Torii's Adventures ||

Part hobbit; part whovian. Lots in between. Enjoy. x

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Let's Do the Time Warp~

Let’s Do the Time Warp~

5 weeks.

5 weeks is a lot of time. It is a month and some, 35 days, 840 hours, 50 4000 minutes.

And although 5 weeks is a large amount of time for anyone, it is also very small. In the many years that I have spent waiting for things however, I have noticed a trend.

Waiting for something exciting – 5 weeks = 5 eons.

Waiting for something stressful, or an upcoming due date – 5 weeks = 5 minutes

Th…

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Let's Talk

Let’s Talk

Today is not Bell Let’s Talk Day.

There is no reason for me to talk about anxiety, depression, anorexia, obsessive compulsive disorder or bipolar disorder.

But I am going to, and here’s why.

For many years throughout the end of high school until nearly my final year, I struggled in silence, entirely alone.

For many years following, from the end of high school and into my second year away at…

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Hello (again)

Unlike some, I typically avoid making New Years Resolutions.

I tried it a few times, but found that every January, I set out to do something and faound that it was just…inconvenient.

Do you know how many people vow to go to the gym twice a week, starting in January, and always end up picking the only 2 days that I have time to do it? Not that I go to the gym much anyways, but I digress.

Basicall…

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(Hot) Job in the City

(Hot) Job in the City

Meeting new people can be stressful, but by adding the words “networking” or “interview” into the mix, it can become all the more worrying. Conveniently, networking has always come very naturally to me. Like my father, and his father before him, I am very social, and meeting new people is an adventure.

For our “Career Readiness” course, designed to prepare us for the workplace after college, the…

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Fear and Networking: A Brief Guide to Exchanging Business Cards

Fear and Networking: A Brief Guide to Exchanging Business Cards

A lot of students are afraid of this word “Networking”.

Sitting in Orientation for the First Years of my program (Advertising and Marketing Communications/Management) I really thought about what a difference makes in one year. Just a short time ago, I was sitting where they were sitting, listening to people that I didn’t know, talk about things that I didn’t understand.

There were lots of…

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[kalesbug]

Trying to find something to motivate myself and I found this little line from Van Gogh

[shin-donghae]

[soulpat]

Brendon Urie + That one piece of hair

[hkdoodless-deactivated20230111]

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[lesbianvenom]

that point in the semester where everything is like

[twoshotsofhappyoneshotofsad]

and I’ve gotten to the point where I’m like

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Teamwork: Free Treats and

Teamwork: Free Treats and

Working with others, to me, is highly unnatural.

From the time I was a young child, nearly all of my work was independent. My parents both worked full-time, my brother was nearly a full 4 years younger than I was, so I spent a lot of time doing stuff by myself.

And it was awesome.

  Now, as a grown up, I can truly say that I enjoy working in groups.

Here’s why:

Someone can bring snacks

Therefore…

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irresistible transparents for anonymous!

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Source

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I'm halfway to my dream of being in an emo band

[marchingclocks]

"With the surprise success of their first album, A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out, the guys in Panic! At The Disco, at the time, all of them teenagers, had some grand artistic visions for their first headlining tour. They wanted to complement their four-piece band with a couple of extra musicians, and a small circus troupe. In mid-2006, I flew to Las Vegas with my cello to begin rehearsals.

The initial two months of US shows were eventually extended to include three weeks of festivals in Europe, a performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, a world-wide arena tour, and appearances on Conan and Leno. My last show with the group was a live broadcast on New Year’s Eve from Times Square for NBC.

While playing in a rock band can seem glamorous, there is a lot of downtime between shows. These photographs were shot in dressing rooms around the country with a Holga and a cheap flash, during the interminable hours, waiting for something to happen.”

- Bartram Nason

[brendonurieworld]

Remember the time when Brendon Urie was talking to Kerrang! about the accident at Reading Festival 2006 with that terrible bottle and Spencer Smith did it better: he showed. The result was something so theatrical. Look at them! God, I love this guys.

[mrbenwyatt]

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