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J, T, U
J. What I want to be when I get olderEither a doctor or an English teacher, probably doctor though!
T. Age I get mistaken forI haven't been mistaken for an age in a while, last time was when I was 16 and people thought I was 18.
U. Where you want to be right nowMost realistic place would be home, but if I could pick anywhere in the world I would go with Paris! (though right now that's not the best place to be right?)
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:) love ya girl
I was tagged by i-write-you-as-a-friend
Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard - they don´t have to be “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you. Tag five friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know that you’ve tagged them.
1. The first book that comes to my mind is The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks. The most probable reason for that is that it's the last book I read. I loved it, truly loved it. At first I had a hard time getting into the story, mainly because it's slightly different than from what I'm used to from Nicholas Sparks, but it was a beautifully sad story that captured me from around page 50 and didn't let me go until long after I finished reading.
2. When I was 13 or 14 we had to read fragments of Oscar Wilde's The picture of Dorian Gray at school for an assignment and something about the writing made me extremely eager to read the entire novel. I came round to doing that this summer and it didn't disappoint me!
3. Practically every Harry Potter book, because does that even need an explanation???
4. The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is a book I started reading in the bus on our way home from Paris and I finished on the trainride to Taizé. I read it in about 4 hours in total and I've never cried as shamelessly in a public place as I did while reading this hearbreaking book. Everything about it is perfect, it's witty, it's real.
5. Same writer, different book. Looking for Alaska is a book I'd heard only good stories about. So naturally I was excited to read it. But. I didn't like ti that much?? Yeah sure it's a light and easy read but the ending isn't satisfactory at all... sorry John Green, you did your best but it wasn't enough for me for this one.
6. I had seen a lot of reviews on Stoner by John Williams and I was curious. When I started reading it this summer I was hooked instantly. The story proceeds rather slowly, it's not an exciting read but damn is it beautiful. Around halfway I realised how it would end and that nearly made me cry. Stoner is an extremely endearing protagonist and I felt like I knew him, like I'd known him my entire life.
7. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer is another book that I'd heard a lot of positve things about, and this book too disappointed me. At the end I felt like I'd wasted my time reading it because I didn't particulary enjoyed it and, again, the ending wasn't satisfactory.
8. I lost count how many times I watched Pride and Prejudice so it was inevitable that I should read the book as well some time. I started it once 5 years ago but the English was too advanced for my 13-year-old only-had-a-year-of-English self. My desire to read it didn't lessen however, so I started it again on Monday and I haven't finished it yet but I already know that it's going to be one of my all time favourites. It's the kind of book I want to have literary discussions about, I don't want to ever have to shut up about it.
9. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I loved all three, duh.
10. My mother read A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini a while back and I remember how she had to cry at the ending. I purchased it this summer and the moment it arrived I started reading and I didn't stop until I finished it. Wow. Lovely. Beautiful. Heartbreaking. Disturbingly real.
Sooo this was fun! I'm tagging inacoconutshell, theflowershop, bebjebenthe, carpediem-laissezfaire, lovelongliving
bebjebenthe said:
Finally 2-1 i’m so rooting for you guys
yeeees I know I'm so happy we won god I'm not even a fan of football but I'm so excited about WC :D
11, 48 :)
11. Turn onsIntelligence, a good sense of humour, a pretty smile and eyes, being well-dressed, smelling nice :)
48. What was your worst experience with on drugs and alcohol?I think you already know this one haha, it was this year November I think? It was a schoolparty and beforehand we had some drinks with friends and I arrived later because I had swimming practice so when I came I guess I tried to catch up on lost time and downed my drinks a bit too fast. I remember bits of the night but I sure as hell remember how bad I felt during the entire night and the next day. It's not like I drank that much, but just too quick and I was tired and hadn't eaten enough and it was just a fucking disaster that night and I won't elaborate but you know why
calla lily, rhodondendron, dandelion
Calla lilly: If you died right now, what song would you want to play at your funeral?I actually think about this a lot. I’m pretty sure I would want Overjoyed, Skulls or Laughter Lines by Bastille. And for sure an Ed Sheeran song, maybe Give Me Love, and don’t forget One Direction of course :) I really don’t care which song from them, maybe even WMYB because that song means so much to me.
Rhodondendron: What’s the scariest dream you’ve ever had?I used to have this recurring dream when I was little, and it scared the shit out of me. In the dream I was either a giant or the rest was incredibly tiny (I’ve never really known which). On the top floor of a very tall building there were three little coloured cubes, highly protected in glass cases and barely anyone knew what they were. Then one day there was a huge fire and the cubes needed to be saved. As I was as tall as the building I had to go get them. While I picked up the cubes with my arm through the window there was a crowd standing around me, looking up. I dropped the cubes when I retrieved them, but unfortunately a man in the crowd had been looking up with his mouth open. The blue cube dropped straight in his mouth and he petrified. The entire world was mad at me, while I’d only wanted to help. When I think of it now I really don’t know what made me so scared of it, but I still remember it vividly because I dreamed it at least five times. I wonder if it might have a meaning
Dandelion: Do you think you’re important?Well, I think everyone is important in their own way. One invents a cure for cancer, another has a family that loves and needs him. Everyone is here for a reason, has something to live for. Regardless of why you’re important, I like to think that everyone has their own importance in this world. And yeah, that includes me.
je kan het wel ♥
<3 ik ga nu even niks doen en na het eten dan maar één onderwerp. Natuurkunde is pas tweede week dus ik heb nog tijd. One thing at a time
Hii :) Oh en hoe ging je herkansing??
Ik had geen herkansing suffie maar hier is een gedichtje speciaal voor jou!
Oh misty eye of the mountain belowI hear you crying and I know what it's like to be alonePutting my defenses up cause I don't wanna fall in loveIt's a lonely road for the tired manLove is moving faster but I'm taking my time
