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May
19th
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talkedtoomuchsaidtoolittle:

I just posted on Facebook about how much I love watching Jeopardy and so far everyone who has liked or commented is over the age of 50. It’s official: I am an old person in the body of a 24 year old.

Allison and I watch it! On a semi-related note, I looked up the supplements I take for “women’s health” on Amazon the other day just to read the reviews, and everyone who commented is using it for (peri)menopause symptoms. I’m taking old lady supplements. Or maybe taking supplements in general is an old lady thing.

May
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May
17th
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Yup.

Yup.

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May
16th
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Whenever I see James Nesbitt’s name, instead of thinking of Bofour, the first thing that comes to mind is this quote.

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Please tell me you did not just try to call me from jail.

My roommate.

Um. Nope.

May
15th
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hpcelebration:

Jul 8, 2012: J.K. Rowling - A Year In The Life

J.K. Rowling: A Year in the Life is a documentary film that follows J.K. Rowling’s life from October 2006 to October 2007, when she finished writing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. In the film, J.K. Rowling also talks about her life and inspiration for various aspects of the Harry Potter story.

This programme originally aired on ITV on December 30th, 2007.


Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6-6zaa4NI4


Check out more J.K. Rowling-related posts at http://hpcelebration.tumblr.com/jkrowling

A lot of this is really sad, but it’s fascinating. 

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soy:

whedonesque:

Extended ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ trailer

Obviously this is just an excuse to resurrect Phil Coulson and give Clark Gregg a show.

Hm.

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May
14th
Tue
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Class note-y thing posted.

Was a bit worried at first, cuz the author of the note is in bright red and you have to choose the category of the note, so I thought people would panic and think I’d died.

As a side note, my cousin (in-law - do people say this?) is a wonderful person and so easy to talk to. Why was I so nervous about asking her about this?

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The problem is not the problem; the problem is your attitude about the problem
— Captain Jack Sparrow (via the100rabh)

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