film developed -...
I’ve let it sit around for so long because I took a whole bunch of douchey photos of myself with it. Not to mention the last seven or so pictures are of dumb things like shoes and decorative statues. I can only hope that the person who developed it isn’t the person to give it back to me.
Jun 9th
Jun 9th
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Jun 7th
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Jun 6th
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Jun 5th
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Landscape With The Fall of Icarus, by William...
According to Brueghel when Icarus fell it was spring a farmer was ploughing his field the whole pageantry of the year was awake tingling near the edge of the sea concerned with itself sweating in the sun that melted the wings' wax unsignificantly off the coast there was a splash quite unnoticed this was Icarus drowning
Jun 4th
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Jun 3rd
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Jun 2nd
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