Every time someone finds out I live in Michigan they always text back "TYLER OAKLEY!". Like no there's more in MI than Tyler Oakley and how would u like it if I stereotyped you by where you lived or shouted out the first thing that came to my mind like:
Alabama: HOWDY
Alaska: PENGUINS
Arizona: DESERT
Arkansas: HOT
California: BEACHES/ WEST COAST
Colorado: MOUNTAINS IG
Connecticut: CONNECT-I-CUT
Delaware: BABY STATE AWW
Florida: THE OCEAN OMG
Georgia: SAVANNAH
Hawaii: HULA BITCHES
Idaho: POTATOES
Illinois: CHICAGO
Indiana: IDK INDIANS
Iowa: BORING
Kansas: WE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE
Kentucky: COWBOYS
Louisiana: SWAMPS AF
Maine: EAST COAST BITCHES
Maryland: DC HELL YEAH
Massachusetts: CAN'T SPELL LOLOLOLOL
Michigan: MITTENS
Minnesota: MINNIE SODA
Mississippi: CROCODILES
Missouri: IS IT NORTH OR SOUTH IDEK
Montana: HANNAH "I GOT THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS"
Nebraska: WHAT IS EVEN THERE
Nevada: VEGASSSS
New Hampshire: ????
New Jersey: REMINDS ME OF SPORTS LMAO
New Mexico: OLAY!
New York: NEW YOOOORRRRKKKK
North Carolina: TOP CAROLINA
North Dakota: TOP DAKOTA
Ohio: HILLBILLIES
Oklahoma: IT LOOKS LIKE A POT
Oregon: IDEK TBH
Pennsylvania: NEW YORK'S NEIGHBOR
Rhode Island: TEENY TINY
South Carolina: BOTTOM CAROLINA
South Dakota: BOTTOM DAKOTA
Tennessee: FARMLAND
Texas: SANDY CHEEKS
Utah: HORSES AND SHIT
Vermont: THE ONE NEXT TO NEW HAMP???
Virginia: VAGINA TBH
Washington: GEORGE IS MY MAIN MAN
West Virginia: WEST VAGINA
Wisconsin: CHEESE
Wyoming: WHY HOMIE
England: ONE DIRECTION OMFG
Australia: 5 SECONDS OF SUMMER BAES OMFG YES YES YES
Germany: HITLER
France: FRENCH FRIES
Italy: NUDES LOL
Canada: AY
Mexico: TACOS
Greece: CONEY ISLAND FOOD OMG
Africa: BLACK PPL
India: CULTURE GOALS AF
China: CHING CHANG CHONG
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Monday, December 15, 2014
Book Review
Today, I'll be reviewing "What I Thought Was True" by Huntley Fitzgerald. I personally love Fitzgerald. I read her first book, "My Life Next Door" several times and have emailed Huntley back and forth several times. It's crazy because I was talking to her about creating memorable characters, and she told me the main boy in her next book was going to be names Cassidy. When I found out that "What I Thought Was True" had been released, it was the first book I bought on my Kindle. Reading a book that an author had discussed with you while writing it is such an amazing feeling!
"What I Thought Was True" is a very cute novel about two people from totally different lifestyles. I myself, can relate to Gwen, because I know how tight money can be. Having a main character who wasn't over the top and someone that a large ratio of teens in this society can relate to, is what made the book so much more enjoyable. And besides Gwen, Cass *inserts heart eyed emoji* is that picture perfect guy that every girl wishes she had. Most girls living in a sort of poverty don't always get that rich, beautiful guy, but in this case, Gwen does! I also fell in love with Gwen's little brother, Emory. And as much as I love Cass, Emory is definitely my favorite character!
I personally felt that the beginning was hard to get into. I was kind of disappointed because I was so impressed with her first book, but the beginning of this one fell short for me. After I got into it, though, I couldn't put it down! I caught myself up at 3 am reading this book and im definitely not ashamed of it!
I would most definitely recommend this book to everyone who loves teen romance fiction! It's such a sweet, romantic story, but it's got just enough "flaws" in the plot to make it worth while!
Friday, November 28, 2014
I Am Thankful For
Thanksgiving is the time of the year when people share what they are thankful for. There are the simple answers: family, friends, living, etc., but why? Why are you thankful for these things? Last night, I sat and thought about why I'm thankful for certain people and certain things.
Family: Family is one of those things that is probably on everybody's thankful list. I am thankful for my family because they've taught me many life lessons, they build me up, and we have a very close relationship, which I'm very thankful for. I know for a fact that I can count on them if I need something and they will always lend a shoulder to cry on when I need it. Most importantly, they've made me who I am today.
But there are certain family members who have played a much larger part in my life, and who I am especially thankful for:
Mom: My mom is literally my rock. She has helped me so much and has been there for me through thick and thin. She's my best friend, and I couldn't imagine my life without her. She has done tremendous things for me, including going against my dad's wishes to help me become comfortable and to focus on my academics, rather than my anxiety.
Grandma Roe (Me-Me): My grandma has literally saved our lives. She took us in when we had nothing, and helped keep us off the streets. She has put up with us and all of our crazy habits and fights, and only mildly complains. She has paid for almost everything I own; my phone, my iPod, and so many more things.
Aunt Michele: Aunt Michele has been so generous over the years. She pays hundreds of dollars every other week to feed our whole family. She invites us into her home and entertains us for hours. She helped us clean and pack up our old house, and it took days, and never complained once. She is so patient and so caring, and I love her to death.
