January 2010
December 2009
teenage years:
youresoogay:
1. you’re NOT amused by the things you were amused by as a kid.
2. you’re always in your room
3. always on the internet
4. you’re not as close to your parents
5. you’re closer to your friends
6. driving becomes a BIG deal
7. always texting/on the phone
8. more horny
Personal Quirks
Here is a list of quirky personality traits! Bold what applies to you, strike what you can’t stand.
I always announce when I have to pee/use the bathroom.
I won’t eat my food if it touches a different food.
I will not blow my nose in front of other people.
I put my feet up on everything.
I say hello to everyone I see.
I have a tendency to make everything awkward.
My mind always wanders...
Me: There's not a wizard in the world that could perform a confundus charm strong enough to confuse the Sorting Hat into placing me in Gryffindor.
Dad: Don't worry. There's a house for lame people like you: Hufflepuff.
Me: I hate my life.
“Every time I start to miss you,
I just go outside to lay on my deck,
And gaze...”
– Ginny Mayer
“There’s always that one person.
No matter how long it’s been.
Or how badly...”
– (via passporttolove)
13088.) Everyone got mad at you for breaking me....
(via blogsecret)
My first thought was: Dude…this could totally be a post from Amy of Secret Life.
Click me!!
“A WOMAN SHOULD HAVE ….
enough money within her control to move out
and rent a...”
– Pamela Redmond Satran (via littlemiss) (via justbesplendid) (via creativeinspiration) (via adorablelife)
So Rupe and Dan had a crush on Emma but she had a...
fuckyeahtomfelton:
dearrei:
“I have to confess, I had a bit of a crush on Tom Felton in the earlier films,” she (Emma Watson) said when making an appearance on “Live with Regis and Kelly”.
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Rupert Grint, who plays Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films, has admitted having a crush on his co-star Emma Watson. The multi-millionaire actor called the 19-year-old actress, who plays Hermione...
There is no I in TEAM
but TEAM is an anagram of MEAT and there is an I in MEAT PIE.
