65. I didn’t get my ears pierced until a week before my seventeenth birthday.
So yeah, this Monday basically.
62. I can recite pi to the tenth number.
Last year I had lost my graphic calculator three days before an exam, so I had to memorize pi as far as I could to get accurate answers. I found the calculator a day after my exam. Of course.
61. When I read a beautiful book—a really, truly amazing book—I immediately feel the need to share it.
I’ll tell my mother to read it, my sister, my friends, or even one of my teachers, because if a book has the power to make me feel something so incredible, so infinite, I want to have other people to share that experience with me.
(Source: dream-of-electric-sheep)
"Great television doesn’t necessarily make you happy. Great television makes you feel something — anything — strong, even if that feeling kind of sucks. Great television makes you laugh despite the fact that you know that joke was rehearsed. It makes you cry despite the fact that you know that character is a figment of someone’s imagination. It makes you miss a person you’ve never met."
Carina MacKenzie (source)
(Source: madisalvatore, via pullingmypigtails)
If I had a dollar for every time I’ve felt more emotions towards a fictional character than I do towards people I know in real life, I would probably have enough money to pay for the psychiatric help I obviously need.
(Source: homances, via zivasboobs)
