#writergirlie

[marycontrary82]

therebelliondies replied to your post: …

It’s so beautiful. I can’t believe you live in that humidity and it just stays freaking straight. So jealous.

Yes, but it also doesn’t curl for anything. I can curl it all up and ten minutes later it’s straight as a pin. I'll see if I can dig up a picture somewhere of that. We did time lapse photographs once after we curled it and you can basically see it fall and go back to straight in the span of about 30 minutes.

bohemianrider replied to your post: …

Gorgeous.

Thank you sweetie! It was actually really tough to get that picture from the back, lol.

writergirlie replied to your post: …

Damn it’s gorgeous.

Thanks! We’ll let Jeniezee be the judge when I see her in November!

[marycontrary82]

writergirlie replied to your post: …

Glitter and everything else you ask, my dear :).

Ahhh, well in that case, I’ll take edible glitter. 

On Alexander Skarsgard’s nude body, please.

(I’d settle for semi-nude, too, if necessary.)

[lifeisshiny]

writergirlie replied to your post “Good evening, folks!”

God bless you. I need some distraction after that scary, scary Miley shit I subjected myself to.

HA! Glad to help out.  We tried watching the beginning but only made it 2 minutes before we had to watch something else.  I'll just have to look for the N*Sync performance tomorrow.

pronetoobsess replied to your post “Good evening, folks!”

Surprisingly, I'd never heard of that movie before, but caught it on HBO Go and I LOVE IT!!

Yes, that's where we watched it! LOVED IT!!! 

[marycontrary82]

Happy, Happy Birthday!! ::throws confetti your way::

Thank you!! I love confetti! (Can I have glitter too?)

(Sorry I didn't get a chance to answer these yesterday, but they really made my day.)

[aquarpisc]

OMG I'm so glad I didn't read the comments. WTF were people saying?? I don't want to know, and yet... it's like a train wreck, I have to look.

Just some Galeniss comments and completely misunderstanding Peeta! Just stupid!!

[marycontrary82]

I hope you're feeling better!!

Thanks sweetie! I've had a migraine since yesterday, so that's why y'all haven't seen much of me.

Currently in bed with a ton of meds and an adorable Emily to keep me company, so hopefully I'll be feeling better in an hour or two.

Thank you so much for checking in!

[toastbaby]

Tag meme

RULES

- rule 1: post the rules

- rule 2: answer the questions the tagger asked you, then make five new ones

- rule 3: tag 10 people and link them to your post

- rule 4: let them know you have tagged them

Thank you Jen for tagging me! I'm really busy today as I'm finally moving into my new apartment (I'm going to live alone for the first time ever, wooot!) so I won't tag anyone/make new questions this time, sorry.

What did you want to be when you grew up, and did you end up being that? Tbh I didn’t know that when I was a child and I still don’t know what I want to be. Once I said I wanted to be a nurse but that’s definitely not my plan anymore. But I’m on my way to become a Swedish/English teacher, we’ll see if that actually happens…

Dark meat or white meat? White meat, for sure.

Favorite line from any book or movie? Argh, there are too many good lines! Maybe one that I really love is the one I have in my bio: "We're fickle, stupid beings with poor memories and a great gift for self-destruction." Sadly, I think it’s true. And because I can’t pick only one, the second one would be “It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.” Dumbledore has some kickass lines.

What was the very first thing you ever became a fan of? Hmm… I’ve almost literally always been a fangirl. I was a fan of the Finnish national hockey team before I was 10. But the O.C., Potter books and Friends were probably the first “real” fandoms I had.

All-time OTP? Everlark has been my OTP for only 1,5 years so I might have to answer something else. Ryan and Marissa from the O.C. or Ron and Hermione.

[justadram]

writergirlie said: Although you have to admit, the Princes in the Tower legend is fascinating. I think it’s things like that that make the War of the Roses feel more interesting than perhaps it was in the grand scheme of things.

If you're interested in royals--and I am, since for that period we tend to know more about them as people with foibles and eccentricities and real losses and loves, and that's certainly interesting and relatable--there's plenty of interest there, but the impact of the war on English society was probably pretty minimal compared to say the impact the Black Death or the Hundred Years' War had.