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Katrina E. Kunstmann - An artist who has a screenwriting degree, who is writing a novel, drawing a comic and has catered many a film shoot.
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pingustolemysanity:

imagine-your-fav-character:

Imagine your favorite character barging into your room this moment, grabbing your hand, and taking you with them into their world

Lets be honest though most of us would be dead within a week

Most of my favorite characters are from Tom Robbins novels, and are blissfully crazy people who take a lot of psychadelics, not unlike the friends I have in reality.  So I think I’d be okay.

(via xxmisty)

Nostalgia hits me like a pillowcase full of bricks, cracking my jaw open under the shifting skies; its sweet poison leaks into my blood and muddles my marrow.

London, it is time we meet again. I am getting myself a very early birthday gift. My spine sings for Bloomsbury and my heart longs for those rain slicked cobbled streets.

I long to immerse myself again in the soothing mind frame free from the possession of fear for the future, my career, money, and the trajectory of my life; such as I did for those three months spent in bliss in that rainy city that I made my own, so far from home.


I suppose fear and apprehension for the future are just phantoms we must live with, or view through a different lens. Today, I feel, despite being exceptionally sick, that I have a pinky nail of a foothold in the ascension to dispelling my ghosts of self doubt for my skills and abilities.

Like dealing with my eating disorder and my body dysmorphia, surfacing from below these muddy waters will take time, and doubtless be filled with misdirection, failure and struggle— but if I’m going to stick around and see life through to the end instead of throwing myself in front of a bus, I have to break the supple skinned barrier and find my freedom and solitude in the eye of the storm.

Off to book hotels for Hollywood.  Lefteri leaves tomorrow and he has also fallen to the illness that I have. Time to savor the seconds we have left as they rush past us.

Shine on you crazy diamonds.

Reblogged from thats-slightly-raven

thats-slightly-raven:

You sick bastard.

(via xxmisty)

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robotbrothersid:

scarvenrot:

ayapus:

just some bad feels passing by

jesus fucking christ this is me every few days

me at like the mid point of my every day.

I did this once after I orgasmed. It was…an experience.

Levee Breaks

I semi-deliriously write about shit while my body is slowly dieing from some disease I picked up a few days ago. Herp derp.

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xxmisty:

GUYS I HAVE SEEN HEAVEN AND IT IS THIS BLOG:

http://pokemonxniccage.com/

Relevant to a conversation I had yesterday with friends.

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nothalfboyfriend:

woah
Reblogged from wyatts-halliwells

luciidcatnap said: i also recommend listening to metal when lifting, it has been proven to increase the effectiveness of all exercises by 100% (i made that bit up)


This is fact.  Listening to Mastodon and NIN always made my swim sessions far more intense.

Is Seven Psychopaths out on disc yet?

It’s something I feel I need in my life, or at least blessing my pupils and irradiating my brain with cinematic goodness, seasoned with fond memories of watching it with Lefteri at Curzon SOHO while drinking strawberry lime Kopparberg…or was it Rekorderling?

In other news, it is less than a week till Lefteri flies back to London and I’m already getting a premature case of the departure weepies.

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kamikazenipple:

kylobe:

geromykyle:

you’re welcome

As an American who lived in London for several years, I gotta contest 1 and 4.

There is nothing wrong with using the local vernacular of the place you are visiting, just don’t fucking say it like you’re expecting the locals to gush all over you and be instant bestest friends. That sort of anticipatory self awareness ruins just about anything.  As a matter of fact several friends of mine, who are English, will regularly correct me when I fly back to visit and slip out of UK lingo.

Likewise I’ve had loads of people not know what I’m talking about when I use USA vernacular.


2 and 3?  Fuck yes.  I remember when I came back to CA to visit family after my first few months in London and my parents were floored that the whole of England did not grind to a standstill for teatime. I still have friends who romanticize the shit out of London and its always jarringly interesting to hear their ideas about what London must be like, since they’ve never visited.  Some people also assume that since I’ve lived in London, I love Dr. Who, which I don’t, I’ve never seen it, nor do I want to, and the vast majority of my friends in the UK hate the show.
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with wanting to move there, though, as long as you know what you’re in for.

I think this entire article could be easily replaced with a photo of the English flag paired with; “Chill out and don’t be a presumptuous asshole or an amped up dickweed.”

(via butmyopinionisright)

Reblogged from tastefullyoffensive

I am both dreading and amped for the jaunt down to SoCal.

Amped cause: Amanda, Kevin, Natalie, swimming, sunshine, Primus, drinking without worrying about driving, free grapefruit probably.

Dreading cause: Money, getting into a swimsuit, getting into figure fitting clothes, packing, driving, my car, letting my problems out into the world in an unbecoming manner via alcohol fueled freedom.

Time to go clean my car. 8D  And pack.