Essek is So Glad that Jester didn't have her friend pull him over to fight an ancient white dragon.
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Essek is So Glad that Jester didn't have her friend pull him over to fight an ancient white dragon.
Keanu Reeves, what I’ve seen him in
a really, really terrible movie
Love this movie!
I like the first one. ^_^
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What I planned to do on Saturday: Finish new draft of GS 5. Get it typed up and printed. Buy a new icecube tray. Clean the garden bench and store it for the winter. Make a casserole.
What I did on Saturday: lay in bed with the curtains closed all day fighting a migraine.
Dear the Mistress
Stop making me cry pls. ily
piece by piece he filled the holes that you burned in me
Frankenstein poem, as described by the incomparable @toastyhat: You put your playlist on shuffle, then write the first line from the first song, second line from the second song, etc. I went to about six and liked the result, so here we are. XD Title is from the seventh song.
It's been one week since you looked at me Caught in between ten and twenty Will your mouth still remember the taste of my love When all I needed was the truth And letters that you never meant to send When you see my face hope it gives you hell
(shoot forgot sources:
one week, barenaked ladies
100 years, train
thinking out loud, ed sheeran
over my head, the fray
name, goo goo dolls
hope it gives you hell, all-american rejects
piece by piece, kelly clarkson)
Happy cursed-fact day! Today I’m here to let you know that, whereas the A/B/O pack structure has been debunked for wolves, there’s another animal for which it is not only largely studied by sociologists and neuroscientists alike, but also it’s become very ingrained in our everyday language with the figure of speech, pecking order.
Yes.
It’s the chickens.
A Cliché Story with a Mountain Fresh Spin
Today would have been a really great day for a random act of kindness. I’m home sick from work, I’ve had vertigo, and I washed all of my bedding because I saw a couple ants. Also I was out of underwear.
At the beginning of this story, we’re halfway through the washer-to-dry transfer. I put some stuff in the dryer but didn’t have enough money on my laundry card to pay for the second load. And once I was back in my apartment I wasn’t immediately up to the trek back downstairs. But one washer out of 10 (where 8 are empty) isn’t much to ask for an extra 20 minutes, right? You can see where this is going.
Back in the laundry room (20 minutes later), the rest of my stuff is top of the washer and someone else was using the washer. The other eight previously empty washers? Still empty.
Another forty-five minutes later when I came back to take my stuff out of the dryers, their stuff was still in the washer. The washers are less than half an hour so their stuff had been sitting waiting for at least fifteen minutes. And I’m presented with an ethical quandary of the highest order. The options:
Take all of their stuff out and put it on top of the dryer to either
return the random act of rudeness or
to demonstrate to them how that was a jerk move. Because being a jerk is widely regarded as a highly effective teaching method *insert Snape joke here*
Take two things out the dryer. Just to prove a point.
Spell out “WE’RE WATCHING YOU” with their clothes across the top of the dryers.
Draw an eye with their clothes.
What I settled on: moving their empty laundry basket across the room.