An ordinary chick, trying to live an extrodainary life.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Yun Zi at the San Diego Zoo. (x)
Via Altvagenda.
I was complaining about Jesse's hair being everywhere
*In the morning*
Me: Damn it Jesse, your hair is all over the bathroom
*just finished doing laundry*
Me: Damn it Jesse, your hair is annoying me, it's all over my pants. >.<
/attacks pants with a lint roller
*a couple minutes pass and Jess walks in holding a huge hunk of hair*
Me: O____O WHAT WHAT WHATTT!?! I DIDN'T MEAN THAT!?! WHAT DO I DO?!?!
Jesse: You said my hair was annoying you so I cut it off...
Me: /freaking out
Jesse: /holds out hair like a bouquet.
Me: I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!
(This was surprisingly sweet and really weird at the same time... I still don't know how to react but, It's nice that he can do something crazy like that to make me happy? /mind blown)
These are so delicious!!! If I had not just eaten and if I had the ingredients I would so make this for lunch instead.
the sounds I made.
((yes
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i wonder how many times i’ve reblogged this))
This is everything I ever wanted
(Source: irosyan)
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Missing: 11-year-old Jerry Walker (CALI)
Two days after an 11-year-old boy slipped out of his West Oakland group home, police continue to search for him, Oakland police said Friday.
Sgt. Chris Bolton, chief of staff to Police Chief Howard Jordan, said the boy remains missing and the public’s help is needed in finding Jerry Walker. He was last seen about 6:45 p.m., Wednesday by staff members at Greater New Beginnings Group Home at 1625 Filbert St. in West Oakland.
Jerry is a student at Lacheim School in Richmond but had not shown up for school Thursday or Friday, Bolton said. Information about why he lives in a group home was not released.
He is considered a “missing person at risk” because of his age, authorities said.
Police described Jerry as a black child, about 4 feet 9 inches tall and weighing roughly 90 pounds. He has black hair, brown eyes and was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
Anyone with information about the boy’s whereabouts can call the Oakland Police Department Youth and Family Service Division at 510-238-3641.
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