#charpost

[jesperfahey]

y'all i'm trying to make a gifset for the first time in 6 years... i don't remember how to do this ;-;

[prettymariajayabuchok]

If flowers can teach themselves to bloom after winter passess, so can you. #charpost (at Borbon)

[cheneslim]

One of the most memorable birthdays I had was spent here. This photo was taken while the sun was setting over the horizon and I was holding the camera in one hand and the arm of my beloved on the other. 💕 #charlungs #charpost #puratanahlot #tanahlot #throwbackthursday #teamesloyotravels (at Pura Tanah Lot)

[queensarahrps]

HOLLY’S TAG, FRAMEWORK 

Biography 

Holly Harrison, the daughter of a dentist and an office clerk, was raised in a nice, quiet suburban neighborhood of Oceanside, California. The Harrison family wasn’t fabulously wealthy but they weren’t struggling either. Holly and her older sister rarely went without, their parents believing it was important to indulge the both of them in whatever activities they found fascinating. Holly’s interests always swayed toward the ocean. She loved going to the beach to play in the waves, build sandcastles or snorkeling. She also loved to read and learn about the ocean and marine life. Because she was always so curious, wanting to know everything she could possibly know, her parents had high hopes for her future.

In high school, Holly’s interest in the ocean continued but it wasn’t the only thing that consumed her. She was always a happy, optimistic and social person. She was always on the Honor Roll, a member of the cheerleading squad, the National Honor Society, and the Marine Biology Club. On top of her school work and extracurricular activities, she spent her weekends and Summers at the local pool, working as a Lifeguard. Because she was always so dedicated to her studies and the clubs she was a member of, everyone assumed she’d go to college and become a Marine Scientist or something else along those lines. So when, four months before her high school graduation, Holly announced she wasn’t going to college and actually planned on moving to San Diego and then “figuring out the rest later”, her family was shocked and a little angry. She never understood why though since never in her life did she tell them that she wanted to go to college. She liked to learn new things, sure. But she didn’t really care for school that much. She preferred finding stuff out on her own.

Eventually her parents calmed down and even helped her with her move to San Diego. For the first few months, they paid for everything; rent, groceries, car insurance, even extra spending money in case she wanted to go see a movie or buy new clothes. But once she got a job at SeaWorld, she started to rely on them less and less until finally, the only money they give her is for birthdays and Christmas.

Working at SeaWorld has always been exciting to Holly. She has loved that she was able to go to a place full of beautiful creatures and people who were there to have fun. And she got to be a part of their fun, even though it was a small part. Working in guest services was kind of a perfect job for her. She was always really good at smoothing things over with people that were having issues and suggesting fun things for people to do while at the park. Her managers were impressed and she was quickly promoted to giving private tours for the park; which she probably won’t ever get tired of doing. Everyone is always telling her that she’s so smart and so young, that she could be doing so much more than being a tour guide. But honestly, she’s happy. She’s got a good job, a decent apartment that isn’t too far from the beach and some amazing friends that she gets to hang out with pretty much whenever she wants. She’s happy and that’s enough for her.

[thatwriterthatcouldnt]

So I'm taking my Ap World History Exam tomorrow and my history teacher is the cutest. He gave each of the students a pencil that was blessed my the priest that works at or school (I got to a Catholic school) and he was like "this is my last prying gift for y'all and know I'll be praying for y'all in the chapel while y'all are taking the test." And i just love him. So reblog the holy pencil to pass your exams

[thatwriterthatcouldnt]

My god mom is apparently having lunch with Sonya Monzano (who played Maria in the Sesame Street) and I got really confused when my mom freaked out about it. Until she told me that she was one of the very few people on television who was a woman and a Hispanic. This was really big for my mom and her best friend (my god mom) back in the day. I understood and I just told her, "well you could have started with that and I would have understood." Lol

[jesperfahey]

valentine as michael wayland: hearing that a son lost a dad really struck a nerve with me, especially since i was the one who killed him

valentine as michael wayland: hey jace, i ran into valentine and he told me to give you this

jace: after the rain comes the rainbow, sorry i killed your dad...wait -

[jesperfahey]

matthew daddario and harry shum jr attend wondercon