i feel like i am living a lie

(via practicalhearts)

Why do you feel that way, baby?

11 years ago today, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed 13 people at Columbine High School.

thisbrokencitysky:

-atticus-finch:

pavachi-largo:

faggotappetizer:

thingssheloves:sendalittlerain:iancrawfish:skiesablaze:noscoeurs:saysanti:-captainbackfire:asdfjlkseanie:wtfizzy:lovetheloveyouhave:sianhughes:ofyourclavicle- / offwithyourheadx / adolfhilton:

4/20 doesn’t just stand for “day of the weed”

things like this tend to get forgotten.

Some of you may know from my previous posts about this, but I lose my health insurance in July under my dad’s plan because I will be done with college. So after that, I willl have to pay for my own insurance, which will be $300-$400 a month. But my dad found out yesterday that as of January 1st,…

Yep, with the new Healthcare Reform bill, people can remain under their parents’ health insurance until they are 26.  It really is helpful because finding a job in this economy is so difficult. 

I am positive that you will find a full-time position with healthcare benefits before July, baby!! :-) I know that you have the confidence and skills to land a great job!!

This American Idol season has finally “Come Together”

I must admit: up until last week, I was convinced that this was the worst season of American Idol ever.  Three weeks ago, classic songs by The Rolling Stones were butchered, and the following week, Miley Cyrus served no purpose other than to remind us how much she sucks.  (Seriously, she gave virtually no advice to any of the contestants!)

Last week showed some hope when Usher guest mentored, however.  Lee really emerged as a potential frontrunner, and Tim Urban transformed into this season’s Sanjaya.  This week, featuring Lennon and McCartney songs, I was nervous that these classic tunes would be ruined; fortunately, I was mistaken, for this week was phenomenol.  Following the first dreadful performance of “The Long and Winding Road” by David Archuleta’s little brother (sans the talent), I was almost certain that this week of Idol was toast.  After that, however, every performance was solid (with the possible exception of Andrew Garcia’s big band cover of “Can’t Buy Me Love”).  Michael really stood out with “Eleanor Rigby,” in my opinion: he stayed within the context of the song, keeping it melodramatic and shrouded in despair, but he also created a slamming R&B number out of it.  Even Tim Urban surprised us all with a superb rendition of “All My Loving” that was truthful to his exuberant personality.  The performance of the night, however, probably went to Crystal with a delightful yet original version of “Come Together.”  Fantastic episode of Idol overall.

RIP Susan LaDue

nikkihebert:

I’m going to miss your smiling face, your words of encouragement, and your amazing personality. Susan was my CSR at my old job I worked at from 2007-2009, and the sweetest lady I ever met. This isn’t fair; having to go to another wake when I just went to one two weeks ago. Just not right.

I remember how we talked to her every time we went to visit Shaw’s.  She always knew so much about everything, and she always brightened up work with her positive attitude and great sense of humor.  You’re right, baby love: it’s just not fair.  It’s going to be so sad tomorrow evening.  I’m just glad that we’ll both be able to pay our last respects tomorrow and show our love for Susan.