So, my boyfriend found a stuffed cow on the side of the street and brought it home, so I washed it and named it Terrance. I am snuggling Terrance now.
one of the best feelings in the world: wearingfresh-from-the-dryer panties
and finding out that you have ice cream in the freezer
and fresh sheets
one of the best feelings in the world: wearingfresh-from-the-dryer panties
and finding out that you have ice cream in the freezer
one of the best feelings in the world: wearingfresh-from-the-dryer panties
Bit a piece of my tongue off while eating ramen, today already sucks
We go together or we don’t go down at all!
best of ahs characters → misty day
”Stevie didn’t really find her voice until she and Lindsey joined Fleetwood Mac. That’s the thing; Can’t be your best self until you find your tribe. I’m still looking for mine.”
NOTE: Because of many people’s similar reaction to my previous post, I feel the need to clarify that this series isn’t intended to have a Hans-apologist kind of vibe. My purpose here is not to excuse his behaviour in the film or to get people to pity him. I just wanted to add a little bit of ‘depth’ where it was suggested there were stories behind his actions. I’m basically trying to figure out a possible background and progression that could explain why and how he was shaped into a villain, if we accept some villains are made rather than born. But I get some people want this character to be evil for the sake of being evil, and that is completely fine! So please don’t get too upset over these, keep in mind this is just my take on a hypothetic past, loosely based on hints from the movie and what Frozen directors have revealed so far.
Inspiration from rennydraws for the 8th panel and donc-desole for the last one.
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