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come feed the rain
cause i'm thirsty for your love dancing underneath the skies of lust
31 December 2012 @ 11:59 pm
22 May 2012 @ 11:46 pm
Okay. As ridiculous as the ending to the Glee finale was...
...Lea Michele is a stunning, fabulous actress and I was tearing up at her reaction even while thinking that the whole scene was stupid.
...Lea Michele is a stunning, fabulous actress and I was tearing up at her reaction even while thinking that the whole scene was stupid.
21 May 2012 @ 05:58 pm
So... There is going to be a box set of the first seven seasons of Power Rangers.
My wallet is going to be fucked if they release a box set of the other seasons.
My wallet is going to be fucked if they release a box set of the other seasons.
13 February 2012 @ 01:42 am
Just thought I'd share this because it's only the most amazing Harry Potter fan video I've ever seen.
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artisticCurrent Music: 100 Round the Bends - Missy Higgins
14 January 2012 @ 11:34 am
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03 January 2012 @ 12:36 am
So... can I just say that I've been working on my Power Rangers fanfic for, like, five years now and I've finally gotten to Day of the Dumpster and I'm having ALL THE FUN writing about the day from a non-Ranger perspective?
Yeah. That's all. XD
Yeah. That's all. XD
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ecstaticCurrent Music: Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5
27 December 2011 @ 11:15 pm
( Just some rl rambling )
Anyway, Christmas Eve/Christmas was quite good! My grandma came up and we basically just hung around the house. On Christmas, we made like the Jews and watched The Help (great performances from all of the actors involved!) and went out for Chinese food. I got a really nice Vera Bradley tote, the Fast Five extended edition (!!), and a couple of books/CDs.
I think I started this entry wanting to talk about something else, but I can't remember what it was. =(
Anyway, Christmas Eve/Christmas was quite good! My grandma came up and we basically just hung around the house. On Christmas, we made like the Jews and watched The Help (great performances from all of the actors involved!) and went out for Chinese food. I got a really nice Vera Bradley tote, the Fast Five extended edition (!!), and a couple of books/CDs.
I think I started this entry wanting to talk about something else, but I can't remember what it was. =(
14 October 2011 @ 09:48 am
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gabrielleabelleat Mississippi Personhood AmendmentOkay, so I don't usually do this, but this is an issue near and dear to me and this is getting very little no attention in the mainstream media.
Mississippi is voting on November 8th on whether to pass Amendment 26, the "Personhood Amendment". This amendment would grant fertilized eggs and fetuses personhood status.
Putting aside the contentious issue of abortion, this would effectively outlaw birth control and criminalize women who have miscarriages. This is not a good thing.
Jackson Women's Health Organization is the only place women can get abortions in the entire state, and they are trying to launch a grassroots movement against this amendment. This doesn't just apply to Mississippi, though, as Personhood USA, the group that introduced this amendment, is trying to introduce identical amendments in all 50 states.
What's more, in Mississippi, this amendment is expected to pass. It even has Mississippi Democrats, including the Attorney General, Jim Hood, backing it.
The reason I'm posting this here is because I made a meager donation to the Jackson Women's Health Organization this morning, and I received a personal email back hours later - on a Sunday - thanking me and noting that I'm one of the first "outside" people to contribute.
So if you sometimes pass on political action because you figure that enough other people will do something to make a difference, make an exception on this one. My RSS reader is near silent on this amendment. I only found out about it through a feminist blog. The mainstream media is not reporting on it.
If there is ever a time to donate or send a letter in protest, this would be it.
What to do?
- Read up on it. Wake Up, Mississippi is the home of the grassroots effort to fight this amendment. Daily Kos also has a thorough story on it.
- If you can afford it, you can donate at the site's link.
- You can contact the Democratic National Committee to see why more of our representatives aren't speaking out against this.
- Like this Facebook page to help spread awareness.
Mississippi is voting on November 8th on whether to pass Amendment 26, the "Personhood Amendment". This amendment would grant fertilized eggs and fetuses personhood status.
Putting aside the contentious issue of abortion, this would effectively outlaw birth control and criminalize women who have miscarriages. This is not a good thing.
Jackson Women's Health Organization is the only place women can get abortions in the entire state, and they are trying to launch a grassroots movement against this amendment. This doesn't just apply to Mississippi, though, as Personhood USA, the group that introduced this amendment, is trying to introduce identical amendments in all 50 states.
What's more, in Mississippi, this amendment is expected to pass. It even has Mississippi Democrats, including the Attorney General, Jim Hood, backing it.
The reason I'm posting this here is because I made a meager donation to the Jackson Women's Health Organization this morning, and I received a personal email back hours later - on a Sunday - thanking me and noting that I'm one of the first "outside" people to contribute.
So if you sometimes pass on political action because you figure that enough other people will do something to make a difference, make an exception on this one. My RSS reader is near silent on this amendment. I only found out about it through a feminist blog. The mainstream media is not reporting on it.
If there is ever a time to donate or send a letter in protest, this would be it.
What to do?
- Read up on it. Wake Up, Mississippi is the home of the grassroots effort to fight this amendment. Daily Kos also has a thorough story on it.
- If you can afford it, you can donate at the site's link.
- You can contact the Democratic National Committee to see why more of our representatives aren't speaking out against this.
- Like this Facebook page to help spread awareness.
13 August 2011 @ 12:16 am
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indescribableCurrent Music: Shining Star - Earth, Wind and Fire
31 July 2011 @ 02:32 pm
Just watched the episode of Flashpoint where Lou dies...
So not ready for next week's episode, either. =(
So not ready for next week's episode, either. =(
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sad