Ethereal Reality...
What exactly am I describing? Myself or the blog? Okay...
Myself: Seyi, 21 years old, has a teddy
named... Ted. Fashion is cool, so is reading. Looots of reading. And writing, when the mood strikes. And singing to random strangers during
the summer months. I have this burning desire to meet a Powerpuff girl in real life, preferably Bubbles. Aggressive procrastinator, but we're working on that bad habit this year. Skittles are my bestfriends, after cinnamon and raisin bagels.
The blog: Anything. Everything.
Nothing? Whatever the brain has to
offer really.
main blog: www.quirkyanything.blogspot.com
"My mind is a monastery, and I am its monk"
- John Keats
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Cute Kid Note Of The Day: Why Being A Girl Is Wonderful [PHOTO]
Title: A Few Wonderful Things About Being A Girl
Author: One very wise 8-year-old
Why We Love It: Her DAD posted her “unexpected response” to the “assignment” on Reddit
The Best Part: She starts her answer with “veginas” and ends with “power.” So that’s a tough call.
What About Boys? Dad says he has a son too, and “[He] is still too young to do these writing assignments, but we do our best to make sure that he has an equally sound sense of self-worth. There are definitely some differences in the social baggage that our two children face, and we do try to be thoughtful of that. But for both basically we are just hopeful that we can mitigate a little of the unhealthy social patterns that they will face out in this world with some encouragements at home.”
Amen.
This is my favorite thing.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7jsvmwnjJ1qayf2eo1_500.jpg)
Cute Kid Note Of The Day: Why Being A Girl Is Wonderful [PHOTO]
Title: A Few Wonderful Things About Being A Girl
Author: One very wise 8-year-old
Why We Love It: Her DAD posted her “unexpected response” to the “assignment” on Reddit
The Best Part: She starts her answer with “veginas” and ends with “power.” So that’s a tough call.
What About Boys? Dad says he has a son too, and “[He] is still too young to do these writing assignments, but we do our best to make sure that he has an equally sound sense of self-worth. There are definitely some differences in the social baggage that our two children face, and we do try to be thoughtful of that. But for both basically we are just hopeful that we can mitigate a little of the unhealthy social patterns that they will face out in this world with some encouragements at home.”
Amen.
This is my favorite thing.
(Source: letterstoearth, via desertedmyorgans)
