Tres

(via: tumblingnoodle: claire-hallxxx: hayleycakes:)

THREE WAYS I AM STILL A CHILD:

1. I read and sincerely enjoy children’s books, namely Kevin Henkes
2. Favorite movies include Because of Winn-Dixie, Cars, A Little Princess, etc
3. I still have my baby blanket


THREE WAYS I AM ALREADY OLD:

1. I want to be a professor of some subject historical and/or Classical aka never leave school
2. I am such a housewife, I sincerely enjoy taking care of my own place- including cleaning and cooking
3. I can be quite a Scrooge at times


THREE THINGS I WANT TO DO:

1. Make a particular confession to a certain person
2. Be a banjo-pickin’ gurl (I ordered it today)
3. Sign a lease on an apartment for next fall soon


THREE WAYS THAT I’M A STEREOTYPICAL “GIRL”:

1. I love dressing up
2. (Especially lately) I get very emotional and cry a lot (though in private)
3. I possess romantic tendancies


THREE NEW THINGS YOU WANT TO ACCOMPLISH IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS:

1. Be on my way to playing the banjo fabulously
2. Apply to grad school (one big fat painful to-do including GREs, personal statements, omgs, wtfs, fmls, etc)
3. See number one, two sections above


THREE THINGS YOU LIKE ABOUT YOURSELF:

1. My Spock-ish haircut
2. My brain and possession of common sense
3. My creative inclinations, especially towards writing


THREE THINGS YOU DISLIKE ABOUT YOURSELF:

1. My really super emotional disposition as of late
2. I wish I was bolder
3. I wish I was smarter, or rather, just had a better GPA


THREE THINGS THAT SCARE YOU:

1. Apocalyptic scenarios
2. Not getting into desired grad school
3. Failing at life, regarding various areas


THREE OF YOUR EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS:


1. Tea
2. Interwebs
3. Agenda


THREE THINGS ABOUT THE OPPOSITE SEX (OR SAME) THAT APPEAL TO YOU:

1. Bright smile
2. Well-kept appearance
3. Nerdy humor


THREE THINGS YOU JUST CAN’T DO:

1. Advanced mathematics and sciences
2. The splits
3. Get a super grade on an Ancient Greek test


THREE CAREERS YOU ARE CONSIDERING:

1. History professor
2. Latin teacher
3. Housewife

Filed ↓ survey
Fact: Steve Martin and I have the same birthday.
And this may be one of the reasons that I am getting a banjo…
Then I’ll need to get one of those arrow-through-the-head headbands and we’ll be super-twins.

Fact: Steve Martin and I have the same birthday.

And this may be one of the reasons that I am getting a banjo…

Then I’ll need to get one of those arrow-through-the-head headbands and we’ll be super-twins.

Filed ↓ music steve martin
Abigail Washburn
Resolved: I’m going to get a banjo. Order it within the week, if I’m not swayed.

Abigail Washburn

Resolved: I’m going to get a banjo. Order it within the week, if I’m not swayed.

joshua tree
yucca brevifola

joshua tree

yucca brevifola

Filed ↓ nature

Where Mountains Roar

“One can only be lonely in relation to people. And being alone in the desert is to be alone with this expanse of wildness and wilderness, or rock and sky, stone and thorn. In loneliness, I feel closed in on myself, cut off. But in the desert, alone, it is as if I were expanding to join this vastness. Instead of being cut off, I was becoming part of it.”

-Lesley Hazleton

Filed ↓ quotes nature
(via lisztomania)
Filed ↓ pan's labyrinth

Day 15 — A fanfic

How about I share one of my own? I’m still pretty happy with this one.

Le Petit Homme Vert,” a crossover of Carl Sagan’s [film adaptation] Contact and Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s Le Petit Prince. Because I’m that much of a nerd.

Summary: “When the Little Prince returns to planet Earth, he finds himself in the desert once again— but it is not the desert he is familiar with. In the course of his wandering, he meets two astronomers, Doctors Kent Clark and Ellie Arroway.”

Filed ↓ survey fanfiction
Filed ↓ history lulz
fuckyeahemmathompson:

(via tree-saw)

Aliquid nunc in hoc more basiare me debet.  

fuckyeahemmathompson:

(via tree-saw)

Aliquid nunc in hoc more basiare me debet.  

Day 14 — A non-fictional book
Any of Edward Abbey’s memoirs. Known as the “Thoreau of the American West,” and a desert anarchist. He’s pretty damn great.
Day 14 — A non-fictional book

Any of Edward Abbey’s memoirs. Known as the “Thoreau of the American West,” and a desert anarchist. He’s pretty damn great.

Filed ↓ survey