So there are somethings that are just inexcusable:
Things that are absolutely horrible:
But the absolute worse, the penultimate-
You have been judged. Negotiation’s over. Sentence is death.
Just kidding…Or am I?
Hmmm….
I guess you will just have to treat my books right.
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When I was on vacation, I spotted this in a little bookstore.
I know my husband will be buying one of these for me in the future. I can’t help it:
When I start reading, it just is so hard to stop.
And chores?
What can I say? I just love to read.
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Ugh, I’m on my period:
No joke this enters my mind every month
And we women all know what that feels like:
Yep, that pretty much sums it up.
Being on your period is no fun at all, you don’t want to do anything.
Everything hurts, you hate everything, feel bad, etc. All you want to do is check out from life.
So the best thing to do is grab your blanket, ice cream:
Hot tea:
And a good book to read. After all:
Yep, there is no better way to ride out the storm of pain than with a good book
Period days are reading days.
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I just don’t understand people like this at all. How can you find reading boring?
Clearly you are not using a vital part of the human brain:
Obviously, you’re doing it wrong.
Guess you’re just not cool enough. After all:
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Day 27) Your Favorite Disney Hero
Peter Pan
So yeah, I was a huge Peter Pan fan. I loved him so, so, so, so, so much. I always wished he would come over to America and visit me, taking me away to Neverland. But sadly he never, ever came. Other kids wished for Hogwarts letters, to go to Camp Blood, etc; I wished for him.
I used to read the illustrated classic as a kid, just like I did with Phantom of the Opera, and the day I bought the actual book I had to read all the way through.
We were at a restaurant and instead of talking to everyone, I was like nope I’m reading.
Anyways, so I love Peter Pan and I love how he has red hair, that is just perfect and how I had always imagined it. Now I know that Peter isn’t the most humble of characters, as he is boastful, egocentric, cocky, etc. Peter is mainly an exaggerated stereotype of a boastful and careless boy. He is quick to point out how great he is, (such as when he congratulates himself for Wendy’s successful re-attachment of his shadow). In the book and play, as well as both films, Peter symbolizes the selfishness of childhood, shown in Barrie’s work through constant forgetfulness and self-centred behavior.
But he has a lot of good points too. He really loves and cares about his Lost Boys and Wendy. He might not always put them first, but he does care about them. And he always knows the right thing to say.
Plus he’s brave, kind, funny, and always up for games of make believe and imagination.
Amen to that!
Yes, Peter, I’m the same way. I hate saying goodbye.
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