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anyone still here and also getting the sunday scaries

#no? just me?#do people still talk in the tags #i looked at my drafts and felt like i was staring death in the face i am filled with cringe rip 2017 i barely knew thee #in other news i work in social and i am wondering if this would show up in a listening report somewhere #which clearly it wouldn't because WHO TALKS IN THE TAGS ANYMORE #but really if you're here lmk i'm laughing #while i officially blame bridgerton i really gotta give it up to existential dread for coming in hot #maybe it won't take me another ~5 years to remember that i used to live on this website once upon a time 🙃

omg hi

so like. i’m watching graduation speaker videos for work because apparently have 36 hours to watch them and vote which is not enough time but anyway. one of my students mentioned in her grad speech watching STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND BEING INSPIRED BY CARSON PHILLIPS TO APPLY TO THIS SCHOOL

i feel a lot of things atm mostly like how is this real life

#g2g byeeee #i was only 3 videos in and i already feel too many things and have to quit but how could have i have known??? lolololo #now i'm imagining having carson phillips/chris colfer as my advisee and i'm envisioning a lot of #'i don't know if you have enough time to do this but we can try??' lol

laughingsquid

Superheroes Cleverly Depicted as Illustrated Cats

#kitties #queue me up

delongpaw

It took me a while to figure this out, but it’s true. Reblog if it is your truth.

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onlinecounsellingcollege

You cannot use someone else’s fire; you can only use your own. And in order to do that, you must first be willing to believe you have it.

Audre Lorde

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nevver

Journey to the Center of the Earth, Tom Hegen

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humansofnewyork

“It happened so quickly. I’d just quit my job at an after school program. I’d been unemployed for three days. I was waiting for my train at the 125th Street Station, and I noticed so much animosity. It didn’t feel like a sharing and caring kind of place. So I said to myself: ‘I’m going to help change the pace.’ I went to visit my high school chorus teacher, Mr. Williams, and I told him: ‘I want to sing on 125th Street.’ He thought it was great idea. He said that he’d done the same thing when he was my age. Together we found a cheap amp and microphone, and I gave it a try. My first day was a Tuesday. I stood on the downtown platform. I’d never sung in public before. I was so nervous that I couldn’t find my voice. I wasn’t exactly mute, but I wasn’t fully singing either. Then an old lady came up to me. I’m pretty sure she was an angel. She told me: ‘Sing Whitney Houston.’ Then she stood there, and kept saying: ‘Louder, louder, louder,’ until I was singing full volume. I made $60 that day. And I got so much positive feedback. Now I’m singing four days a week and making enough to provide for me and my daughter. And I get so much love. So much love. So, so much love.“

#hony #queue me up

nprfreshair

It’s hard for people to really fathom just how unfairly the misdemeanor system strips poor people of their wealth, or more accurately, wealth they don’t have.

Alexandra Natapoff on the injustice Of America’s misdemeanor system

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