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  1. davidkaneda:

    Jessica Hische shows off her design students’ magnificent work.

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  2. josh: murdershewrote: parttheseas: amazingrace: theindiehippie: fuckmondays: -backyourshitup: welikesportz: leapinglizards: shushlaura: suesylvester-: coloringmonsters: mliawesome: clicheddisaster: marymoo: (via neverthecoolkid)

    josh:

    murdershewrote:

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    amazingrace: theindiehippie: fuckmondays: -backyourshitup: welikesportz: leapinglizards: shushlaura: suesylvester-: coloringmonsters: mliawesome: clicheddisaster: marymoo: (via neverthecoolkid)



  3. gabbymeowflute: People lemme tell you ‘bout my best frienddddd. I love Cheska and I love making faces at her on webcam and I love putting her costume together for her BACK THE THE 80S school musical and I miss her so much):  

    gabbymeowflute:

    People lemme tell you ‘bout my best frienddddd.

    I love Cheska and I love making faces at her on webcam and I love putting her costume together for her BACK THE THE 80S school musical and I miss her so much):


     



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  4. >>LEAVE>>ME>>ALONE: GANITO KABILIS ANG ORAS. . . . . .tiktaktiktok

    04/21/2010, 10:35pm

    .sleep na q ah,ksma kme nla cheska tom sa campaign ee. uiy, tnx sa time. namiss q to hahays. sarap ng feeling kpg magkbti tau. para qng nsa heaven ^^ aiyii haha. ge, ah. tlog na q, wag ka na misyado mag pupuyat. i love u po. pleasant dreams, mhal na mhal kta ^^ nytii. mua.

  5. thedailywhat: Art Project of the Day: Mark Pernice took a photo of himself using Photo Booth and, with the help of Christian Hanson, converted it into the creepiest mask this side of if you keep making that face it will stay that way. [t&t.]

    thedailywhat:

    Art Project of the Day: Mark Pernice took a photo of himself using Photo Booth and, with the help of Christian Hanson, converted it into the creepiest mask this side of if you keep making that face it will stay that way.

    [t&t.]



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  6. Happy endings for writers who create in coffee shops - thestar.com

    housingworksbookstore:

    In 2006 we went to Toronto coffee shops looking for writers and asked them what they were working on. Harry Potter stories, you may remember, came to life in an Edinburgh café.

    The little-known creators gazed up from their laptops or pages of longhand and told us about the novels, poems and blogs in progress. The Star ran excerpts. What has happened to these aspiring artists and their work?

    A whole lot: five published books, one Governor General’s literary award, twin babies and ingenious plans for derelict inner-city properties. Most don’t work in cafés any more.

    FYI y’all, we have free wifi and great luck!

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