lowshelfesteem
Low Shelf Esteem
lowshelfesteem

POTO has been running through my veins continuously since I was 14. It is part of my anatomy and I will love it forever.

I believe my father used to tell me, “Well, dalila, you’re not Sarah Brightman”.

A friend of mine has a great response for that:

It’s interesting you feel that way (genuinely, no snark), because I’ve always thought this was a weird issue because I really don’t give a damn. So long as we can get stalls with walls/doors that actually go down to the floor (like in the UK), I’m a happy camper. I don’t care about washing my hands next to a guy. I do

I’m not buying it. If they loved it so much, then why weren’t they tweeting about it?

We had to do that too, provide the information as they requested only to have the bastards never read it, then ask for the same information 3 more times before it gets into their system... Then they claimed we didnt have insurance on the home 3 times and put their insurance on it AFTER we sent email and fax proof of

Phantom was, thanks to my mother, a significant part of the soundtrack of my youth. As a teenager getting into prog-rock (Rush, Floyd, later King Crimson and Yes), I remember being taken aback at the descending chromatic motif in Pink Floyd’s sidelong inner space voyage “Echoes,” wondering if ALW had ripped it off

Yeah, I can see that. Actually, that might be a good post for first time buyers: the features you overlook and end up regretting. Although I guess it varies from person to person.

Tilda Swinton or Tom Hiddleston or I burn the cities of the Earth

“Except I’m in a movie that’s representing a whole other group of disenfranchised people who have no voice in the world and this movie means so much to them.

“The Night of 1,000 Feels”.

I get misty. Then I get a little jealous (because my father was a garbage father and is a garbage person). Then I get happy again because my husband is an excellent father and my kids are so happy to spend time with him.

OK, that’s awesome. Word to your moms.

Nah, pull yourself up by your bootstraps and buy your own.

That is called a Star Trek movie.

Summer is Avengers season.

More time to refine the script.

Don’t you mean stripers?

Nah, just her backup dancers.

“We just really, really tried desperately to have the dude be the star of the movie but it wasn’t working.”