My feet are always cold. Even in the middle of summer. So I always am wearing socks and can't even sleep without them. And I loveloveloveloveLOVE socks!
Whenever I used to watch a movie/show, I would always pretend to be the coolest character and made my sister be the other people. Even now, I'll watch a movie/show with a good/cool charrie in it and I'll be like hmmmm...
AAAND! I do most of my reading/writing/thinking on either: 1.) My roof or 2.) In a tree
Dude, that's awesome! I would love that! But there's no way on my roof, it's slanted, and all the trees in my yard are gone b.c of violent storms. Sooooo, yeah.
My random fact: This fall, my friend from cross country and I made nicknames for each other. She is Katie Cakes because she LOVES cupcakes and I'm Gummy because I LOVELOVELOVE gummy bears. SHe also calls me Mike Wazowski from Monsteres Inc., but I don't know why. Haha
I'm sort of scared of dogs (it's gotten a bit better over the years) even though I have 2 huge golden retrievers. I'm more scared of small dogs than big ones.…
I am aPUZZLE yet to be putTOGETHER
But at the same time, I'm just onePIECE still trying to figure out where IFIT IN
I think I'm addicted to orange juice. No, really, I'm not kidding. I drank 3 litre cartons in one day once, and I went to stay with a friend for 2 days who didn't have any and ended up dragging her out with me 11pm to find somewhere still open and selling it.
When I was little I watched "Beauty and the Beast" everyday. I still watch it when I have a bad day.
Books are the ultimate Dumpees: put them down and they'll wait for you forever; pay attention to them and they always love you back. -John Green (An Abundance of Katherines)
I know all of the English Pokemon theme songs, and I'm a bit (okay, excessively) obsessive when it comes to certain things (for example, a book or anime series). But I think a lot of writers are obsessive. Maybe??
Oh, I wish I was punk-rocker with flowers in my hair.
If you can't get out of your comfort zone, you'll never find what you're looking for. Don't make things quick and easy to feel better short term. Make a change and then you'll feel better longer term. — Frinderman