Listen
ED SHEERAN - LITTLE BIRD.
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Despite the fact I’m not really into Ed Sheeran, I absolutely love this song. :}
September 2011
So yep, quick message to put across that my internet’s down atm, so I’ve not been tumblring for what feels like forever! + I’ve had quite a few people tell me they’ve not even been able to get on my Tumblr due to some virus thingy ma bob, which apparently comes from the counter or something. So yep, I’ve taken that off and things should be fine now. :) Hopefully my internet will be sorted by next week! :) xxxx
Trade Mistakes
Panic! At The Disco
Trade Mistakes | Panic! At The Disco
I really wanted to get one more chapter read, but it’s stupidly hard to read Philosophy books when you’re tired. If I carried on I doubt I’d be taking anything in, so I’m giving up for today + I’m going to watch The Big Bang Theory; keeping my massive crush on Leonard alive.
“A sad thing in life is that sometimes you meet someone who means a lot to you only to find out in the end that it was never bound to be and you just have to let go.”
—Will Smith (via modernmethadone)
“It’s knowing I’ll never have what she has—a beauty so powerful it brings things to you. I fear I will always have to chase things I want. I’ll always have to wonder whether I’m truly wanted or whether I’ve just been settled for.”
—Gemma Doyle (via modernmethadone)
“That thing, that moment, when you kiss someone and everything around becomes hazy and the only thing in focus is you and this person and you realize that that person is the only person that you’re supposed to kiss for the rest of your life, and for one moment you get this amazing gift and you want to laugh and you want to cry because you feel so lucky that you found it and so scared that that it will go away all at the same time.”
—Josie Geller, Never Been Kissed (via modernmethadone)
“I’m just astonished at how much you learn as you grow older and how it never stops. When I was 21, I realized that I didn’t know anything at 17, and then at 25, I realized I didn’t know anything at 21, and now at 31, I realized I didn’t know anything at 25. But it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. I’m always wondering if when I’m 80, am I gonna be looking back to when I was 75 and going, you know, “That person didn’t know anything?” When does that process of growing stop?”
—Jesse Lacey (via simply-quotes)
