Selena Gomez’s ace Justin Bieber burn: A++, would listen to again.
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Jade. 21. Springfield. Eternal Optimist. Twitter: @jadebenheart
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~ Monday, December 10 ~
“ If there is such a thing as marriage, it takes place long before the ceremony: in a car on the way to the airport; or as a gray bedroom fills with dawn, one lover watching the other; or as two strangers stand together in the rain with no bus in sight, arms weighed down with shopping bags. You don’t know then. But later you realize — that was the moment.
And always without words.
And always without words.
— Simon Van Booy, Love Begins in Winter (via quote-book) (via dame-de-la-lune)
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“ I like the curve of a ballerina’s foot. I like when boys are passionate about something and care about their mothers. I like poems about coffee and fucking and love. I like when I’m on the highway and I make eye contact with the person speeding next to me. I like when I’m in the city and I see someone taking pictures of skyscrapers; with their necks arched back and their eyes lost in the view and their mind on something wondrous. I like drinking wine with friends and vodka with strangers. I like when my heart feels full even if my wallet is empty. I like when people hold my hand or lift me up. I like when someone offers me something- anything…Their advice, to pay, their love, a hit. It’s a good feeling to be excited for the future and proud of your past. To speak to someone new and genuinely impress them. To leave something better than it was before. To be charming just by being yourself.
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~ Monday, October 15 ~
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You would think the St. Louis Cardinals would run out of October miracles one of these autumns. Wouldn’t you? But this is what they do. This is who they are. This is what makes them special. This is what makes them one of the toughest teams of modern times.
One out away? One strike away? One loss away? So what? If they could do it once, when it was only the World Frigging Series on the line, why couldn’t they do it again — in the house of the winningest team in baseball?
So there the Cardinals were again Friday night, one strike from The End. Another team’s crowd was roaring. Another team’s ballpark was shaking. Another team’s closer was holding their season in his hands.
And then … you know what happened. The impossible happened. Again.
— ESPN on the magic of October, and the magic of the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 5 of the NLDS.
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~ Sunday, October 14 ~
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