It's spring break and I don't remember how many I need to do... so have seven and we'll call it good.

Day 14: A vacation you would like to take.
Day 15: A person you admire.
Day 16: A song that makes you cry.
Day 17: An art piece.
Day 18: A time when you felt passionate and alive.
Day 19: A talent of yours.
Day 20: A hobby of yours.

( Cut for excessive photos and youtube vids... happens. )

 Oh, this is obvious.


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Day 11: A photo of you taken recently.
Day 12: A song that you want played at your wedding (or was played).

Photo take recently:


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So, er, 2 days passed by... again. I think.

Day 9: A photo you took.
Day 10: A photo of you taken over ten years ago.

( Cut for photographs obviously )

Day 7: Five things you couldn't possibly live without.
Day 8: A thank you letter to someone who has changed your life.

Five things:
1. Carbon
2. Oxygen
3. Hydrogen
4. Nitrogen
5. Calcium

Thank you, I'll be here aaaaaaall night.

Thank you letter
Mm. Not really sure how to answer this one, as it seems like it requires an indepth post. And I just panicked and ( Read more... )

Mm. Probably the home game against Florida State University my sophomore year. Why? Because I had a cold at the time so my head was slightly foggy and I was unable to fully appreciate the entirety of Death Valley singing "We Will Rock You".

I have a genetics exam tomorrow morning, so this is late... but also a good pause inbetween looking at Holliday junctions and spliceosomes. Also I don't need to look for pictures, hooray ( Read more... )

 Currently running, Community on NBC HANDS DOWN.


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 It's very hard to pick just one book. But since it's release day, I'll plug The Name of the Wind since I can't exactly call a book I haven't read yet my favorite... would also have to say Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson, though.


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Mm, hard to say. Probably going to have to go with perennial favorite Big Fish since that's one I've seen pretty recently.

For a Tim Burton film, it's not outlandishly bizarre. Reminds me a little bit of The Princess Bride and The Fall in that it deals with storytelling, especially of a fantastic nature.


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