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This was going to just be a shallow "You're all great, merry Christmas" thing, but the more I think about it, the more I want to say. I'm ill. I have been for seven years now, almost eight. I've managed to stay positive throughout most of that time, and, hell, managed to become happier than I was before. And that's thanks to you all. Thanks to my friends, new and old. Thanks to friends who aren't friends any more, and friends who've been here for me even if I don't always speak to them often.

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tanner you’re the best!!! sending lots of good vibes your way xoxo

Name: Dax Nickname: Daxolotl, Daxle, about half a million others my sisters call me, and one that I'm not saying. Birthday: 12th of February. Gender: Agender. Sexuality: Pansexual. Height: 5’6”, last time I checked. Time zone: DST for the moment. What time and date is it there: 14:41, 26th of September. Average amount of sleep I get each night: Anywhere between 6 and 9 hours. The last thing I Googled was: "Timezone in England". Shut up, I forgot the term for DST and I always get confused and think we're on GMT. My most used phrase(s): "Fair enough", "What the actual fuck", "I have no idea how I just died." (For the latter - I play a lot of Diablo 3. There are a lot of bullshit deaths.) First word that comes to mind: Cairo. What I last said to a family member: (To my mother, as she was leaving the house) "Okay, bye!" One place that makes me happy & why: Iceland. The entirety of the country of Iceland. How many blankets I sleep under: Sheets and a duvet. No blankets unless it's bloody cold. Favorite beverage(s): Tea. Orange juice. Cosmopolitans, Vodka and coke, Mojitos if they're well-made. The last movie I watched in the cinema: I...cannot even remember. I watched The Lego Movie on the plane trip to Istanbul. Does that count? Three things I can’t live without: Internet access, glasses. Friends, if I'm feeling cliché. Something I plan on learning: How to drive, how to travel alone. A piece of advice for all my followers: If you have confidence issues, use joking faux-overconfidence to mask it. Long-term, it can help. You all have to might like to listen to these songs: Glory and Gore (Trap Remix), Sigh No More, Down The Road.

Also, this Zelda Medley by Lindsey Stirling.

omg i’ll try! hopefully my laptop won’t explode but deffo do some burgerlands or summat before i go to norway. btw do you want a postcard whilst i’m there???

you're going to Norway? Isn't that where hottie mc hotterstuff was from?

ah curses!! foiled again…

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"Rules: in a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard—they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends, including me so I can see…"

Okay, this is evil. But, I never got around to doing that Handwriting Meme you tagged me in (my handwriting is atrocious, for the record), so I'm going to do this one.

Don't take but a few minutes to decide? Okay then. Here goes. In no particular order:

1. Only in Death, by Dan Abnett 2. Lirael, by Garth Nix 3. Northern Lights, by Philip Pullman 4. An Inspector Calls, by J.B. Priestley 5. Artemis Fowl, by Eoin Colfer 6. Necropolis, by Anthony Horowitz 7. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, by J.K. Rowling 8. Grim Tuesday, by Garth Nix 9. Mort, by Terry Pratchett (I know for a fact I'd love Terry Pratchett, if I ever read more of his books) 10. Homestuck Book 1, by Andrew Hussie? (is that allowed?) 10.5: Thomas and the Christmas Presents, by A. Vesey (It sounds bizarre, but that book fills me with a sense of HORROR).

That's more male-centric than I'd like. And unfortunately, I kind of skipped over my YA Fantasy stage, and went straight to fanfiction. I still feel like Ive forgotten one or two, though. So now, tagging. Feel free to ignore this, everyone.

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