pixie sticks and magical wishes

My roomie: WHAT?! Omg why am I not there??
Her: I want to see beautiful, beautiful firemen.
Me: ONE OF THEM WAS SO GODDAMN ATTRACTIVE
Me: AND LOOKED OUR AGE
Me: #CALL ME MAYBE 

Also they brought two trucks.

Iz: Okay what would you say if someone came up to you and said, ‘I have something important to tell you.’
Me:

(proceed to smash forehead into table)

K: What if it’s not a guy.
Me: Oh. Okay.

People should be told they are loved and missed often and as loudly as possible.

Equal Pay Day sounds like a holiday. But it’s not so much a celebration as it is an ironic reminder of how far we have yet to go. Held on April 17, the day marked how long a woman has to work into 2012 to make what a man made in 2011. In other words, it takes a woman 16 months and 17 days to reach what a man earns in 12 months. And Lilly Ledbetter, who sued Goodyear for discriminatory pay and won a landmark Supreme Court case, has been arguably the face of the movement (Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, first bill President Obama signed) and wrote this noteworthy piece in HuffPost.

“I was far from naïve: I’d known from the get-go I’d have to work longer and smarter than the men in order to prove myself. I came in early and stayed late to make sure my area was prepped properly. I rarely said no, never stopped learning, and never backed down.” (via)

Things I happen to research at my internship.

I just broke down in the library for 30 minutes. I mean yeah maybe. 
Pulling it together.

Edit: Nope. Definitely not together. I want a hug.