#yea-lets-do-this-shit

[dedalvs]

You totally don't have to answer this but my roommate and I saw you on To Tell The Truth and you were awesome! And made me sound smart cuz I knew who it was lol.

Yeah, you could tell which one was the real one, because I had the best hair. ;)

Also, for those that missed it (since I couldn’t really promote it beforehand), I was on ABC’s To Tell the Truth yesterday. It was fun!

[captain-habit]

Chainsaw, bruise, and lullaby :)

chainsaw: your favorite sound

Naturally, a mix of burning wood, crackling, and rain. Unnaturally, certain kind of glitchy sounds, especially accompanied by melody, resonate with my soul (and my brain lmao)

bruise: the worst wound you've ever received

Wound wise...is tough. I think some of my worse thins weren’t caused much by a wound, but more by illness. But I once nearly snapped my left ankle in half that got a nasty gash and puncture wound on the other leg. I’ve also had an arm fracture to the point where the bone nearly came out. I’ve also broken my tailbone by slipping down a flight of stairs. There are more, but those are the worst I can think of at the moment. 

lullaby: songs you love to sing 

Ironically enough, the first one that came to mind was Arsonist’s Lullaby by Hozier, but also Bad Company by FFDP, literally all of the Silent Hill vocal themes, Terrible Things by April Smith and the Great Picture Show, I Will Never Die by Delta Rae.......and a lot...lot more...that I can’t think of off the top of my head. Lots of AFI and Digital Daggers and Coheed dkslgjhfdsgk too much (music is great) 

[hozieer]

Kitty! For the playlist thingy 😊 (thank you!)

Kissing The Lipless by The Shins

It Will Come Back by Hozier

Talk! by The 1975

Third Eye by Florence + The Machine 

Your Protector by Fleet Foxes 

(send me your name and I’ll make a playlist out of it 💖)

[softproko]

yea-lets-do-this-shit answered your question: I am 5 followers from 700 so would it be a better...

Edits/writing!!!

I would like doing edits and writing, but I don't know how much time I will have bcus of the exam season and all!

[softproko]

yea-lets-do-this-shit replied to your post: i never know if i put on too much blush or not

Only put enough on so that it’s sheer. Not a solid block of color. But you can still see that it’s there. Does that make sense? I was trying to think of how to put that…

it's not like a solid block of colour, but not exactly very very sheer either. if i put some on, i want people to know that i put on blush and took my time. but because my face is kind of red, it doesnt look like too much? i guess?

[hozieer]

Top 5 Things I Associate You With: Hozier (duh lol), the books Sophie's World, fairy lights, really soft blankets, and just that happy fuzzy warm feeling. Idk what you'd call that really. But yea :) Hope you have a great day! Or night as the case may be lol.

This is so beautiful and I’m totally gonna read that book now cause it sounds so interesting!!! Thank you lovely ! 💖💖

(what/who do you associate with me?)

[queershakespeare]

For the name aesthetics: Kathryn! And something nice that happened to me: I did this really complicated rope braid hairstyle the other day and I told how beautiful it was! It was super nice 😊

i bet it looked great!

kathryn (meaning: derived from hecate goddess of witchcraft)

walking alone at midnight, sheer silk, a spinning compass, black nail polish

(want one?)

[soysaucevictim]

yea-lets-do-this-shit replied to your post: “Man, this next DD is hard enough with my eyes open. But doing it when...”:

I had to do those balance things in PT and usually by balance is SUPER great. But omg with my eyes closed....it was sooooooo bad.

Yeah, balancing stuff is still pretty hard for me to do. But I do think all the DDs that involve that skill have been improving my ability for that sort of activity.

Hope that I’ll be eventually confident enough in that department to actually learn to ride a dang bike.

The fact this stuff is so hard to do with closed eyes makes it clear just how human beings are very visual creatures. So suddenly not relying on sight can be very disorienting (while one relies more on the vestibular and proprioceptive senses, to not fall over).