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one-time-i-dreamt

I JUST JOINED THIS GROUP ON FACEBOOK

one-time-i-dreamt

This group is amazing

compassionvi

Here's the questions you need to answer to join and an excerpt from the rules

reasonandempathy

witchinghour

Rod Serling Narrates The Twilight Zone (TV Series, 1959 – 1964)

animations-daily

Oh, nonsense. This is nothing compared to the twig of ‘93.

jauntylittlefrillyboy

When I was a kid I laughed at this, but now as an adult who works in the public, I can assure you people are exactly like this.

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robertphilip

Well, aren’t you the sweetest space toy I ever met?

xensilverquill

so i walked into the lab today and i did a double take because i saw

a friend

a tiny friend

a tiny origiami dragon friend

TINY GOOD GREEN BOI!!

randomencounters

Encounter: an extremely small Green Dragon

stream

Kit Harington Monologue | SNL | 4.06.19

mockwa

🐯 🐯 🐯

bunjywunjy

good morning everyone have an absolutely furious mongoose

ari-nemera

It’s cuter when you recognize that the lion with visible spots is a juvenile. There’s a very high chance the other lion that runs over to investigate is the MOTHER.

The first lion is asking for comfort because she was given a big spook!!! and she needs mommy to tell her it’s safe and ok!!!! (What’s cuter is that mommy clearly reassures her, and goes on to take the parent role of ‘deal with the scream rat in order to protect my large and easily frightened daughter’)

this is all in all an adorable video 10/10

cryoverkiltmilk

Who Would Win?

Three apex predators

OR

One Screaming Long Boi

writer-parolee

Thanksgiving with Jayce and Dina. Would have more pictures but not taken with my phone.

writer-parolee

What Happened To Goodbye by Sarah Dessen

***This book review may contain spoilers.***

I know Sarah Dessen’s formula. Just didn’t work for me on this one for some reason. The book is about this girl named McLean and she moves around with her father who fixes up restaurants like Chef Robert Irvine in “Restaurant Impossible.” The reason she’s with her dad all the time is because her mom cheated on him with the basketball coach of his favorite college basketball team and alma mater. McLean was unable to forgive her mom for leaving and starting a new family. A cliche feeling, but then again, a lot of teenagers go through these same feelings. Every time they moved someplace new, McLean would assume a new identity with different personality types and her name would always be some rendition of her middle name Elizabeth. It’s easy to start over for her for every time they moved so it was easy for her to do this. In the end, all the issues were resolved in some type of way. Her parents and her grudge. The moving so she can finish out the school year and stay with her friends.

What I didn’t like about this book was the predictability. After reading so much Sarah Dessen on my binge, I know she could do so much better. I also didn’t like McLean. I don’t know why. There was something about her that rubbed me the wrong way.

Case in point, her friendship with Deb. You really had to pity a person to become friends with them? And speaking of friendships, that whole Dave and Riley friendship was glossed over like it was going somewhere but never did. Almost like Sarah Dessen just scrapped that idea altogether.

There was no chemistry at all between McLean and Dave. I did not see what either of them brought to the table for each other to constitute any valid feelings/emotion from me. It felt forced.

I also feel like there was a cameo of Jason just so we can be like…this dude. Man. How the mighty have fallen. Treating the protagonists in her stories like nothing? This is what happens to you.

Overall, it was okay.

My Star Rating: 2.5 out of 5 Stars

Read From November 19, 2017 to November 20, 2017 (2 Days)