25 - Manila born - Cali raised - In Graduate School.☆ Still on the verge of waking up, figuring out who I am and where I'm supposed to go
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I can’t write a conceptualization piece for this damn paper without reading the assigned chapters…
shortcuts are damn hard to get these days
westeros’s celebs read mean tweets (ps: all tweets are real)
(Source: brienneoftarth, via kitketkat)
So I was gonna post how tired I was from all my catch up on work via mobile but then I saw the updates made for my tumblr app for the iPhone…
Touché tumblr app dudes for going all artsy with the system.
“I’m 6ft 5. Today I went to the GoT food truck, met Bran Stark, and he called me Hodor and climbed on my back. My year has been made.” – So advises a Hodor-ish looking fellow in r/GameOfThrones. And as an added bonus to the experience HBO UK will even tweet out a photo of the encounter and brand you a “HODOR!” for life.
http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2013/03/if-youre-65-and-visiting-the-game-of-thrones-food-truck-bran-stark-will-hop-on-your-back-and-call-you-hodor/
(via eclectikmind)
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