The Most Esteemed Feathered One

@liberty

Coffee has a ton of health benefits as well. I did a whole debate on this.😂

@the_lost-journal

I’ve liked coffee since I was about 4.😂

@ellette-giselle

It was soooo good! The ending was so sad. Sydney was my favorite character.😢

@esther-c

In Indiana, you can start driver’s ed at 15.😎 I haven’t actually started yet though and I only just signed up.

@power

*snorts* What are you, 97?

@the_lost-journal

Apparently I come off as older than I thought I did. I am 16, but it’s been less than 3 weeks since my birthday.😂

@elishavet-pidyon

Hooray! Perfect timing! I just finished A Tale of Two Cities and needed something less depressing. XD

“The only reason she is here is because Randal wanted her here.” Dwogin grumbled like a roll of thunder when heard under a big pillow. Onnendel began laughing and even Randal snorted.

“Dwogin.” The ranger turned to face the dwa…

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@savannah_grace2009

I love them! They’re sooo pretty!

@savannah_grace2009

So relatable. XD

@raxforge

Correct!

@raxforge

How old do you think I am? I may have said it, but I don’t remember.

@ellette-giselle

My brother was so sad when he found out he couldn’t marry me.😂

@whalekeeper

How do kids go missing without being reported, followed by human sized suitcase…There’s no way the FBI isn’t watching your search history.🤣

I’m slightly concerned about who you just blinded.

@esther-c

Praying! 🩵

@whalekeeper

Black lace curtains, old classic slightly falling apart books with yellow pages that smell amazing, and a gargoyle. That image looks like it needs a gargoyle, okay?

@whalekeeper

Lucky! I want a study.

dark academia/steampunk

Can you define that?

@stephie

Ugh, ballet is ridiculously expensive. I’m probably going to get a job this year, so I can join the performing company, and take another class or two. Or 3 or 6…

Is 1 false?

@stephie

So cool! I’ve wanted to do that for years, but my parents couldn’t find classes anywhere, so I picked ballet instead.

“Mr. Cruncher himself always spoke of the year of our Lord as Anna Dominoes: apparently under the impression that the Christian era dated from the invention of a popular game, by a lady who had bestowed her name upon it.” -Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities