I don't wanna get out of bed and go to work.
It's so warm and cosy in here.
It's so warm and cosy in here.
evilette:
thoughts of hot cocoa and fuzzy socks that night get me through colder days 
dizzynight:
CUTE
amyrose:
Adventure time and Star Wars. My 2 favourite things.
I think this is the most accurate description of love i have found. It is by Catherine Wybourne a Benedictine nun. Maybe not the loving God above all things but the rest rings true.
"Love is more easily experienced than defined. As a theological virtue, by which we love God above all things and our neighbours as ourselves for his sake, it seems remote until...
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"Love is more easily experienced than defined. As a theological virtue, by which we love God above all things and our neighbours as ourselves for his sake, it seems remote until...
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poshtotty:
Thank youu for the FR
When you think of a long distance relationship you think of 2 people that were together but have become separated by work or, for the younger generation, education.
Well I have done it another way. My last and current relationship started out from the beginning as long distance. My ill-fated relationship with blue eyes was about 100 miles apart and that was when he was...
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amyrose:
I do find the writing in Cosmo quite childish at times.
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z3180:
cool
lukee25:
You've gotta love new tattoos
And that one looks great even before colour
And that one looks great even before colour
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lukee25:
I can see tattoos :o
dizzynight:
^.^
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saria:
good luck for you too! I'm sure you'll be pink! 
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sperohh:
oh hot pic.
ysoiay:
This is a day in my life:
rainbowfour:
Amazing eyes! Wow. Love the dress, cool look
A few days ago or maybe even a day ago (time is inconsequential) someone said to be, in all seriousness, "there's always a danger of a shark attack".
I don't think there is. I have been a human on this earth for nearly 30 years now and I have never encountered a shark that has attacked me. I have seen sharks, those little silver or...
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I don't think there is. I have been a human on this earth for nearly 30 years now and I have never encountered a shark that has attacked me. I have seen sharks, those little silver or...
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amyrose:
Keep it for later.
ysoiay:
Well... I guess I could give it to my pet vampire. He really doesn't like blood pellets
I am so excited to say that finally at the age of 29 and 11 months I am starting my degree.
My student loan is sorted and my first module is picked - Astronomy. I start in February 2013 (when I will be 30 and 1 month), so expect me to become more of a hermit than I already am.
Science bit, skip if you...
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My student loan is sorted and my first module is picked - Astronomy. I start in February 2013 (when I will be 30 and 1 month), so expect me to become more of a hermit than I already am.
Science bit, skip if you...
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ysoiay:
First important lesson:
Our whole universe was in a hot dense state,
Then nearly fourteen billion years ago expansion started. Wait...
The Earth began to cool,
The autotrophs began to drool,
Neanderthals developed tools,
We built a wall (we built the pyramids),
Math, science, history, unraveling the mysteries,
That all started with the big bang!
Second, the answer to the question "Why astronomy?" is super easy: because you're a star
Third, don't forget to go watch the Ganymede meteor shower!! peak between dusk on the 13th and dawn on the 14th. Almost a meteor per minute. I'll be staring at the sky by then, maybe trying to take some pictures, wishing (maybe something regarding you
)...
I hope by now you are already able to locate at least the northern star
Our whole universe was in a hot dense state,
Then nearly fourteen billion years ago expansion started. Wait...
The Earth began to cool,
The autotrophs began to drool,
Neanderthals developed tools,
We built a wall (we built the pyramids),
Math, science, history, unraveling the mysteries,
That all started with the big bang!
Second, the answer to the question "Why astronomy?" is super easy: because you're a star
Third, don't forget to go watch the Ganymede meteor shower!! peak between dusk on the 13th and dawn on the 14th. Almost a meteor per minute. I'll be staring at the sky by then, maybe trying to take some pictures, wishing (maybe something regarding you
)...I hope by now you are already able to locate at least the northern star
amyrose:
Thanks all of you. I think the plan now is to be an astrophysicist.