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    stop whatever you are doing and go here

    oh my god.

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    made my week. waha.

    Maybe i’m a bad person, but seriously, this had me canning at my desk.

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    it’s been nearly four years since you were born

    and every day i grow more thankful…

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    just cause i can.

    wah. here (dang nabbit the good old school big hair video is so not available due to copyright restrictions but, hey this one is CLASSIC enough) waha

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    brainfarts and bumpins.

    a letter to noone, someone and everyone. seriously. i just miss a friend today. * my computer crashed. totally. here’s hoping something better comes my way in that regard. *i…

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    still – anm

    I am the harm which you inflict. I am your brilliance and frustration. I’m the nuclear bombs if they’re to hit. I am your immaturity and your indignance. I am…

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    stuff i battle to say

    i know, it must seem weird for someone so eagerly verbose to battle to stay stuff but, hey, it’s true… bear in mind, please, that it’s 23:28, i’ve worked every…

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    qotd

    “do what you can, with what you have, where you are”.

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    Random Friday Facts

    My hair is falling out. This has happened a few times in my life – once when I was pregnant (I AM NOT PREGNANT EVERYBODY CALM DOWN), once when I…

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    whispered from your heart to mine

    for a friend. i’ll say this… you are not a failure.

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