Milka. 23 years old. Your friendly neighbourhood Pushing Daisies guru. Coeur d'Coeurs, Middle Earth.
Keyword: multifandomness (shhh, totally a legit term).
What you'll find here: worryingly intense feelings about fictional characters and pairings (also their hands); large amounts of extra salty tears (with traces of blood); frustration over the fact people from Old and New Hollywood have faces & a strong desire to punch them as a sign of my deepest affection. Bonus features include constant obsessing, rambling, marathoning (the sit-in-front-of-the-TV kind) and random crap.
Fringe. Chuck. Lost. Doctor Who. Supernatural. Pushing Daisies. Parks and Recreation. Firefly. Friday Night Lights. Band of Brothers. The Pacific. Game of Thrones. Castle. Downton Abbey. Luther. Sherlock. Community. The Fades.
Currently watching: Breaking Bad (S2). Happy Endings (S2).
trying to save my soul
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2 months ago on 12 March 2012 @ 12:11am + 286 notes
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Elizabeth Taylor, 1952
2 months ago on 27 February 2012 @ 6:09pm + 1,184 notes
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Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together.
3 months ago on 27 February 2012 @ 9:26am + 3,819 notes
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Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor aka Elizabeth Taylor | February 27, 1932 – March 23, 2011
“I have often have wondered what kind of a person I would be today if I did not have these enormous guilts — if everything had gone easily and I had not made such horrific mistakes. I think I would have been the most awful, pontifical goody two shoes. I was really so smug, so sweet, so good, so spoiled — so intolerant of anybody else’s downfall. But tragedy, mistakes, and shame for your mistakes cannot leave you untouched. All the superficial things that one gave so much value to before — money, luxury, indulging in whims — calamity makes them seem so incidental. I swear to God I’d be just as happy living with Richard and the kids in a shack. And I treat the happiness I have now with great respect, great appreciation, because I know how fragile and precarious it is — how easily it can go.”HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELIZABETH!
