go jays
November 30, 2009
“My hair is a Bird” by D. Aguleria a great party hosted by mpizz and smallison. i ate two of her cupcakes and had to be brought back from heaven. peep kurt sleeping in the foreground. “Wish you Were Here” -DA

“My hair is a Bird” by D. Aguleria

a great party hosted by mpizz and smallison. i ate two of her cupcakes and had to be brought back from heaven. peep kurt sleeping in the foreground.

“Wish you Were Here” -DA

rillawafers: eyepollution: ”I’m a simple man. I like pretty dark haired women and breakfast food.” - Ron Swanson, Parks & Recreation

rillawafers:

eyepollution:

”I’m a simple man. I like pretty dark haired women and breakfast food.”

- Ron Swanson, Parks & Recreation

November 29, 2009
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writer-a:

Elliot Smith | Miss Misery

love this song.

If you asked me when I turned into Betty Crocker, this is pictoral evidence that today was the day.

If you asked me when I turned into Betty Crocker, this is pictoral evidence that today was the day.

Currently!!

Currently!!

November 28, 2009
“ A pony. No, wait! Anything Twilight related. Anything. Actually, just send money so I can get this ‘Team Edward’ tattoo finished. Because right now it just says ‘Team’.
Overhearing Kurt telling his fam what he wants for Christmas is better than most stand-up comedy routines I’ve heard in a long time. I’m in stitches here!!
mindgrapes: Texas Toast, “Closer to Heaven” Edition Canada hates me right now.

mindgrapes:

Texas Toast, “Closer to Heaven” Edition

Canada hates me right now.

“Is this Heaven?” “No. It’s Glendale.”

“Is this Heaven?”

“No. It’s Glendale.”

November 27, 2009

soupsoup:

The Best of Leon : Season Six

Paula Deen hit in the face with a ham.

seymourglass:

it-might-be-me:

I love that this is news.

THIS IS HUGE NEWS.

Turkey picnic @ g + j’s.

Turkey picnic @ g + j’s.

November 26, 2009

I think I'm going to go pick up a date for tonight at the Whole Foods Thanksgiving buffet.

writer-a:

Later all.

sweeet! can’t wait to meet her!

oh, alan, my style guru- i need your advice: giant pompadours - always a bad thing? respond within 20 minutes or i’m walking out the door with this cushion-shaped hairdo!

The hardest thing about moving to LA was not the finances, the worry of possible unemployment, the fear of sunburn and silicone. It was knowing I wouldn’t see my family for at least six months. I miss my Dad especially. Before I left, we fought so much and so terribly, which I wasn’t used to and couldn’t deal with because we had been like best friends until then. I was afraid that moving- finally doing something for myself and on my own terms - would alienate me from my family or brand me as selfish, but it’s helped things more than I could have predicted. They’re short, few, and far between, thanks to his disdain for technology and small buttons, but the texts my Dad sends me make my whole week. It’s snowing where I used to live; it’s sunny where I live now. It’s nice to have things back to normal with my Dad- 2000 miles can have that effect. I think he realized that no man is an island. And Bob Dylan would disagree, but what I realized is that sometimes we do need a weatherman. So Happy T-Day, everyone. I’m off to spend mine with the other kind of family- the ones you develop: your amazing friends. Much love.

The hardest thing about moving to LA was not the finances, the worry of possible unemployment, the fear of sunburn and silicone.

It was knowing I wouldn’t see my family for at least six months. I miss my Dad especially. Before I left, we fought so much and so terribly, which I wasn’t used to and couldn’t deal with because we had been like best friends until then.

I was afraid that moving- finally doing something for myself and on my own terms - would alienate me from my family or brand me as selfish, but it’s helped things more than I could have predicted.

They’re short, few, and far between, thanks to his disdain for technology and small buttons, but the texts my Dad sends me make my whole week.

It’s snowing where I used to live; it’s sunny where I live now. It’s nice to have things back to normal with my Dad- 2000 miles can have that effect. I think he realized that no man is an island.

And Bob Dylan would disagree, but what I realized is that sometimes we do need a weatherman.

So Happy T-Day, everyone. I’m off to spend mine with the other kind of family- the ones you develop: your amazing friends. Much love.

Gin & Frolic @ Spaceland

Gin & Frolic @ Spaceland