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May 13 2012

I guess i’ll start tumbling again? I don’t know.

February 25 2012

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prom dress :]

prom dress :]

February 21 2012

I CAN’T READ THIS ANYMORE. THEY ARE PUTTING HER BACK INTO THR ARENA. SHAKGLLAHDHDKALSJF.

February 11 2012

because becca got a haircut.

because becca got a haircut.

February 9 2012

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alongthebroken-road: um. yes please?

alongthebroken-road:

um. yes please?

(via woundupatyourdoor)

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(Source: insomniaticthoughts, via woundupatyourdoor)

February 3 2012

It’s sad when…

the day of your week that should have been the worst day, ends up being your favorite day because you got to spend more time in the arms of the person you love. even when you’re in a lot of pain. 

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"All a girl really wants is for one guy to prove to her that they are not all the same."

Marilyn Monroe

(Source: randominternet)

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boyswho: Submission: midnightcatalyst

boyswho:

Submission: midnightcatalyst

February 2 2012

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makemestfu: http://www.psychofactz.com/ Kittens meow to their mothers to request something. When they grow up and become adults they do not meow to each other anymore! Scientists believe that the reason adult cats meow is an extension of their baby behavior and that the cat is trying to communicate a need to it’s owner! Adult cats use many other methods to communicate. They use hissing, purring and growling with their vocal cords. However, a lot of their communication is with body language; for example, they arch their backs to signify fear or aggression. The positioning of their tail usually expresses their level of happiness: the higher up it’s held, the happier the cat is. Finally, cats also use scent to communicate! They pee on their territory and they rub off against people and objects to imprint their scent onto them to communicate to other cats that those things are theirs.

makemestfu:

http://www.psychofactz.com/

Kittens meow to their mothers to request something. When they grow up and become adults they do not meow to each other anymore! Scientists believe that the reason adult cats meow is an extension of their baby behavior and that the cat is trying to communicate a need to it’s owner!

Adult cats use many other methods to communicate. They use hissing, purring and growling with their vocal cords. However, a lot of their communication is with body language; for example, they arch their backs to signify fear or aggression. The positioning of their tail usually expresses their level of happiness: the higher up it’s held, the happier the cat is. Finally, cats also use scent to communicate! They pee on their territory and they rub off against people and objects to imprint their scent onto them to communicate to other cats that those things are theirs.