My Life Is A Series Of Unfortunate Events

Bitch please

[jennyfromdasidewalk]

Behind the light bleeds darkness so dark it'll keep you up at night

[jennyfromdasidewalk]

We all have demons but we can't let them win

[jennyfromdasidewalk]

What's the protocol for matching with your friend on tinder?

[jennyfromdasidewalk]

Smoking at 2am on a Monday..., that's how my semester is going

[drmedusagrey]

[neveragioia]

shut up

[hotsenator]

me whenever i have a cold: i can’t remember the last time i could breathe out of my left nostril…it must have been 14 years ago when i was a child on the farm..life was simpler back then….. i remember the sound of the creek over by that big rock.. when papa came home from the town bearing fresh yeast for ma to make bread with, i breathed in the crisp fall air through both nostrils before heading into the kitchen, where i could smell all of our spices 

[jennyfromdasidewalk]

Me right now

[rafael-silva]

Wise words from Doctor Cristina Yang.

[monica-geller]

taylor swift gives off that vibe that if she sat down with u for 10 minutes she could just sort out all the problems in your life, tie an extremely neat bow around them, throw them in the trash, then bake a pie

[keepmeinyourorbit]

“Being on your own and being perfectly fine with that, that’s romantic too.”

1989 World Tour (7.25.15)

[toothpastelove]

[jennyfromdasidewalk]

Crying over Ed sheeran at 2am

I don't hAve a problem

[ellenxpompeo]

For 11 years, fans have stayed invested in the goings-on at Seattle Grace Hospital. Through raving gunmen and horrifying plane crashes; through LVAD wires and cancer; through almost drowning and 007. It hasn’t been an easy journey, but fans have continued to come back. Why? Because of Meredith and Derek. Because since the moment this show began, their love was its driving force. People believed in them and were determined to see this show through because their journey was important. It is unclear what exactly the circumstances were surrounding Patrick Dempsey’s exit. It doesn’t matter, though. The fans deserved an open door. The fans deserved the chance to see Meredith and Derek happy, if only for a few moments when the show comes to an end. Making this claim doesn’t feel like whining. I’ve seen comments suggesting that fans need to grow up and get over it, but those comments are unwarranted. This isn’t immature foot-stomping; it is legitimate anger. The commitment to “MerDer” is precisely why Grey’s has had its sizable audience all these years. Without the fans believing in this pair, there would be no show. Shonda Rhimes has asked the viewers to have faith—and they have. Grey’s has benefited for over a decade from this faith. To tear this relationship apart with such finality is more than just sad; it is a betrayal.

Preaching it http://community.ew.com/2015/04/27/greys-anatomy-mcdreamy-death-fan-rights/ (via the-merder-of-it-all)

[swiftluvsyou]

I’ve watched 11 seasons of greys anatomy im sure I know how to perform open heart surgery by now

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

People are just as wonderful as sunsets if you let them be. When I look at a sunset, I don’t find myself saying, ‘Soften the orange a bit on the right hand corner.’ I don’t try to control a sunset. I watch with awe as it unfolds.

Carl Rogers (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

[samandriel]

It’s officially cheaper to buy a gallon of gas than it is to add guac at Chipotle and I don’t know how to cope with this

[finnafinemy]

If there’s one thing that 2014 taught me it’s that letting go is okay. Not everything is meant to stay in your life forever, and coming to that realization helps you find a way to cope with the loss. People come and go, but you can’t let that stop you from doing what’s best for yourself.

(via breathe-fairy)