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Don’t know what they’re talking about. Women are made for bringing sandwiches :P
About
I'm Leslie, almost sixteen, and some people think more highly of me than others. I have a tendency to be loud.
I've changed a lot, and I don't think anyone is noticing. I try to forgive. I enjoy art. I listen to music nonstop. I write a lot, but I don't let anyone read what I've written. I have a large family. I have strange thought patterns.
I am what I made myself.
That's all I can ever be.
You'll find that I have small groups of people that I tell the inner workings of my heart to. Once I've let you out, well... let's put it this way, I had a hard enough time letting you in to begin with, I'm not going to open the door a second time if it's only going to hit you on the way out.
I seldom ever need what I remember, yet what I am in need of, has long ago slipped through the crevasses of my mind.
I guess you could call me intelligent, it is certainly what is making up for my lack of common sense and stability.
Welcome to my brain, have fun mucking around, but be sure to stay away from the gift shop unless you're truly prepared to leave.
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Bohemian Like You- the Dandy Warhols
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD BY HARPER LEE
The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
stargirl by jerry spinelli <3
Elsewhere - Gabrielle Zevin
^^^That book was so amazing.
Harry Potter
Alas, Babylon- Pat Frank and The Picture of Dorian Gray- Oscar Wilde
I love Coldstone Creamery Ice cream
And the fact that I have a free ice cream coupon for my birthday, and I am going to redeem it :)
Do you ever wonder
how many people outside of the UK celebrated Guy Fawkes Day/Bonfire Night (Wikipedia!) before V for Vendetta?
I can’t imagine too many (and I don’t know if it’s that widely celebrated in the UK or not, Wikipedia isn’t that good) outside of hardcore historians.
Which begs me to question, did those hardcore historians get all pissy like music lovers did when Kids Bop made their first album? Did they go all anti-hipster on those of us who didn’t know who Guy Fawkes was before V for Vendetta?
I didn’t hear/see/read V for Vendetta until last year. But, I’ve been a die-hard Guy Fawkes day fan since about 5th grade when I learned that I shared my birthday with it. (I also found out we have 56 days of this year left today, which is apparently a good sign)
But I think I would agree with the whole hipster thing. It’s like a band before iTunes publishes a free single of one of their songs. Everyone who likes them afterwards is a total douche. (I, myself, am sometimes put into that category)
Facebook;
it makes me lose a little bit of faith in humanity.
There’s this guy who’s my friend giving a play-by-play update on the passing of his kidney stone. TM freakin’ I.
IS IT MR. GUICE?
DOES HE HAVE A FB?!
IS IT!?
MR. GUICE DOES HAVE A FACEBOOK. But it’s not him giving the status updates. I didn’t mind the kidney stone story, but status updates?! That’s weird.
Yeah, poor Mr. Guice though. I missed him yesterday. The stupid substitute thought we were idiots and ‘taught us’ what bullets were.
We were all “Really? Really now?” We’re IB students, not five year olds.
Facebook;
it makes me lose a little bit of faith in humanity.
There’s this guy who’s my friend giving a play-by-play update on the passing of his kidney stone. TM freakin’ I.
IS IT MR. GUICE?
DOES HE HAVE A FB?!
IS IT!?
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