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your 20's: the era when you gotta make shit happen but all you wanna do is chill.

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‪You have to let yourself be honest and vulnerable in order to heal. You can’t run away and hide. Be who you are. Accept and love yourself when your feeling both strong and weak. We all go through cycles. It’s natural. It’s ok.‬

[ixami]

You better be worth it

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[mysilentconfessionstoyou]

I’m always gonna have a soft spot for you… no matter how “moved on” I may be.

-There are just some people you can never get over.

-m.t.t.

[juansendizon]

Do you want less regrets? Stop hurting the people you love.

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Just be f**king honest about how you feel about people while you’re alive.

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if you didn’t tear up here you’re lying

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Hurricane Irma is expected to make landfall in the US Friday and the governor has just declared a state of emergency throughout the entirety of Florida

On the heels of Harvey all I can say is please pray that Florida and all the countries in the Caribbean in Irma’s path avoid the worst and that no lives are lost

[pandavalkyrie]

With the seas getting warmer and our infrastructure neglected, storm damage is going to get worse. Waiting it out is not an option.

If you’re in the path of the hurricane here are some vital information packets:

Have an evacuation plan and finalize it now <– This is vital and often over simplified, please read through this

If you have the means build your disaster kit TODAY Even if you don’t live in the path of this storm, if you live in any severe weather prone area you need one of these

If you have pets you need to hammer down a safe and reliable evacuation spot. Call your local health department and ask if shelters accept animals. Check surrounding hotels and ask with them. Nobody wants to leave their pets behind so be prepared for both your lives!

Lower your fridge/freezer thermostat to the lowest setting possible

Never ever ever run a generator indoors

Don’t risk driving through flood waters

NOAA Radio for updates

What to do when you can come back

Self care during and after a disaster

[stimmystims]

I lived on the southern coast of Mississippi about 2 hours outside of New Orleans during Katrina and I can tell you this list is life saving and completely accurate.