#dirtycandi

Seedling - Something I want to begin learning: I really want to learn how to play piano! It's always been on the list of my desired talents

Bee - a comforting video game: Oooh tricky! I love playing Spyro because it has such nostalgia for my childhood.

Thank you sooo much, Star!!🥰💙

I know that Carrie said some really hurtful things to Julie, and there is no excuse for that.

However, I will die on my Carrie Wilson Redemption hill.

She lost the mother figure in her life, and subsequently her best friend (Julie) as she withdrew into her own grief. Carrie’s father experienced unimaginable trauma at a young age and is still dealing with that; Carrie has no idea how to process her grief. So it gets channeled into this antagonism and cattiness, particularly toward Julie. (Again, not an excuse, but it’s a source.)

Carrie knows how talented Julie is. She knows the kind of person Julie is. In ep. 3 when she says to Nick, “Julie’s no friend,” she’s clearly hurt(ing). Honestly at this moment I kind of theorize that at times during Julie’s year of silence, Carrie was thinking of her and wondering how she was coping, though she maybe felt like that wasn’t her place to inquire anymore, that she and Julie were to estranged anymore.

dirty candi members lemon yellow, mint blue and orangesicle gets to have better wigs

the janitor to have another funny scene

the light guys get asked how they accomodated the lighting for the holograms and them having no answer/dont care less work for me

i want new kid and tall girl to have a breakup scene in the background and new kid plays his big violin all sad

actual blink and youll miss it cameo from panic at the disco