Young People Today Wouldn’t Recognize New York Of The 1980s

Before he became parks director of Pawnee, Ron Swanson was a fearless crusader for a wolf highway in The West Wing.

girlsack:

“Haiku for the Single Girl”

Totally relevant to the convo Mary and I had tonight.

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annajarzab:

Since I just got the jacket file from my editor for The Opposite of Hallelujah, and this copy was on it, I can assume it is at least mostly official! And if I have to change it, Tumblr, in the future, I’m sure you’ll forgive me. So, WTF is this book about, anyway? LET ME TELL YOU:

Caro Mitchell considers herself an only child—and she likes it that way. After all, her much older sister, Hannah, left home eight years ago, and Caro barely remembers her. So when Caro’s parents drop the bombshell news that Hannah is returning to live with them, Caro feels as if an interloper is crashing her family. To her, Hannah’s a total stranger, someone who haunts their home with her meek and withdrawn presence, and who refuses to talk about her life and why she went away. Caro can’t understand why her parents cut her sister so much slack, and why they’re not pushing for answers.

Unable to understand Hannah, Caro resorts to telling lies about her mysterious reappearance. But when those lies alienate Caro’s new boyfriend and put her on the outs with her friends and her parents, she seeks solace from an unexpected source. And when she unearths a clue about Hannah’s past—one that could save Hannah from the dark secret that possesses her—Caro begins to see her sister in a whole new light.

YAY! LOVE this one!!

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doctorwho:

Karen and Arthur

I still love her boots (but I fully recognize I only have enough cred to style them the way she has them here).  Can anyone ID them?  I think they might be All Saints, but I’m not sure.

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