Just being myself

Proud to be Australian - born and raised. I am sarcastic and I cry too much over TV shows. I am always happiest when I am outside and alone. Something about being with trees that haven't been tampered with construction makes me happy. I don't love any human being as much as I love my mum and my books. I'm currently studying a BA with an extended major in English Literature. Love: Carpathius, Harry Potter, Disney, Star Wars (Original trilogy), Doctor Who, Lord of the Rings, Supernatural, too many books to list, coffee, quiet afternoons, and stationery. Not a big fan of: Humidity, high heels, and e-books.

[colewald]

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[charmingpplincardigans]

#if you don’t think eleven is fucking terrifying sometimes#you are just wrong #he’s the scariest one of them all #way worse than the time lord victorious #don’t let that cosmic 5-year-old schtick fool you

[emilliederavin]

[iamnevertheone]

[suckitnerds]

[amypondes]

[live-long-and-chekhan]

[ellievhall]

I will never not reblog this.

[lunatarotxx]

I’m certain that I reblog this at least every other day.

[lufttsu]

Quotes from the Harry Potter Books [47/50]

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

RON’S FACE THOUGH

[kimlennox]

[britta-perry]

[nefrytka]

#kids movies more like spawn of satan

[bigjazzboy]

[heyfunniest]

You’re welcome. 

Sincerely, Australia.

THIS BLOG. THIS!

[just-one-more-chapter]

One of the reasons I love my country!

[kalingly]

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[the-tvblog-blog]

[gilmoregirlspopculturereferences]

[just-one-more-chapter]

Draft is done! Now just to edit, cut out about 700 words, and generally make less shit.

Roland Barthes, I love you! Except when I need to write an assignment on you. We're a bit iffy at the moment, but I'm sure we will spice up our relationship again soon. 

Cannot. Construct. Good. Sentences. Anymore. 

Tea break time!

[just-one-more-chapter]

Women in Love - DH Lawrence

Awesome book! I enjoyed it. 

One of the perks for me was discussing the sex scenes in class. Vividly. It occurred to me that literature students are all mature until you say the word 'penis'. Then we turn into children that blush and giggle furiously into our books when we are asked to analyse the sex scene(s). Or how funny it is when character Hermione (NOT GRANGER!!!) experiences what seems like orgasmic pleasure from smashing a man's head with a paperweight. This led to a very hilarious (and somewhat inappropriate) discussion of violent sex and how some enjoy that. 

The amount of blushing, nervous rambling, and laughter affirmed one thing for me:

You just don't get that sort of thrill in a business course (I would imagine).