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during the winter vacation of 2009, i went to san francisco to visit my best friend irl. she happens to be Mistress MeiMei. one day we found a sign in her neighborhood that had bad grammer. on my last night in her presence we fixed it.
sooo... currently im absolutely addicted to gum. ive gotta have a piece in my mouth at all times. when i mean at all times, i mean it too, practically the first thing i do most mornings is go get a piece. before i eat breakfast, before brushing my te...
BEHOLD THE GRAND CONTINENT OF AITALIA!! this great and ancient continent has a most magnificent history, a small portion of which i shall herein include for your intellectual musing pleasures. the Lord Berkail whose magnificent capital resides in...
unfortunately, i wasnt able to get any good pictures of the construction of the hat. but it was created out of lunch-time boredom. i wore it around campus for a little while before the visibility issue got frustrating so i took it off. i do sincerel...
HAHA! perfect task for me. i have found, and traveled too, the EXACT middle of nowhere. sheesh i miss it there. *tear* i found it when i went to Mongolia three years ago. being there was an amazing and rather terrifying experience. all my life ive...
Not sure because it isn't very green, but your 'tomato looking thing' might be a tomatillo. Where were these trees?
about a year ago, i got in a fight with my dad and was chucked out. id gotten VERY tired of huck house checking my wrists for scars, so i went and pitched this teeny weeny tent in golden gate park. i had along a flashlight, a book, phone, and a teeny...
After the Goblin Market on Union Square Anna, Anthony, Hayley, Bryce, and I explored two floors of the St. Francis Hotel: the first and the thirty first. The elevator rises fairly high to give the people inside a pretty panoramic view of the city. Wh...
Knock knock.