#phantomsbaebe

It’s the emphasis on the word….“My beautiful HUSBAND who I love” and Ryan’s northern accent flattening the vowel so it comes out as “hu-sband”. Fucking perfection…..����

You’re welcome, darling. Anytime you need a friend or a listening ear, I’m here xxxx

I started Cross Stitch/Outlander in September,...

OMG! I am with you my darling. Actually, I started to read her books because, let’s face it, tumblr is a liferuiner. And a lot of people I follow on tumblr seems abuzz about it, and perhaps I was the only only one who’s not enchanted with it. And yes, James Alexander Malcolm Mckenzie Fraser ruined everything for me. I was a Mr. Darcy fan. but nuh, uh. After I’ve read Cross Stitch, move over Mr. Darcy. Someone actually beat my long time Mr. Darcy. I was on the second episode when I told myself I need the books. Between my office breaks and free time, I’ve finished them. It’s a book you can’t resist its charm, it’s unputdownable, and makes you crave for more. I was a disaster reading them. One page, you’ve got yourself quite happy, or laugh at the silliness on Jamie or Claire or their relationship. Then you turn the next page, and you had to weep with them, or scream at the book. It’s a rollercoaster of a story. And I cannot be more than happy and awed of how amazing and flawless, Diana is. Her words aren’t difficult to understand, they’re simple, but the emotions are there. It’s like you’re beside the character. 

phantomsbaebe said to too-old-for-this-ship: Hello! I'm 32 and a Larrie, ride or die, baby! Can you add me to your roll call? Thank you for that and you're one of my favourite blogs. I couldn't imagine this fandom without you xxxx  

allwaswell16 said to too-old-for-this-ship: Hi! Can you add me to the list? I'm a 35 year old mother of two. Larry is everything, and Louis is the sun!

touchhimharry said to too-old-for-this-ship: I'm here for us larries being absolute zayn girls 2015 <3 ps.  Can I be added to your older fans list?  26 here :D

auntiemaggiedean said to too-old-for-this-ship: Hey there fellow Larry lover.  Could my Larry blog please be added to your over-25 bloggers roll?  The blog is a side blog, weneedtotalkaboutlarry and I'm 50 years young.  It's been going since July/ August last year but I've been a fan for 3 years.  Thank you so much in advance, Maggie x

scrufflecake said to too-old-for-this-ship: Oh! I can be added to the older fan roll call? That would be awesome!  I'm 27 :)

momwholvs1d said to too-old-for-this-ship: don't know if my last ask went through.  would love to be added to your older fan list - Kristin - 43 from the states  

jaerie said to too-old-for-this-ship: I just spent an ungodly amount of time clearing out my likes and found your older fan roll call post that I liked way back in March of last year or something along that lines. Are you still keeping up with that? Is that still a relevant thing?  I'd add myself to it if thats the case :)

The boys are having a break and Harry had a lot of other reasons to be in LA, maybe he's just got a nice working rapport with this particular songwriter and wanted to make the most of the time they'd be in close proximity?

I believe Harry when he says that he's 100% with this band. I don't think he's actively planning for a time when he's not performing with them anymore by deliberately writing solo songs. I think that Harry's probably just writing songs as they come to him; if they're suitable for the next 1D album that's where they'll go, if they're not, he'll probably hold them over to the following 1D one, again, if they're suitable (crosses all of my fingers and toes that it'll be an accoustic album) and so on.

Who knows, Don't Let Me Go might have ended up on Midnight Memories (or at least, on the shortlist for it) if it wasn't mistakenly leaked

I'd say it would be Harry's preference to see anything he's writing now be released and performed sooner, rather than later. Additionally, it would be a little silly of him to write songs now that he doesn't intend to release for several years. How many times have you gone back to look at something, anything you made years ago and cringed because of how much your style/abilities have improved over time? I would imagine the same thing happens with songwriting.