#meatheadclone

London: How do you take your tea? - i don’t really take tea. But if i do i have herbal. :) 

Dublin: Do you believe in Soul mates? - Guilty! yes i do :3 you may think i am cheesy but i believe there is someone out there for you when you least expect it. Like i met my gf and we are both soulmates :) 

  Madrid: Describe your aesthetic.  - Plaid, shirts, skinny jeans, converse, puppies, hot chocolate, bananas... (i always suck at aesthetic Q)

Thank you :) 

Thanks pancake!!!

Links lead to Spotify or YouTube!

Ben Howard: An album that reminds you of your favorite season?

Ghost by Radical Face reminds me of that awkward period just after summer going into fall when the temperature can't decide what it's doing and sometimes it's cold and rainy for two days in a row and then it's hot as hell again.

Bon Iver: An album you could listen to on repeat for years?

We The Common by Thao & The Get Down Stay Down

Coldplay: A band you used to love but never listen to anymore?

lol, uh, Coldplay actually

Fall Out Boy: First album you fell in love with?

Still Waiting For Spring by Matt Nathanson

Ah! I just saw this sorry! Umm… (not in any particular order)

-animals

-disneyland

-coffee

-friends

puppieskittensguitars@lanalikesnobananaBob

thanks cookie xx

*ugly sobbing* 

i’m just seeing your icon and i just wanna hug and thank you for bringing this picture back

miss you girl xxx

Hi pancake, thanks for playing :) Our song is kinda sad...

Hold Your Head by Hey Marseilles

The coming mornings, without warning, will claim the lives we knowAll together, for worse or better, the drops will fill the boat

I'm interpreting this as spices, flavors, and extracts, sorry. Also sorry I'm so boring.

homemade vanilla extract made with bourbon and bourbon vanilla beans

kosher salt

fresh ground rainbow peppercorn

maple syrup

garlic

Thine by Marty McConnell (my favorite of hers changes every day though)

Other Lives And Dimensions And Finally A Love Poem by Bob Hicok

We Are Hard on Each Other by Margaret Atwood

You Can’t Have It All by Barbara Rad

The Lesson for Today by Robert Frost