Happily Ever After

I like writing. Not about feelings and shit, just stories about made up people. 

[findingpeaceinmyself]

[carmdesiree]

After 7 hours and my entire sanity, I’m finally done. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💖 (Side note: i still have most of my series together! A lot of my books are stand alone too!)

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[isthsnametakenyet]

30 Day Studyblr Challenge, Day 1: A photo of your supplies

I’ve decided to partake in the 30 Day Studyblr Challenge created by @hayley-studies , which looks like a lot of fun! So here is the first post - a photo of my most used supplies. If you have any questions of the names of my supplies or where I got them from, let me know!

[fafarago]

“Garden in Blossom” (1890-1893)

by Isaak Levitan (1860-1900)

[adrenaline]

via weheartit

[juansendizon]

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via @extramadness

[wordsnstuff]

Writing Prompt

Humans blood gets darker the more evil we do. One day you are suspected of murder, they draw your blood to test if you are truly a murderer. You blood is a clear white. You realize that you can get a way with almost everything now, seeing as to how you actually did commit the murder.

Tag responses with #wordsnstuff

[1000drawings]

cosmic soda by Anyuka

[poemswords]

[1000drawings]

by  Nicebleed

[relatablepoetryandquotes]

“Caring too much is part of the problem.”

via @love-diaries

[isthsnametakenyet]

100 Days of Productivity - Day 88/100 May 1st, 2018

My world map from Design Twins is up, and I’m so happy with how it looks! (The risk of it falling on my head in the middle of the night would be so worth it for the sake of the aesthetic). I woke up early today to work on an SOR assessment and to complete a task on Othello for advanced English. After school I completed the first section of my SOR assessment, finalised my creative writing piece for extension English, and completed research for the analytical component of my extension English assessment. I’ll be up early tomorrow morning to work on economics readings. Yay for 5am winter mornings with tea and warm pyjamas!

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[fafarago]

“Spring Woods” (ca. 1910)

by Henry Ward Ranger (1858-1916)

[fafarago]

“Flowering Orchard” (1903)

by Václav Radimský (1867-1946)

[nevver]

[wordsnquotes]

Sometimes, I sit alone under the stars and think of the galaxies inside my heart, and truly wonder if anyone will ever want to make sense of all that I am.

Christopher Poindexter (via wordsnquotes)