I'm catching up in Natter today:
Sophia Brooks:
I have had multiple people ask me why I worked, since I claim to lean toward socialism. I think they think if you believe in socialism, it means that you want "something for nothing" and are lazy and just want to lay around and have everything given to you.
Jessica:
To be fair, I do want this. But as a lifestyle, not a political system.
Allyson
in Natter:
I'm still trying to get over the fact that pineapples don't grow on trees. You could have waited a couple of years for me to accept this before laying this banana shit down at my feet.
Toddson in Natter:
You know what's ordinary? The sun comes up in the morning and goes down at night. The seasons turn, plants grow, die, and new ones grow. People come together and sometimes they're nasty, but as often as not they're kind to each other. They make new people, and those people grow, and the cycle repeats. And, sometimes, a group of people find each other and provide support, encouragement, laughs and tears.
Ordinary isn't so bad.
context, shmontext
They are the teeth of my enemies. Wait til you see what my underwear is made of.
Zenkitty, in Natter (for those who do click on ita's links)
leN sums up one of my core beliefs in Bitches:
Vortex,
I'm not seeing the glitter problem. Glitter is awesome.
Please explain.
ita ! in Natter.
The internet is a big place. Some people are standing too close.
Context? We don't need no stinkin context.