Hey Heres A Comp Of Vines So Rare And Endangered It Took Me 5 Hours To Track Them All Down

hey here’s a comp of vines so rare and endangered it took me 5 hours to track them all down

paul hollywood on bakeoff: now, i can see you’ve had a little trouble with your genoise sponge, haven’t you? the egg whites haven’t been whipped for quite long enough, and it’s lost some of that delicate, airy consistency, which means that your 10,000 spun sugar decorations haven’t got the solid foundation that they really need to support the handcrafted marzipan statue of the virgin mary that you’ve painted with edible gold leaf

me, shoving handfuls of reheated takeout pizza into my gaping maw: a rookie mistake

me at 3 am: okay so in the 2004 animated classic “barbie as the princess and the pauper,” one understated yet brilliant thing is how anneliese and erika’s character arcs meet in the middle. at the start of the movie, erika is actively working to get herself out of her situation and is only depending on herself, while anneliese is discontent with her lot but going along with it because she feels she has no other choice. however, after anneliese gets kidnapped, she becomes much more proactive and saves herself a number of times. meanwhile, while she remains independent and strong, erika also works with julian to protect the kingdom, and has to get help from dominick. this all culminates in the ending, where anneliese gets herself out of her arranged marriage and saves the kingdom from bankruptcy, while erika is released from her debt because anneliese pays it off. anneliese has to learn to be an active player in her own destiny, while erika has to learn to get help from people that care about her. neither girl is completely dependent or completely without support by the story’s end, and they both find a nice balance–

my roommate: please for the love of god go to sleep

I made a meme to help cope with my suffering and I'm hoping that I ain't the only one