Little Canary Arias

Never forget!

[Monologue: Part 1 / Part 2]

What do you think?

Remica Bingham, from “How I Crossed Over” in What We Ask of Flesh (via the-final-sentence)

Stephen King, from Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption (via the-final-sentence)

"I had a depression crisis at a family party recently. My father angrily told me to not let it show, but I couldn’t seem to control it; I was on the brink of crying and I wanted to run away but couldn’t. A bar of chocolate, a hug from some empathic aunts and cousins, and about five repetitions of "Let It Go" in my head later, I felt better. Since then, it has become my soothing song. Queen Elsa gives me strength"

- Jimmy Fallon’s Monologue; March 14, 2014

“When I was a little girl I had an imaginary friend, and when I grew up, he came back. He’s called the Doctor.”

"I really hate when adults give me weird looks when I am waiting in line to see the characters. One time an adult even asked me to leave because seeing the characters was for the kids. And I told her "You know Walt Disney once said that ‘Adults are only kids grown up, anyway"

Every child should have as many education opportunities as possible.

LOL.

Stephen King, from The Running Man (via the-final-sentence)

"I’ve struggled with depression and anxiety for the longest time (The worst moment would be when I would feel like I wanted to throw up whenever I would talk to someone new) and having someone tell me that I’m overweight didn’t help me either. So I used to lock myself in my room and not talk to anyone. "Do you want to build a snowman" hit home because my little brother would used to come in my room and talk to me, no matter how many times I told him to go away"

[Part 1 / Part 2]