mia, 22, chicago's south suburbs, blood donor, music hoarder, movie collector, irrational fear of zombies and pink eye, future math educator, heavily freckled, boy band enthusiast, aspiring roller derby lady, a lesbian that's allergic to cats
If you play roller derby, grab on me when we are not playing, wink at me, and make a point to tell me you’re single during an irrelevant conversation, I’M GOING TO FUCKING THINK YOU’RE A LESBIAN AND GET ALL MY HOPES UP.
@13 hours agoThis morning I woke up but my arm was asleep and in my attempt to wake it up, I lifted it up and it fell on my face.
@4 days ago
Some of my derby team and Ronald.
P.S. please, please, please check out this organization, Girls on the Run.
There’s a TV show on Netflix called 30 Days and it is seriously one of my favorite shows ever.
It’s a reality show (which I usually can’t handle because I get stressed out watching them) in which they take an individual and have them live with someone for 30 days with a completely different point of view (ex. they placed a Christian man and had him live with Muslims).
It is truly incredible. I think people are just ignorant to other lifestyles and instantly see their ways as wrong. But when they are exposed to it for 30 days, like these folks, you see it differently.
It’s really good and I’d suggest you watch it if you get a chance.
@1 week agoMy derby team is in the process of creating our website, and I have to fill out a questionnaire, and oMG I HATE DOING THESE THINGS.
@1 week agoDamnit, Illinois. Just past the fucking marriage equality bill, already.
@1 week ago(Source: exterminate-all-the-things, via dangerhamster)
I was at the grocery store, and I saw the girl who I had the BIGGEST crush on my freshman year of high school.
I saw her and immediately put my head down and B-lined it in the opposite direction.
There’s a .000001% chance she would even remember me (considering it was 7 years ago), but I still got these fucking butterflies in my stomach.
@2 days ago1. Whoever shows up are exactly the right people.
2. Whenever it begins is always the right time.
3. What ever we co-create here together is the only thing that can possible happen.
4. When it’s over, it’s over.
@6 days agoIf you play roller derby, grab on me when we are not playing, wink at me, and make a point to tell me you’re single during an irrelevant conversation, I’M GOING TO FUCKING THINK YOU’RE A LESBIAN AND GET ALL MY HOPES UP.
I was at the grocery store, and I saw the girl who I had the BIGGEST crush on my freshman year of high school.
I saw her and immediately put my head down and B-lined it in the opposite direction.
There’s a .000001% chance she would even remember me (considering it was 7 years ago), but I still got these fucking butterflies in my stomach.
This morning I woke up but my arm was asleep and in my attempt to wake it up, I lifted it up and it fell on my face.
1. Whoever shows up are exactly the right people.
2. Whenever it begins is always the right time.
3. What ever we co-create here together is the only thing that can possible happen.
4. When it’s over, it’s over.
There’s a TV show on Netflix called 30 Days and it is seriously one of my favorite shows ever.
It’s a reality show (which I usually can’t handle because I get stressed out watching them) in which they take an individual and have them live with someone for 30 days with a completely different point of view (ex. they placed a Christian man and had him live with Muslims).
It is truly incredible. I think people are just ignorant to other lifestyles and instantly see their ways as wrong. But when they are exposed to it for 30 days, like these folks, you see it differently.
It’s really good and I’d suggest you watch it if you get a chance.
My derby team is in the process of creating our website, and I have to fill out a questionnaire, and oMG I HATE DOING THESE THINGS.
Damnit, Illinois. Just past the fucking marriage equality bill, already.
