Another Day at a Cafe

Hello! I'm 20 years old. A working college girl in need for somewhere to post awesome things. I watch a shitload* of shows and read a shitload of books. I'm into photography, writing, reading, and animals. *Shitload = A lot

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I know its kinda long but its def worth the read, i stumbled across it while scrolling down my timeline… 

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READ EVERY SINGLE ONE. 

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nothing pisses me off more than the fact that 90% of women’s jeans have non-functioning pockets but baby clothes have proper pockets? what are babies carrying around that i’m not? baby wallets? fuck off

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when i was a small child i carried around a little tiny pumpkin in my pockets for months

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i retract my original statement. that is fair and important

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Don’t be a religious suburban white mom about it

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Don’t tell me what to do?? I’m taking this to the school board

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#knocks 13x9 pan of brownies off the table of the PTA bakesale#Fight Me Helen

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I need to speak to a manager.

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Yay! Got my Neil Gaiman’s 8 Rules for Writing framed! I have it where I can see it from my computer to keep me writing every day. ;) 

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"well SOME cops are good"

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Last night, a new tradition was born.

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'OITNB' Actress Speaks Out About Family's Deportation

"I was coming home from school […] and I got home and their cars were there and dinner was started and the lights were on but I couldn’t find them.Then the neighbors came in. They were just like ‘I’m sorry but your parents were taken away.’ […] I just broke down. I was just like, what do you do? And then I’m so scared for them, what they’re going through. My parents are going to jail— and for what? […] People don’t realize it is so difficult to get documented, and my parents tried forever. The system didn’t offer relief for them."  —Diane Guerrero