Our Little Story

And she loved a little boy, very very much - even more than she loved herself. I'm Kelsey. I'm 19, happily married to a wonderful man named Josh, and the mother to a handsome little boy named Jack who was born on October 18th, 2012. This blog is dedicated to remembering every step along the way!

[pigmenting]

The earth is a trembling thing. I lay at her feet and kiss her ankle. We are all trembling things.

Anis Mojgani, from “This House” in The Feather Room (via pigmenting)

[acidocasualidad]

[intj-confessions]

BWAHAHA! Headcanon where the cat lies there every day because it knows people will run up to it crying “Oh nononono! Oh god no- oh. You’re fine, thank god. Come here and let me pet you!”

[totalparksandrec]

[january2000]

Heathers (1988)

[squidward-against-sjws]

Today's hate crime will be forgotten because the victims were the wrong race

[micdotcom]

Remembering Alison Parker, 24, and Adam Ward, 27, the victims of the WDBJ7 shooting 

Parker, a native of Virginia, grew up in the city of Martinsville, about 180 miles southwest of Richmond, WDBJ7 reports. She attended Patrick Henry Community College near Martinsville and graduated from James Madison University, where she worked for the school’s newspaper, in 2012. She interned at the station that summer and returned in May 2014 as a morning reporter, New York Daily News reports. Parker had been dating the station’s evening co-anchor Chris Hurst. Hurst shared his grief on Twitter.

Ward had graduated from Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, where he earned a communications and media studies degree, NBC News reports. He had worked for the station since July 2011 and was engaged to the morning producer Melissa Ott. Ott had recently accepted a new job, according to the Star-Exponent. She was in the control room as the live footage of the shooting came rolling in.

[auburngal]

This is just so horrific. 

[jack-outofthebox-blog]

I am so heartbroken that this happened in my hometown. Prayers for their families.

[strongbowdarkfruit]

this is so funny 

[strongbowdarkfruit]

terrible puns i’ve heard so far:

william bakespeare

william shakespliff 

much ado about puffing

a midsummer night’s weed 

please add to the list 

[sexyleftistsantaclause]

hamlit

[emkaymlp]

please no halloween posts just yet. there’s still 2 months left

[blelbinems-deactivated20190925]

did someone say halloween

[mrbenwyatt]

[boxqueen]

me with every dog ever

[karina-padilla]

im in the villa and im feelin myself (im feelin myself)

[lifeinpoetry]

A poet told me to write about you. Write it out, honey. As if you were a fever or a horse to break. As if you don’t already show up, uninvited, unbeckoned, into every poem. Your hand guides my wrist as I write this, even now.

Sierra DeMulder, from “And if I Am to Forgive You,” We Slept Here (via lifeinpoetry)

[itsalwayswords-deactivated20181]

One morning,
 you woke up missing the person 
you almost became,
but by then it was too late already. There were bigger 
things to mourn.
 You didn’t have any room left for your own
 name.

rustyvoices, “an honest account of a dishonest history” (via itsalwayswords)

[hoemami-deactivated20171229]

[amyfarrahs-deactivated20161015]

[love-personal]

[jack-outofthebox-blog]

"On a Date"

date: can we get breadsticks for the table?

waiter: we don't have breadsticks here

me, yanking breadsticks out of my purse: good thing I brought my own

[anilag]