sour then sweet

Latina.

[tealings-deactivated20220526]

just saw this and thought it was awfully accurate

[funnytwittertweets]

[sourthensweetx3]

sad gurl :(

[brucewoyne]

[weaver-z]

It's really funny to take Spanish with people from different Spanish-speaking countries, because the ones from South American countries are like "Yeah no one uses vosotros, we don't know what it's doing here" and the ones from Europe are like "If you don't give our beloved second-person plural its due respect, the Hounds will find you"

[breadcunt]

Why would they speak spanish in europe

[weaver-z]

Spain.......

[just-shower-thoughts]

In Harry potter there is a spell to fix glasses, but no spell to fix eyesight.

[just-shower-thoughts]

Trees could be sentient, with different sensory methods, but just can’t communicate it for all we know

[piers-wifey]

[ppcatfish]

Pedro Pascal in Comic Con 2014.

[picsthatmakeyougohmm]

hmmm

[gaelgarcia]

The Princess Diaries (2001)

[somethingunlikeanythingelse]

[justbadpuns]

smh

[nevver]

[dreamdoe]

honestly birthdays were so easy when i was younger like i just wanted toys and stuff like that but now? my parents r like “wht do u want” and im just like??? some self esteem?? emotional stability?? a hobby?? 

[animationsource]

Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

[buffylives]

The best moment of the finale comes in the episode’s last few minutes: a sequence of two young girls walking through the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and lingering in front of a newly hung painting. Eventually, the camera reveals that they are awestruck by the image of none other than our heroine, Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington), enshrined forever among presidents, first ladies, and other notable government gladiators. It’s a moment that echoes a famous photo snapped last month of a little girl gazing in awe at a portrait of former FLOTUS Michelle Obama that is displayed in the gallery.

“I think about the older child in the scene — played by Shonda’s daughter, Harper — her face is what we’ve been trying to do: show that representation matters. Everybody needs to see themselves on TV and know that their full potential is their full possibility, and there it is on the wall for all to see. Look at the bracelet Olivia is wearing, the “We the People” on the side. The choice of clothing that Olivia is wearing, the style of her hair … it’s all critical and so beautiful.” - Bellamy Young