Corey: We have been best friends since we were born, and I couldn't be happier about that. Growing up, I looked up to him for everything, and I still do. He's my number one role model: he's very self confident, he doesn't let things get to him, he's outgoing, he'll try anything, and he does what he wants, regardless of what other people think. I'm honestly so glad I have him as my role model.
Friends: I haven't really been in touch with a lot of my friends this past year, and I do regret that. My friends are amazing people: they listen to me complain about everything, they help make me happy, and they're all amazing people. I don't know who I would be without them.
Lexy: We've known each other for two years, but we're finally becoming best friends. You've been there so much for me, and you help me forget about all the bullshit. I don't have to tiptoe around subjects when I'm talking to you, but I know that if I say something you don't like, you'll tell me. And I honestly can't believe we're actually going to meet in person next year.
There are more of you, but if I write everything out, I'll end up crying haha.
These are just some of the things that I'm thankful for. There are so many other things that I could list, and that everyone should be thankful for.
So on Thanksgiving, or any day of the year, remember who/what you're thankful for and why.
Family: Family is one of those things that is probably on everybody's thankful list. I am thankful for my family because they've taught me many life lessons, they build me up, and we have a very close relationship, which I'm very thankful for. I know for a fact that I can count on them if I need something and they will always lend a shoulder to cry on when I need it. Most importantly, they've made me who I am today.
But there are certain family members who have played a much larger part in my life, and who I am especially thankful for:
Mom: My mom is literally my rock. She has helped me so much and has been there for me through thick and thin. She's my best friend, and I couldn't imagine my life without her. She has done tremendous things for me, including going against my dad's wishes to help me become comfortable and to focus on my academics, rather than my anxiety.
Grandma Roe (Me-Me): My grandma has literally saved our lives. She took us in when we had nothing, and helped keep us off the streets. She has put up with us and all of our crazy habits and fights, and only mildly complains. She has paid for almost everything I own; my phone, my iPod, and so many more things.
Aunt Michele: Aunt Michele has been so generous over the years. She pays hundreds of dollars every other week to feed our whole family. She invites us into her home and entertains us for hours. She helped us clean and pack up our old house, and it took days, and never complained once. She is so patient and so caring, and I love her to death.
Corey: We have been best friends since we were born, and I couldn't be happier about that. Growing up, I looked up to him for everything, and I still do. He's my number one role model: he's very self confident, he doesn't let things get to him, he's outgoing, he'll try anything, and he does what he wants, regardless of what other people think. I'm honestly so glad I have him as my role model.
Friends: I haven't really been in touch with a lot of my friends this past year, and I do regret that. My friends are amazing people: they listen to me complain about everything, they help make me happy, and they're all amazing people. I don't know who I would be without them.
Lexy: We've known each other for two years, but we're finally becoming best friends. You've been there so much for me, and you help me forget about all the bullshit. I don't have to tiptoe around subjects when I'm talking to you, but I know that if I say something you don't like, you'll tell me. And I honestly can't believe we're actually going to meet in person next year.
There are more of you, but if I write everything out, I'll end up crying haha.
These are just some of the things that I'm thankful for. There are so many other things that I could list, and that everyone should be thankful for.
So on Thanksgiving, or any day of the year, remember who/what you're thankful for and why.
Saturday, November 22, 2014
You're Worth It
Hey guys!
After reading some tweets about a fourteen year old celebrity that I like and the effect that bullying is having on her, I was inspired to write this post.
I just want everyone to know that what people say about you, and what people think about you, doesn't define who you are. No one can ever tell you what kind of person you are. I don't care who you are, what your story is, what race you are, what sex you are, what sexuality you are, whether you're tall or short, fat or skinny, you are beautiful. You are so much more than the things people say about you, and you're so much more than what you think about yourself. You don't have to fit in with the "in" crowd, you don't have to have tons of friends, and you don't have to change who you are to impress people; just be yourself, and true friends will find you.
I attached a Youtube video of the song "You're Worth It" by Cimorelli. It's an amazing song that can lift your spirits and really make you feel good about yourself when you're feeling down.
And remember: you're worth it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGZq9QdEMOA
After reading some tweets about a fourteen year old celebrity that I like and the effect that bullying is having on her, I was inspired to write this post.
I just want everyone to know that what people say about you, and what people think about you, doesn't define who you are. No one can ever tell you what kind of person you are. I don't care who you are, what your story is, what race you are, what sex you are, what sexuality you are, whether you're tall or short, fat or skinny, you are beautiful. You are so much more than the things people say about you, and you're so much more than what you think about yourself. You don't have to fit in with the "in" crowd, you don't have to have tons of friends, and you don't have to change who you are to impress people; just be yourself, and true friends will find you.
I attached a Youtube video of the song "You're Worth It" by Cimorelli. It's an amazing song that can lift your spirits and really make you feel good about yourself when you're feeling down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGZq9QdEMOA
Monday, November 10, 2014
New Blogger
Hey guys!
So, I'm new at this whole blogging thing, and I need some subjects to be able to blog about. I'm not sure if people are able to comment on blogs, but if you can, comment on this post about what you'd like me to blog about. If you can't, send it to my twitter. I attached the link. https://twitter.com/beckett_katie
So, I'm new at this whole blogging thing, and I need some subjects to be able to blog about. I'm not sure if people are able to comment on blogs, but if you can, comment on this post about what you'd like me to blog about. If you can't, send it to my twitter. I attached the link. https://twitter.com/beckett_katie
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