While the grass’ grapple tightened, As did the sky stained clothes upon my hips, And rendered I to rapture, Because lightning pulsed in my veins And water finally poured through cheeked trench,
The strange thing about coming home is that I I never really can. That's always been the problem. It's easy to get nostalgic about and I like fantasizing about coming back here to hide from my life. But, it never feels right; I don't belong.
The snow is thick and beautiful and all the red orange wood feels like oil paint.
I hate starbucks. a lot. I fail at being a barista. I just don't care. So fucking what if your triple grande breve 6 pump extra hot vanilla latte's foam isn't fluffy enough. I hate you.
I really miss the wolf sanctuary and summer freckles and the desert. I'm in the process of applying for a volunteer position at a birds of prey sanctuary
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I have three jobs now. I know I needed the money, but I'm not sure where my apparent desire to constantly push myself against my limits comes from. For some reason, when I'm completely overwhelmed, I decide to cripple myself further. Oh well, I learned how to make a frappuccino. My students have been great lately though. I do really love working at
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