#songofsarcasm

[deer-prince11]

Yeah, I would think so. Almost the entire show is sung. However, you can always keep the Wikipedia page on the show open while you listen to it; it can make it clearer who is singing what.

oh ok cool!!! thanks so much <3

[deer-prince11]

There's no bootleg that I know of but you can find the Playlist on Spotify.

:o would you still be able to like understand it without watching it?

[fantasycostcomgmt]

songofsarcasm replied to your photoset “I am very stressed and dressed to impress”

You're gorgeous omg

AH thank you !!

[dicketysplit]

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Try “I accept your apology” instead of “it’s okay” or something like that.

I just feel like that’s too formal yknow? it would come across as pretentious

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Try just acknowledging that you hard him and asking for some time to process his apology. That way you aren’t ignoring him, but you also aren’t saying that it’s OK when it’s not.

well, I sent him a message after I got home explaining that it wasn’t just him that caused it as there were other things building up the anxiety, but he triggered the attack - but the main gist of the message was that he wasn’t entirely at fault. do you think that gets it across?? or should i let him know I appreciated the apology specifically??

[lunalovegoodisok]

I'm gonna show up at your house and curl up with Luna when you're not looking

Good luck getting Luna to just curl up when there’s someone new around. hahahaha

[dioynsus]

Let's see. I'm dating my crush but I've actually known him for 15 years. He was my big brother's friend and I had a huge crush on him and I dated him for a brief time in college and now we're back together years later and it's just... right.

that’s great!!!!! i hope you guys keep on working out!!

[ninja-cqueline-old]

Hi! I love your blog! Have you ever thought about doing an obstacle race like the Spartan Race?

Thanks! I have actually been talking to evolutionofafitgeek about doing some sort of mud race 

[lunalovegoodisok]

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My grandparents have (had, I guess? Although now my parents own the hosue) something like 4 acres of land behind their house. The first acre is backyard/garden things. The rest is wooded. When we were younger, that was the place to go. At the very edge of the property, past the woods, but still all shadowy from the treetops is a "crick" (creek. Pennsylvanians haha). We'd visit all the time in the summers that I lived there and on the days we werent splashing around in the pool, we were splashing around in the creek. We'd build little dams because that's what kids do. I'm pretty sure there were tiny fishies in there, and we'd try to catch them. Sometimes if we weren't making noise and splashing around, deer would try to come get a drink. But I have real, good, distinct memories of playing around in the crick on hot summer days. 

When my grandpa died, the back of the property kind of went into disrepair. I dont think anyone's been back there in like 9 years. I dont even know if the creek is still there. I really hope it is..