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Dear Celia, I don’t know your last name and I don’t know where you live but I know you have two young boys, twins I believe and I know you didn’t have a flash forward. I understand how terrifying that must be, how powerless you must be feeling. I want you to know that you are not alone and that your situation is not as hopeless as you think. Our paths were meant to cross, I didn’t know how, I didn’t know when. But things have changed now, things are no longer going to unfold as I have feared. My gift to you is release from that dread, from the feeling that you are no longer in control. We will never meet, I will never know you so live your life, live every day and know that the future is unwritten, make the most of it.
FlashForward-1x07
Ha. Rooftop jump? Just makes me think of Life on Mars (THE BBC ORIGINAL ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES) which - I’mma gonna let you finish but - will always be the best of anything.
Ever.
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Time is racing toward us till the Huns arrive
brother stands with brother and we will survive
we’re prepared to face the rage of war and we know just what to do
I knew I’d make a man out of you!
Aladdin: Now, come along, sis. Time to go see the doctor.
Jasmine: (to camel) Oh, hello, doctor. How are you?
Aladdin: No, no, no. Not that one.
- ALADDIN (1992)
Illustrator Marc Johns has been drawing and painting his entire life. His work is often sparse, whimsical and obscure. He describes himself as a traditionalist and a minimalist, often drawing on post-it notes or as seen here, in a Starbucks bathroom. His latest work and book info are available at marcjohns.com.
MORE COOL MARC JOHNS PAPER TOWEL ART PHOTOS BELOW
Rory: You know what I’m going to do when I see it in a store?
Jess: What?
Rory: You know that section toward the front, the staff recommendations? I’m going to grab a copy of your book and put it in that section. And then I’m going to write my own little recommendation on a card and attach it so people see it and buy it.
Jess: Read it first. That way you can discourage people from buying it.
Rory: No way. I know it’s good. Jess, you’ve got such a great brain. I knew that if you could just sit down and stop shaking it around you could do something like this. I knew it. I knew it!
Jess: I know you did… so I just basically wanted to show you that. Tell you—tell you that I couldn’t have done it without you.
Instant reblog. Ah, literati.
nevermind.
After another late night doing Greek homework accompanied by much hair pulling, I think Latin is definitely the way to go next semester. I definitely don’t need to be stressing out over God knows how many other verb forms which lurk in the dark passages of future chapters of GREEK: AN INTENSIVE COURSE.
Latin is my first love. Enough of this affair with Greek. Except I have to take another midterm (next week thursday zomg) and a final before we break up.
This is exactly, exactly, the conclusion I came to after a year of Beginner’s Latin. Also, TOO MANY VERBS LOOK THE SAME. Erk.
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Ah, Anne and Wentworth, I do love you so.
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