oh, nope. her

nope nope nope!!!

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Camila Grey is the reason I have trust issues. I thought I fucking deleted this blog.

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liek y do u ven keep talking?

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why does this have 18 followers omfg

turn off your computers.

take away my internet access.

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this is how i feel about having 14 followers on this blog, tbh.

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this is the worst fucking blog i have.

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7 followers.

yes, good.

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Becoming a Bird. Under certain conditions, the living could be transformed into birds. In some cultures, it was believed that shamans, priests, and prophets could change themselves into birds during trances or other mystical states. Such ideas were found in Siberia and Indonesia. In Celtic mythology, both deities and the sly supernatural beings called fairies or fays were said to have the power to transform themselves into birds. Read more: Birds in Mythology - Myth Encyclopedia - Greek, god, story, legend, names, ancient, animal, snake, war, norse http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Be-Ca/Birds-in-Mythology.html#ixzz25qgAxZ2y

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