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I’m a little out of it from the doctor, but I just wanted to say thank you to all the friends and people I’ve met thanks to Glee.

Thank you for being on this journey with me, for supporting me, being there when I felt lost and alone, for never letting me forget that giving up isn’t the only answer.

I wouldn’t be anything without you all.

#bleerios #dapperdick #missbeizy #asleeplessroad #hashtagiloveyourwork #AND SO SO SO MANY OTHERS #mandytastypussy #lillizzie94 #warblerslushie #feministwithoutasafetynet #anderson-lahey #theresnobackstage #SERIOUSLY SO MANY MORE. I LOVE YOU ALL.#show: glee #glee lb #goodbye to the show that changed everything

hashtagiloveyourwork replied to your post:I picked up Vodka, chocolate, ice cream, and...

I’m having this party by myself ❤️

It's going to be a wonderful party tbh

plus house to myself means no pants. Party time.

#hashtagiloveyourwork #by party time i mean guess whose watching netflix on the couch

Sorry I have such crappy handwriting today...

#lissa612 #hashtagiloveyourwork #andersonswalsh #flapperwitch #stut--ter #joshdundun #handwriting meme

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The period goes inside the quotations marks!

It only goes inside if it is a complete statement. For example: “she said it hurts “like the dickens”. The period goes outside. I am also a fan of the Oxford comma too lol

Nope, still goes inside it. Although what you're saying is true of questions and exclamations. For example:

"To be or not to be?" -- the question mark goes in the quotes because it's a quoted question.

But if you used this sentence: Did you use the phrase "hurts like the dickens"? -- the question mark goes outside because the question is not part of the quote. Same is true of exclamations.

Periods and commas always go inside (unless you're using a citation style that puts the period after the citation). For example, "Quoted material" (Citation).

For the record, I'm a fan of the Oxford comma when it clarifies. It is unnecessary, however, in certain examples (e.g., red, white and blue). Technically the comma isn't needed there because you have the word "and" joining the words white and blue. It's extraneous to include the comma, although, it's technically correct. Even the AP, which eschews the Oxford (or serial comma) in a simple series, says to use it when doing so would provide clarity.

#unless of course you're using a style I'm unfamiliar with #hashtagiloveyourwork

hashtagiloveyourwork replied to your post:So today I had to make the decision on whether I...

Gurl, I can teach you how to eat for less than 20 a week

That's pretty much what my grocery bill works out to, lol. But I could always use more tips!

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hashtagiloveyourwork replied to your post:ugh. some people make me sick. This person, when...

My biggest fear is the exact opposite.

right? The reason I always try to make something at least sort of special for my birthday is because it marks off one more year that I've survived.

There was a while when we didn't think I'd live to see 20, let alone almost 30. massive blood loss, pulmonary embolism, infections that got into my blood, constant dehydration, perpetual tachycardia, etc etc etc etc

I'm sorry but if you're biggest fear in life is getting old then you have some goddamn serious privilege going on and someone needs to figure out a way to help her understand.

I know this is at least partially because of the medication I'm on, and I'm sure that being sleep deprived isn't helping either, but FFS people need to stop and think for a hot second before they go opening their mouth and stepping in it knee deep.

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