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I'm Briana. Sup.

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[greggaraki]

susan sarandon calling woody allen a pedophile not only in public but at a panel at the film festival that his movie opened in front of dozens of journalists and other actors is what dreams are made of

[wildsunshine]

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petition

rename “fire ants” to “spicy boys” 

[penicillium-pusher]

my favorite thing Matt Murdock does is turn off the lights when he goes and fights people like “lmao who’s blind now motherfuckers, taste my sticks of justice”

[daniellewildes]

what's saving francesca?

I AM GLAD YOU ASKED MY FRIEND!!!short answer: the book that basically saved my lifelong answer: a YA novel by the australian author Melina Marchetta, whoalso wrote other young adult contemporary and fantasy literature. SF also has asequel called The Piper’s Son. But what is Saving Francesca? It’s the story of a girl named Francesca (shocking I know) Spinelli, a “wog”(so I’m not australian but I’m pretty sure it’s a slur?? But people refer toher as that please call me out if it’s bad!!!), which basically means that she’scoming from an immigrant family and has Italian ancestry, but lives in Sydney. Frankie is more on the introverted side (or so you might think) and tries tofollow the crowd instead of leading it. When she changes schools and goes toSt.Sebastian, a former boys school, she has to leave her friends behind and ispretty much stuck with three weird girls from her former school (“an ultra-feminist,a rumored slut, and an impossibly dorky accordion player”). And there’s thisguy named Will Trombal who is kind of an ass and also Tom Mackee who isdefinetly an ass. But more important than all of this is the fact that her usually energetic,intelligent, kind, passionate mother can’t get out of bed anymore, because shesuffers from depression and Frankie is totally lost. All her life her mothertold her who she should be, what’s best for her and now Francesca doesn’tunderstand anything anymore, doesn’t know where to go or who to blame and triesnot only to save herself but her entire family. why to read this book (and the sequel and all the other marchetta’s):melina marchetta’s writing style is incredible. You don’t notice it at first,because it’s kind of simple, but she works with fine irony and feelings, makesyou cry and laugh with the same sentence and portrays characters and theirrelationships with each other so realistically and in detail you might thinkthey’re all main characters.(amazing! female! characters! of! all! ages!) This book has one of the best friendship groups I’ve ever seen (the inner westgang is the ultimate #squadgoals believe me) but with a lot of humor andwithout (much) pathos. (also! heterosexual! girls! and! boys! not! falling! in!love! but! still! being! Good Friends™!) The romance is cute and funny and never steals the focus from the main storybeing Francesca and her family. I can’t even begin to describe how much I lovethe relationship between Frankie and her parents. Because it’s not alwaysrainbows and butterflies but so damn realistic!!! Everytime I reread this book(so every few months) there’s something new I notice and it’s brilliant! Basically you should read this book if you want a light read with heavy themes,amazing characters, realistic relationships and great one-liners. PS: You should totally check out @anabelsbrother for further informationshe’s the marchetta queen!! PPS: I forgot about Jimmy Hailler. Now I’m just like Melina herself. 

[anabelsbrother]

#anabelsbrother #(i hope it’s okay i tagged you but you are like the mom of the fandom…)

IM HWOLING

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:) (thats me screamin w my mouth closed)

[jo-marching]

@thesepoorhearts

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modern art

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@jo-marching

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[farmhouselove]

[historyandmemes]

The Roman soldiers guarding Jesus’ tomb were like: “yeah… he gone” 

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@jo-marching

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Why This Mom Wrote A Bilingual Book Called ‘Bad Hair Doesn’t Exist’

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[darrencalvert]

People often say to me: “You draw like some kind of inhuman machine.  If I eat your brain, will I gain your power?”  The answer is yes, but there is another way. The key to precise drawing is building up muscle memory so that your arm/hand/fingers do the things you want them to do when you want them to do them.  Teaching yourself to draw a straight line or to make sweet curves is just a matter of practice and there are some exercises you can do to help improve. If you’re going to be doodling in class or during meetings anyway, why not put that time to good use?

[jo-marching]

@thesepoorhearts

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[angelrecipe-deactivated20180602]

Hey

Does anyone else have like. Anxiety-related memory problems. Like, after you do something, you start wondering if you messed something up or did something wrong, and you get really anxious over possible mistakes you made and you genuinely can’t remember if you made those mistakes or not?

Like for example maybe you write someone a letter and then after sending it you start imagining you made some terrible mistake and despite the fact that you yourself wrote and proofread and sent it, you can’t remember if you did or not?

It happens to me a l o t and it’s terrible and scary because I can’t trust my own memories when I’m anxious