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[The Angel Raliel]

yup

[absynth aura]

The recipe said it made 24 cupcakes, but I have 24 in the oven and batter to spare to make another 6 or so...and I don't have enough oreos to put in the bottom of the pans D:

 I'm glad I made them now though, trialled the recipe before my friends birthday, so that I now know how many it really makes, and that I'll need more oreos for next time.

[Captain Oblivious]

My voice is almost completely gone which is kind of strange. I guess I should have rested my voice instead of trying to sing as loud as possible.

[SeeAnne]

My voice is almost completely gone which is kind of strange. I guess I should have rested my voice instead of trying to sing as loud as possible.

Drink a ton of hot liquids, tea by itself is the best especially if it's ginseng and ginger. It kills bacteria and soothes that throat. Also when singing keep your throat and mouth open. Kinda like yawning and support. Support is basically engaging muscles to support the sound without straining other parts of your body (ie. throat, shoulders, and chest). So to do this, breathe in to your belly making it look like you're a prego and push out as you're singing. It's like taking a poo - that's how my voice teacher puts it. Anyway, save your voice puster pie!

[Blue Canary]

I really, really, really want to want food. :[ This stupid medicine makes me have distaste for it and makes me feel like my mouth is full of sand. This is depressing.

[MauraLeeBee]

My voice is almost completely gone which is kind of strange. I guess I should have rested my voice instead of trying to sing as loud as possible.

Drink a ton of hot liquids, tea by itself is the best especially if it's ginseng and ginger. It kills bacteria and soothes that throat. Also when singing keep your throat and mouth open. Kinda like yawning and support. Support is basically engaging muscles to support the sound without straining other parts of your body (ie. throat, shoulders, and chest). So to do this, breathe in to your belly making it look like you're a prego and push out as you're singing. It's like taking a poo - that's how my voice teacher puts it. Anyway, save your voice puster pie!

Boil tea or juice and mix it with about a tea spoon and a half of apple cider vinegar. If it starts to burn, stop drinking. It's a remedy my voice teacher gave me.
Also: just hot apple juice and a little helps too. :3

[imaginary friend]

I really, really, really want to want food. :[ This stupid medicine makes me have distaste for it and makes me feel like my mouth is full of sand. This is depressing.

marijuana is your friend. 

#@!

[tanqgirl]

moving to vegas in about a week...holy shit!!

[Blue Canary]

moving to vegas in about a week...holy shit!!

Holy shit indeed. :0

I watched the beginning of Forgetting Sarah Marshall (first time I've seen the movie) on TV today while eating cereal in sweatpants and a tshirt, and in one of the first scenes, Jason Segel is watching Sarah Marshall on TV while eating cereal in sweatpants and a tshirt. You know what know what this means: we're soul mates. We're soul mates because we happened to be doing something that most people do all the time.  Soul. Mates.

[JohnnyDBBUK]

silly silly GAGA you are as close to art as I am to being a chav.

[Astica]

^I really want to hug that cow.

[SeeAnne]

^I really want to hug that cow.

I had this dream [last night] I was hugging a horse. Not a cow, but still an animal!

[Annebelle.]

Johnny! One of my former graphics teachers send my friend a link over facebook, to the flickr account of one of the students graphic design at the University of Cumbria, Carlisle. It's pretty impressive, all these illustrations and typography are stitched. The work belongs to Rosanna Geissler.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosiegeissler/sets/72157617850724099/

I just thought I should tell you, don't know why... hah!

[Sarah Doll]

Really?? I mean, seriously?... 

[SeeAnne]

My voice is almost completely gone which is kind of strange. I guess I should have rested my voice instead of trying to sing as loud as possible.

Drink a ton of hot liquids, tea by itself is the best especially if it's ginseng and ginger. It kills bacteria and soothes that throat. Also when singing keep your throat and mouth open. Kinda like yawning and support. Support is basically engaging muscles to support the sound without straining other parts of your body (ie. throat, shoulders, and chest). So to do this, breathe in to your belly making it look like you're a prego and push out as you're singing. It's like taking a poo - that's how my voice teacher puts it. Anyway, save your voice puster pie!

Boil tea or juice and mix it with about a tea spoon and a half of apple cider vinegar. If it starts to burn, stop drinking. It's a remedy my voice teacher gave me.
Also: just hot apple juice and a little helps too. :3

I'm definitely trying this out!!!