The Dark Lord will rise again, but will you be there for him when he does?
Monday, May 11, 2015
Can We Guess Your Age Based On Your Opinions About "Harry Potter"?
Posted by Unknown on Monday, May 11, 2015
So, can you still get a Hogwarts letter?
Which Fairy Tale Do You Belong In?
Posted by Unknown on Monday, May 11, 2015
Are you more Sleeping Beauty or Rapunzel?
If "Game Of Thrones" Characters Could Text
Posted by Unknown on Monday, May 11, 2015
Hodor.
When Jaimie is trying to text Cersei:
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When Sam is just being Sam:
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When Littlefinger texts Sansa:
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When Arya is trying to text the Faceless man:
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Saturday, May 9, 2015
28 Of The Most Beautiful Quotes For Mother's Day
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 09, 2015
Wonderful quotes for wonderful moms.
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2. "As mothers and daughters, we are connected with one another. My mother is the bones of my spine, keeping me straight and true. She is my blood, making sure it runs rich and strong. She is the beating of my heart. I cannot now imagine a life without her."
―Kristin Hannah, Summer Island
3. "Sometimes, mothers say and do things that seem like they don't want their kids ... but when you look more closely, you realize that they're doing those kids a favor. They're just trying to give them a better life."
―Jodi Picoult, Handle with Care
4. "Mothers and their children are in a category all their own. There's no bond so strong in the entire world. No love so instantaneous and forgiving."
―Gail Tsukiyama, Dreaming Water
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6. "My mother... she is beautiful, softened at the edges and tempered with a spine of steel. I want to grow old and be like her."
―Jodi Picoult
7. "Dan clung to her in speechless gratitude, feeling the blessedness of mother love, — that divine gift which comforts, purifies, and strengthens all who seek it."
―Louisa May Alcott, Jo's Boys
8. "I wondered if my smile was as big as hers. Maybe as big. But not as beautiful."
―Benjamin Alire Sáenz, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
9. "This is what we do, my mother's life said. We find ourselves in the sacrifices we make."
―Cammie McGovern, Neighborhood Watch
52 Krazy Things I Learned When I Read Kim K's Selfie Book
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 09, 2015
Two days, 445 pages, and countless selfies later, I survived Selfish.
I have something to admit: I'm a bit of a closeted Kim Kardashian fan. I love her sense of style, the fact that she's risen to the top of the celebrity food chain, and her incredible hustle. You can't knock Kim's hustle!
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Most of all, I'm here for her unapologetic self-promotion on her Instagram, aka her series of #iconic selfies. It should come as NO surprise that she has a book — appropriately titled Selfish — devoted to her selfies. I knew I had to give it a read.
1. Kim took her first selfie in 1984. It was on a disposable camera, and her sister Khloé was also in the picture. #Memz
2. Kim claims she "never really travelled" until she met Paris Hilton. Apparently, the blonde reality star showed Kim "a whole new world." Classic Paris!
3. According to Kim, your car is the best place for a selfie "before you step out into the madness." Unlike Kim, however, most of us are not faced with an onslaught of paparazzi when we exit our motor vehicle; I would take this with a grain of salt.
4. Apparently, Kim has a near-photographic memory. She claims she can look at any picture of herself and remember not only where the photo is from, but who she was with AND who did her hair and makeup. Impressive!
5. Kim uses the word "glam" as a noun, verb, and adjective. I did not know you could do this before reading Selfish.
6. Kim really likes getting her hair and makeup done, and calls it "therapeutic."
7. Kim has been to Indianapolis. IDK, I just find this kind of surprising! Now I want to know what other random places she's been. Has she been to Des Moines? What about Omaha? Has she been to Sioux City???
YouTube Comment Or Poetry?
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 09, 2015
Tread softly because YouTube treads on my dreams.
19 Badass Literary Moms Who Will Teach You How To Live
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Don’t mess with moms.
Molly Weasley (Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling)
Molly may be mother to Ron, Ginny, & co., but her nurturing knows no bounds, taking both Harry and Hermione in as family. But she's not just loving and attentive (though she very much is) — she also puts her life on the line to protect her kids.
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Catelyn Stark (A Song of Fire and Ice series, George R.R. Martin)
If you mess with the Stark kids, you've got a violent and vengeful Catelyn on your heels. This woman goes through hell to protect her family, and it's a pretty thankless job, but there's no way she couldn't do it. She's ice cold and lives for that sweet, sweet revenge.
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Charley Bordelon (Queen Sugar, Natalie Baszile)
Single mother Charley Bordelon has the odds stacked against her when she moves from LA with her teenage daughter to take over the sugarcane farm in Louisiana left to her by her late father. No one expects her to succeed — she has to learn how to actually farm the land, while fighting for her place in a traditionally white man's business — but she's got sheer determination and strength on her side.
Marilla Cuthbert (Anne of Green Gables, L. M. Montgomery)
Marilla is a severe and straightforward woman but that's just because she knows how to get shit done. It doesn't mean she doesn't love Anne — whom she welcomes into her home and family — and it doesn't mean she's all business. She's had her fun, too.
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J.K. Rowling Just Served This Epic Clapback To A Hater On Twitter
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, May 09, 2015
Queen of the internet.
On Thursday, May 7 the U.K. elections took place and emotions were running predictably high.
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Friday, May 8, 2015
This Is The Perfect Instagram Account For Real Life Book Reviews
Posted by Unknown on Friday, May 08, 2015
“The subway is a literary microcosmos.”
Uli Cohen is a communication coach who recently moved to New York City and in her spare time, the 33-year-old started the Subway Book Review, a collection of photographs and interviews from random New Yorkers about the books they love.
"Before I moved to New York City a wise friend told me, 'Don't ask what New York can do for you. Find out what you can give to New York.' That made me keep my eyes and heart open when I got here."
When Cohen started to ride the subway, she would see commuters reading a variety of different books and decided to interview the readers about them.
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