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UCLA themed donuts at Covel! So cute 😻😲😲😲 (at UCLA)

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My first time going out to eat this quarter! My dad came up and treated me to sushi 😻😻😻 presentation was fantastic👌💕 (at Yamato sushi and bar in Westwood)

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#UCLA's campus is surreally beautiful. #losangeles #LA #california #sunset (at University of California, Los Angeles)

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"Adventure is out there!" @ap0t being a handy tour guide 😍☺️ #sequoianationalpark #sequoia #TBT #nature #mylove #hiking #sunset (at Seqouia National Park)

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do you ever

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My biggest pet peeve is being talked to AS SOON as I wake up. I hate that shit. Stop tryin to communicate with me. Stop askin me questions. I’m tryna understand the universe all over again don’t talk to me yet ur gonna confuse me and piss me off.

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gotitforcheap:

this can’t be real holy shit

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10 Diverse YA Historicals About Girls

In honor of Women’s History Month, here are 10 diverse young adult historical novels about girls. Descriptions are from Worldcat.

Mare’s War by Tanita S. Davis (Alfred A. Knopf)

Teens Octavia and Tali learn about strength, independence, and courage when they are forced to take a car trip with their grandmother, who tells about growing up Black in 1940s Alabama and serving in Europe during World War II as a member of the Women’s Army Corps.

Wildthorn by Jane Eagland (Houghton Mifflin)

Seventeen-year-old Louisa Cosgrove is locked away in the Wildthorn Hall mental institution, where she is stripped of her identity and left to wonder who has tried to destroy her life.

The Lightning Dreamer: Cuba’s Greatest Abolitionist by Margarita Engle (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)

In free verse, evokes the voice of Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, a book-loving writer, feminist, and abolitionist who courageously fought injustice in nineteenth-century Cuba. Includes historical notes, excerpts from her writings, biographical information, and source notes.

Willow by Tonya Cherie Hegamin (Candlewick Press)

In 1848 Willow, a fifteen-year-old educated slave girl, faces an inconceivable choice – between bondage and freedom, family and love – as free born, seventeen-year-old Cato, a black man, takes it upon himself to sneak as many fugitive slaves to freedom as he can on the Mason-Dixon Line.

The Fire Horse Girl by Kay Honeyman (Arthur A. Levine Books)

When Jade Moon, born in the unlucky year of the Fire Horse, and her father immigrate to America in 1923 and are detained at Angel Island Immigration Station, Jade Moon is determined to find a way through and prove that she is not cursed.

The Revolution of Evelyn Serrano by Sonia Manzano (Scholastic)

It is 1969 in Spanish Harlem, and fourteen-year-old Evelyn Serrano is trying hard to break free from her conservative Puerto Rican surroundings, but when her activist grandmother comes to stay and the neighborhood protests start, things get a lot more complicated–and dangerous.

Anahita’s Woven Riddle by Meghan Nuttall Sayres (Amulet)

In Iran, more than 100 years ago, a young girl with three suitors gets permission from her father and a holy man to weave into her wedding rug a riddle to be solved by her future husband, which will ensure that he has wit to match hers.

Climbing the Stairs by Padma Venkatraman (Penguin)

In India, in 1941, when her father becomes brain-damaged in a non-violent protest march, fifteen-year-old Vidya and her family are forced to move in with her father’s extended family and become accustomed to a totally different way of life.

Rose Under Fire by Elizabeth Wein (Hyperion)

When young American pilot Rose Justice is captured by Nazis and sent to Ravensbrück, the notorious women’s concentration camp, she finds hope in the impossible through the loyalty, bravery, and friendship of her fellow prisoners.

Daughter of Xanadu by Dori Jones Yang (Delacorte)

Emmajin, the sixteen-year-old eldest granddaughter of Khublai Khan, becomes a warrior and falls in love with explorer Marco Polo in thirteenth-century China.

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*cannonballs into yet another existential crisis*

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PinoooOoooOoOooOOooOooOoot Noir

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how do you pronounce “pepe” (that sad frog meme) ?

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eos lip balms

what the fuck. one tub of this, one goddamn egg of this lip balm is $4.79. thats like $5. i never bought any because i was like, fuck thats expensive. but one day i was out shopping and i wanted to know what all the hype was about so i bought one of the goddamn summer passion berry whatever the fuck its called. just to try it. pretty innocent, right? yeah. so i try it out. this shit makes my lips smooth. like mega smooth. like super mega ultra smooth. ive got 8 things of lip balm in my purse already. stuff that i like. but as soon as i try out eos lip balm its as if they dont even exist. like what the fuck is blistex? never heard of it. lip smackers who? so im like in love with this eos lip balm. im ready to put a ring on it. this shit makes my lips so soft. im like, begging for people to kiss me so they can feel how soft my lips are. and the FLAVOR. this isnt just some regular old scented-but-not-flavored bullshit lip balm that you get at the dollar store. this is like, candy that you put on your lips that makes them mega smooth. this shit tasted so nice that i made my friend kiss me just so they could taste it. its that good. so i go to the store again, yknow, cause i work there, so i have to, and i go to the cash, get all set up, ready to have a good day, sell some shit, make some money, and what the fuck do i see staring back at me? goddamn blueberry acai eos lip balm. and everyone knows im always a slut for blueberries. so im like, well fuck me sideways. thats just glorious. made just for me. so i get some on my break and crack it open immediately. i rub this shit on and it feels like im gliding a fairy tale across my lips. im talking this shit is so sweet that i dont want to use it because i feel like im not worthy. and its just as smoothing and softening and lovely as the first. like, i thought it couldnt get better after the first one. i was skeptical about the blueberry acai because i couldnt believe that it was possible that it could ever get any better. like, the first one was absolutely delicious and my lips had never felt more heavenly. but this goddamn blue version was a GODSEND. like my kids are gonna have glorious soft blueberry flavored lips. my GRANDKIDS are gonna have a slight blueberry flavor on their lips, and they will never be chapped. ever. basically ive never loved anyone nearly as much as i love this stuff. my coworker asked why there were hearts floating around my head like in the cartoons. by this point im pretty sure ive found my soulmate. so i take my eos lip balm home with me and i sleep with it because i love it so much. i wake up the next day and go to work early so i can look around and see if i can find any more beautiful little egg shaped treasures. and you wont believe the shit i saw. theyve got sweet mint. theyve got melon. theyve got coconut. theyve got strawberry. theyve got an entire wall of different flavors of this lip balm and im pretty sure ive stepped into heaven. anyways ive now spent about $60 on eos lip balms and i have no regrets at all

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list of people that i don’t know personally but would trust with my life

jimmy fallon

aziz ansari

emma watson

meryl streep

bo burnham

nicki minaj