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I know people often say “this has been the worst day of my life”, but it has been one year and I can completely with 100% certainty verify that mine has not changed. Both in 2010 and 2011, April 30th has been a fucking awful day, last year’s taking the cake as the absolute shittiest. I have been on the edge of my seat all day waiting for something bad to happen and besides cold water in my shower, spilling mouthwash, and having “One Week” by the Barenaked Ladies stuck in my head all morning, I think I might have broken this terrible streak of bad April 30th’s. Then again, I have an hour and a half left in the day…. May 1st get at meeehhh.
It’s been 1 year since the worst day of my life.
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love… veishea style?
While these two obviously aren’t going to win any awards for their classiness, you do have to admire their boldness and passion. Like the fact that they wanted to bang so badly that they weren’t going to let numerous bystanders, photography, or eternal judgement thanks to the permanence of Twitter, stop them from doing the deed. I mean it’s kinda like the drunk college version of a Nicholas Sparks movie adaptation, am I right?
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I have started to realize my tumblr gives off the impression I love to surf.
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some rules are meant to be broken.
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I didn’t learn to ride bike till much later compared to must people… (3rd grade I think?) but once I learned, I never stopped. I cannot rollerblade, am a slow runner, and an unconfident driver sometimes, so honestly biking is the only transportation that I’ve always been able to count on. Someday, I want to be able to just take off and end up some place fantastic like this?
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I love that in college, I’m not getting grades to “get into” any place or someone else’s approval. I love that I can finish a test or a paper, and just say “I tried my best for me” and then just hope for the best. I obviously am striving towards good grades, but if things don’t turn out perfectly, I don’t need to lie or stretch the truth to parents or other people because I know I tried and it’s just the grade, not a score of how I rank as a human being. I’m not saying I will accept failure, but I am content with the fact that I get to learn things to the best of my ability without the ramifications of someone telling me “you’re not good enough.” Okay, correction: I am still trying to get into somewhere (*ahem THE U) but this mindset really helps me succeed so “shh.”
One thing I do love about college-
