let the sun shine in

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if you haven't followed my new blog i'm gonna poop on all the things you love

xoxoxoxoxoxo

(oh and yes, that is me who unfollowed you all just now LOVE YOU BYE)

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meredithsgreys replied to your link: I hate to be that person.. but I totes made a new blog. So follow that one, eh?

is that gonna be your new one or are you using both :)

That will be my new one :) I'm just making some last minute changes on here.

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adamchanler-berat replied to your link: I hate to be that person.. but I totes made a new blog. So follow that one, eh?

ill follow you into the dark

 likeasleepingtiger replied to your link: I hate to be that person.. but I totes made a new blog. So follow that one, eh?

i’ll follow you until you love me

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infinite list of favorite movies - Sex and the City

“And there, in the same city where they met as girls, four New York women entered the next phase of their lives…dressed head to toe in love. And that’s the one label that never goes out of style.”

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Revolutionary Works in Musical Theatre ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬

A Chorus Line (NY, 1975, 6137 performances) music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Edward Kleban, book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante, directed and choreographed by Michael Bennett

Before the show opened, there was a feeling around Broadway that something was about to explode and theatre would never be the same again. They were right. A Chorus Line told the story of a group of dancers, based on real people, exploring their innermost secrets as they auditioned for a Broadway chorus. The show was raw and real (so much so that eight of the performers were playing the roles based on themselves), featuring minimal sets and costumes and innovative choreography. The show was an enormous success, tapping into the anxieties of a generation, completely dwarfing other shows that were on Broadway at the same time (such as Chicago). A Chorus Line’s continued popularity in the form of revivals is one example of its influence, yet its power runs much deeper - there continues a psychological awareness of the point in time when A Chorus Line burst out on the scene, giving dancers their own unique voices where they had previously blended into One. There has never been anything like A Chorus Line before or since, nor will there ever be. 

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Disney favourite animated movies

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Sometimes I get so sad when I remember that Glee was cancelled after the first season, but I know it was for the best because it really seems like the later seasons would’ve been horrible.