#thomas murphy

[sidekickjoey]

No one: Me, sobbing like a baby after watching 'Can I Help to Cheer You?' for the 180th time: Why did they have to live in California?

[youreverydaygae]

My friend, stroking my hair: it's gonna be okay

Me, sobbing: aNd AnD *loud sniff* Eric let Tommy go and get adopted by the other family because *sob* HE KNEW HE COULDN'T TAKE CARE OF TOMMY *another loud sniff followed by another sob* AND HE WOULDNT BE AB- *sniff* ABLE TO GIVE HIM A GOOD LIFE BECAUSE LOVE DOESNT EQUAL MONEY *yet another sniff* BUT ERIC AND JACK COULD'VE BEEN TOMMY'S FATHERS BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW THEY WERE IN LOVE

[finn-o-corvex]

Guess who's watching The Maze Runner movie for the third time today because it's one of the only good book-to-movie adaptations?

Maze Runner is fantastic, honestly. And I love some of the liberties that Wes Ball took with the movies, because even though there are some pretty big changes he made, they were not outside of the realm of possibility. Plus, they are a few things in the books that I do not think would have transferred onto the big screen very well.

Plus Dylan O'Brien is one of the cutest actors in my opinion. Eat your heart out Theo James.

[flam-kish]

“A Shadow of Coming Events”

The Daily Graphic, March 7, 1873

Special thanks to Tom Tryniski for his newspaper archives. All I did was my best to clean the image up.

[eastcountytoday]

Travis Credit Union Wins Distinguished Service Award

Travis Credit Union Wins Distinguished Service Award

Vacaville, CA — For the fifth time in twenty years Travis Credit Union has won the “Air Force Distinguished Credit Union Award.” The national award is presented annually by the U. S. Department of the Air Force to the on-base credit union that has gone above and beyond its duty to provide financial service and financial education to Air Force members. Only one credit union is selected throughout…

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[y0ungrecklesss]

Every year, i write the same 'can't believe its been ... years since we lost the funniest man i've ever known.' His humour was the best, but his wisdom was unbelievable. Family was everything, cooking was everything but making sure we didn't make the same mistakes he did was paramount. Every piece of advice given was so we didn't make stupid mistake & only now have i come to realise i should have listened to him years before we lost him. Thomas Murphy, one of life's greatest gentlemen, the wisest man i've ever known, the funniest but the best grandfather i could ever imagine. As i've said, my only hope is that i can love and find someone who has an ounce of your dignity, integrity and class. There were many lessons to be learnt from Pa Tommy and many of the generation before me had the pleasure of realising how much everyone needed a man like Thomas Vincent Murphy in their life. The only person who made me believe i was capable of anything thankyou from the bottom of my heart💙