Living in Paper Towns

The online diary of an almost seventeen year-old girl.

You know that feeling

when you’re doing your best not to get hit on your left knee and then all of a sudden this random girl comes in flying with a soccer ball, the ball hitting full-impact to your left knee and with the random flying girl’s foot paired with it?

fuckin hell

123hala-madrid:

Real Madrid vs Zaragoza: 3-1 | Kaka 32’, Ronaldo 49’, Mesut Ozil 56’

I know I haven’t been reblogging much Real Madrid stuff but here’s one!! I’m so proud of my bby Kaka!!

(via soledadkaka)

helgaholic:

Where is this from

oh my god

(via youaremysignal-fire)

Okay I love my sister hihi

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@ Solenad, Nuvali 

His name isn’t even Liam Neeson

stelio-kontos:

His name is Liam Goddamn Motherfucking Neeson.

(via pwnator)

on a lighter note,

I have my V-Day kaartehans planned out already! I’m so excited!

I wouldn’t hate hate my church- If only

This will be a whiny bitch rant, alright? You have been warned.

I am starting to really hate the my church, the church in my community or whatever. I always appreciated it whenever my parents could attend my games aand well, games (they’re the only competition worth watching) since I know that they have a really busy schedule. I would also include in my sentimental letters to them in retreats how much it means to me to see a friendly face whenever I feel down (i.e. games, whenever I mess up). I am a jealous kid, but oh well, people have priorities it’s just that I seem to be at the bottom of that list every single time. 

Reasons why I hate my church: (but I don’t hate Jesus and I don’t hate attending mass)

  • they purposely volunteer my parents against their will in projects that are stressful
  • my parents already do enough work in their offices and with the added load by the church, they come home stressed out and cranky 
  • I hate it whenever they expect them to turn up at something just after they’ve landed. (I’m talking about planes here)
  • being in the music ministry is enough okay
  • I know God has given us countless blessings but please, take a break naman oh.
  • I don’t understand why priests eat at fancy restaurants. Doesn’t their vocation or vow to God say that they should live in poverty? Priests should be the one helping out the poor, living like Jesus, who was also poor. I don’t even understand why priests are fat (They were fat during the Spanish era yes, because those priests were soul sucking gold diggers that made the indios’ (Filipinos) lives a living hell-and they were really greedy.)

One reason why I’m not asking my dad to sponsor the Graduation Ball is because I’m battling against my church here. My dad has been an avid donator of the church (money-wise) and I wouldn’t want to be all: “Oh, I  guess other people are more important than helping your own daughter” because that would be very selfish. 

All my points here contradict each other and I bet my english teacher would tell me so too. 

Oh well, oh well I still hope for the best

There’s no better feeling than being at a concert.

You’ve got that unanimous feeling of belonging. The feeling that every single person at that show has listened to the same songs by the same band as you and are all there for the same reasons. They’ve all been touched by the same harmonies, the same lyrics, and the same messages. Your lives have all been forever changed by those 3-6 people on that stage.

The band performing is the same band you listened to when you were riding to school on the bus, driving down the interstate with your friends, crying yourself to sleep at night, staying up late on the Internet, singing obnoxiously in your house alone, sitting in your room cooling off after a bad day, blasting at a party, etc. They’re the band you go to when you want a good breakdown, when you’re outside at 3am smoking a cigarette, when you need some good inspirational background noise.

Being with all of those people who, though you have no idea who they are, face the same daily issues as you makes you seem less alone in the world. 
It’s nice. 

(via beatwave)

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If you know me in real life, you know that I’m pretty jologs 

(Taken @ DLSC, after the game at Xavier)

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This little fella woke me up today -_-

(Sorry for skipping on the 26th, I’m patiently waiting for Jansen to upload yesterday’s pictures!)

Game tomorrow-
Aaahh I’m gonna need all that running again. Sounds pretty corny but running actually keeps me sane.

(I’m also doing my best to be the most un-clingy girlfriend there is in this world because no one wants a clingy girlfriend. I’m also doing my best to not miss him- which is horrible, because I do miss him quite terribly. Even if it has only been a day- ohgod I am shallow) 

presidents:

Avalon.ph and Nothing Spaces (me!) are giving away an original 3-pack (ruled paper) and the 2012 18-Month Workstation Calendar to one lucky winner!

FIELD NOTES GIVEAWAY MECHANICS
Winner of the Field Notes set (Ruled 3-pack and 18 Month Workstation Calendar) will be picked at random using a randomizer. Do at least one of the following; each counts as an entry for you. Open only to residents of The Philippines.

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CONTEST ENDS 5 FEBRUARY 2012, SUNDAY. 5PM (GMT +8:00)
Winner will be announced shortly after giveaway is closed, and will be notified by email.

Good luck! Comment if you have any questions or clarifications.

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So this is me teaching music YEY