#tayloki

[thegirlwithmanynames]

tayloki replied to your post:I should probably go get breakfast at some point...

im going to go out and have pancakes downtoooown because i need to go out anyways

I WAS GONNA HAVE PANCAKES TOO EXCEPT AT HOWM

but have fun celebrating the win downtown, I bet it'll be craaazy! :D

[thegirlwithmanynames]

#GOOD JOB CANADA #see what you have done guys #you have converted me

we have converted an American today through sheer power of Canadian hockey patriotism

be proud Canadians, be proud

[kibbits]

tayloki said: same! no Team Canada but i do have a Habs tshirt~ Yeah!! In our hearts it's the same XD AND 2-0 ALREADY EYAAAAAAH!

[thegirlwithmanynames]

tayloki replied to your post:oops I apparently woke my mother up by screaming...

oops (sssorry again ah ha haaa)

oops indeed (but at least now I have someone to watch with me!! :D)

AND SHHH STOP APOLOGIZING IT'S ALL RIGHT IT MADE IT EASIER FOR ME TO WAKE UP AT 7 ON TIME

[teasdays]

oh my gosh tayloki I suck at these they stress me out oh my gosh too much responsibility but here goes 

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 the “right” or “great” works, just ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you’ve tagged them!

1. Harry Potter - I mean come on my entire childhood was this series - I have so many childhood memories of it

2. His Dark Materials - First series that inspired me to make fic in my head, which was kind of a landmark. 

3. The Abhorsen Trilogy - scared me half to death, but I loved these dearly. Rather darker than anything I'd read previously, I think. 

4. Journey to the River Sea - this may well have been where I got my chronic travel bug.

5. The Book Theif - Ouch my heart this and HDM are the two books that have made me cry the most, I think. I read a whole lot of WWII-era books in middle school, but of course this one is from such a different perspective (as it lacks the sheer horror of concentration camps, I was able to go back and think of it a lot I guess ? )

6. Percy Jackson and the Olympians - I had literally the biggest crush on Percy in the 5th grade. Also, I got back into Greek (and later Roman) mythology through these, which was cool.

7. Wolf Brother - This and PJO were the books I followed religiously through middle school. 

8. Good Omens - I had to sneak-read this one. My parents didn't think it was appropriate at age eleven.

9. Watership Down - oops I promise I'm not copying Taylor but good good good book. (also rly so much less bunny blood than the movie that was scarring)

10. Peter Pan - This one, oh my gosh, I wanted so badly for so long for Peter to come and take me to neverland. Growing up is terrifying, and I was utterly charmed by this book.

I have more, lorde - I could probably go on literally forever. I didn't even touch on high school, oops. But lower/middle school were very formative I guess ? uhhh 

But wh o to tag 

[faggylittlenuisance]

tayloki replied to your post:tayloki replied to your post: one of the worst...

dis is my rec tayloki.tumblr.com/post… and you can always look under the #GO fic tag on my blog too whooee

thank u frand uvu

[faggylittlenuisance]

tayloki replied to your post: one of the worst things about relapsing...

can i rec you some GO fic would that help? think about other things? ;3;

I'm okay right now but thank you for your concern uvu

I just wanted to get that off my chest bc it's a difficult thing to deal with when it really rears it's head

you can still send me some fic recs if you'd like i am always down for fic recs

[faggylittlenuisance]

tayloki replied to your post:Oh my god you created AUs?.. Yes please to both

dark timeline dark timeline dark timeline *wheezes*

dARK TIMELINE *wheezes w/ you*