The flowers bloom outside
But here I am inside my room
As the world goes by I stay here
Afraid to leave my home
They say its a shame what
Happened to me, all those
Years ago they think I
Imagined it all, the things I
Saw
But I assure you that they are
True. So when you go out and
See the ghosts I can say that
I always knew, to my doubters
They are real.
well, they do say hindsight is 20/20!
Yes true enough
Oh wow, that had to get all sorts of confusing D: I’ve been in classes with people who shared my name but I have a middle name so I always just ended up using both so all confusion averted. ;u;
Ah yeah I’m not sure why I didn’t go just call me Anne (my middle name). Just wound up being Kristine with a K whenever it came up though.
rechive asked: Oh that's a really pretty name though! It's mostly written with a K over here so I'm used to seeing it with that instead of Ch haha :D
Oh well that works yeah. Its a pretty nice name even with having to correct the spelling, and having 3 other girls in a class with the same name, and only having a spelling differentiation (I exaggerate but I did have someone else named Christine with the same last initial as me in Grade 6 which is confusing because usually its dealt with by using the last initial)
Fall of sleep
Frost covered eyes
Pillows and leaves
Soft and cold
Bonfires and
Candy bags of
Treats and sweets
Dark and tired
Blankets of
Stars shine ahead
To the horizon of
Cold air out
Inspired by the Idle No More movement, 17-year-old David Kawapit Jr. and six friends left their traditional territory to travel for two months through brush, snow and frigid winter temperatures - walking from northern Quebec to Ottawa to call attention to local issues facing youth, including suicide, and fight for the future of Aboriginal people in Canada.
And instead of meeting with the walkers, Prime Minister Harper chose to leave town for an expensive photo-op with two pandas…
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people from california make me angry because they think 55…
Oh hmm I guess its different when its more constant, I do come up from the basement to sit outside on the steps and just get warm. But autumn has frost for me, and leaves falling (though I’m sure you get leaves falling). Spring is like 15 degrees and wet, which I associate with Vancouver.
people from california make me angry because they think 55 degrees is cold
but it is cold!
#That’s 12.7 C and that’s cold
Where exactly in B.C. are you from Meghai?
Waaaaay down…
Mhmm, it’s like constantly autumn here. Although there’s like a week every year where temp gets around 25-35. :/
Always struck me as more like spring then autumn though you’ve been there longer. Oh so it has normal summer weather, where I hide in the basement once a week good to know
people from california make me angry because they think 55 degrees is cold
but it is cold!
#That’s 12.7 C and that’s cold
Where exactly in B.C. are you from Meghai?
Waaaaay down here at Vancouver.
The Indian in me thrives in tropical temperatures; I’m not shivering constantly but I can’t be comfortable in anything under 15C. :c
Oh Vancouver that explains it, I don’t know what throws me off more for dressing there, the fact it doesn’t get that cold ever, or the fact it doesn’t get hot ever (I actually found being dressed for summer there, and only having packed for summer worse, because when dressed for winter I wear layers).
people from california make me angry because they think 55 degrees is cold
but it is cold!
#That’s 12.7 C and that’s cold
Where exactly in B.C. are you from Meghai?
(via meghai)
I'm a young adult trying to make sense of things. I also write bad poetry. I can see you being totally interested in this :p.
the only plus side to getting my period
is knowing that i’m not pregnant
Chocolate Lasagna
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‘what doesn’t kill you...
