1trujessica:

egofan4evr:

thatwomanisahurricane:

xdez-selx:

indignantmushroom:

suelwriter:

princeofcardgames:

I will never not reblog this, because it just gives me so many feels.

This… Is how ever artist is - whether we draw, write or even roleplay… Our characters speak to us, they let us know how they feel, how they think… It’s why I cherish each character I have ever rp’d because… They’ve become a part of who I am. All of the characters I write as… I give life to and that to me is a beautiful thing.

I agree with this full heartedly. My roleplay characters become parts of myself, my own children who have snarky attitudes, who grow, and develop. I love everyone of them, and when they pass away, I know they will never fully be gone. 

So many feelings.  My characters are my babies and I will always love them, even if they choose to do stupid shit.

this isn’t just for artists. writers feel the same way. i love the characters in each story i write, whether they’re good or evil, because they all have a life. it may be a life that isn’t real, but to me each of them are real. just to me.

I’m gonna reblog this everytime I see it on my dash! :’)

it is sp true…even though my characters are based on real ppl they are a Ll unique and loke my children

coffeeworkswonders:

I have this really bad habit of drinking coffee late at night, and then staying up til odd hours in the morning. This time I figured I would do something productive (constructive?). This is one of my favorite quotes ever, and BMO is one of my favorite characters from my favorite cartoon.

juanitaguti:

jejejjejeejej tan lindo jake 

Vladimir Nabokov on What Makes a Good Reader

burningfp:

1. The reader should belong to a book club. 
2. The reader should identify himself or herself with the hero or heroine. 
3. The reader should concentrate on the social-economic angle. 
4. The reader should prefer a story with action and dialogue to one with none. 
5. The reader should have seen the book in a movie. 
6. The reader should be a budding author. 
7. The reader should have imagination. 
8. The reader should have memory. 
9. The reader should have a dictionary. 
10. The reader should have some artistic sense.

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a good reader? What does it even mean?!

I’m a reader, I cover only a part of those points and I don’t even care.

Books give freedom, it can’t be taken away from a definition of ‘good reader’.

If I have to pick 10 points for a reader, I’d pick the 10 rights of a reader by Daniel Pennac

wnycradiolab:

felicefawn:

Hydnellum peckii “Bleeding Tooth Fungus”

Um.

amypop:

Doctor Who Definitions by the Utterly Brilliant The Bloggess.

(and if you haven’t been reading her, you are so missing out. The Tale of Beyonce the Metal Chicken will change your life.)

At the beginning I was a newWhovian,

at Rose’s disappear I became a Throughvian,

but soon I changed into a Renewvian

after ‘Blink’ I’ve become a Statue-vian

and after have finished the whole serie I finally can call me self a whovian

but I wasn’t satisfied: I had to involve my brother

he was a Eschewvian,

but since a ‘special friend’ that he had was a Spewvian

he started to be interested and I turned them into a newWhovian

now I’m re-watching the whole serie with him :P

jessieherself:

evilnerdproductions:

his face tho

#”This lady is much meaner than Rose”

Sometimes I wonder if Matt Smith actually IS the Doctor…

Plot Twist: The Doctor decides to play himself on TV.

I wanna see it in an episode, and in the end you will wonder if they faked it or just recorded it

hotlimit:

lulz-time:

missmisandry:

Two of my favorite Disney fan art series’, together at last.

Jirka Vinse’s  Real Life Disney Girls and David Kawena’s Disney Heroes

Hyper-realistic women and hyper-sexualized men 

I’m about that life.

OH MY GOD

Peter Pan tho

This is beautiful in so many ways.

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