Main Kya Karoon

Only in the water of rivers and ponds could he look at his face. And the very posture he had to assume was symbolic. He had to bend over, stoop down, to commit the ignominy of beholding himself.

The inventor of the mirror poisoned the human heart.

Solitary house on one of the smaller Westmann Islands, Iceland

While on the ferry to Vestmanaeyjarr (Westman Islands) in Iceland, I got seasick, so I left the cabin and went onto the deck for fresh air. Luckily, I had my camera with me, and caught a shot of this solitary house on one of the smaller windswept islands in the area.

however, in defiance i ran to the slide and did the only thing i knew how to do when i was upset at someone and pissed my pants

my teacher was forced to clean up the unpacified rage that was my urination off the slide and of course my mom got called, when i got picked up by her later that day, she began to ask me if i still liked Hillary Duff, who was like my weird 2nd grader TV crush and i got all happy shaking my head like YEAH, YEAH I DO LIKE HILLARY DUFF IS SHE HERE

and thats when it struck, the peircing lance that struck my heart, and i will never forget these words my mother told me:

flirting101 with guzmán 

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BUT I CRUMBLE COMPLETELY WHEN YOU CRY, IT SEEMS LIKE ONCE AGAIN YOU’VE HAD TO GREET ME WITH GOODBYE. I’M ALWAYS JUST ABOUT TO GO AND SPOIL A SURPRISE, TAKE MY HANDS OFF OF YOUR EYES TOO SOON. I’M GOING BACK TO 505 IF IT’S A SEVEN HOUR FLIGHT OR A FOURTY-FIVE MINUTE DRIVE. IN MY IMAGINATION YOU’RE WAITING LYING ON YOUR SIDE, WITH YOUR HANDS BETWEEN YOUR THIGHS AND A SMILE

Krum attacked Fleur, who responded with “Sacré bleu!” This exclamation is a phrase with many possible meanings and connotations. Literally, it translates to ‘sacred blue’, a phrase which does not appear to make much literal sense, and might lead an earwitness to suspect that the speaker is invoking some kind of nefarious coded phrase. The French invented it as a way to swear without invoking the name of God, as ‘bleu’ and ‘Dieu’ are similar sounding words, such as ‘look’ and ‘book’, or ‘code’ and ‘forebode’, or even ‘last breath’ and ‘painful death’.