Emma V.

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disrespect Taylor Swift again and I will steal your kneecaps. anyways here are the lyrics to all too well (taylors version) I walked through the door with you The air was cold But something about it felt like home somehow And I, left my scarf there at your sister's house And you've still got it in your drawer even now Oh, your sweet disposition And my wide-eyed gaze We're singing in the car, getting lost upstate Autumn leaves falling down like pieces into place And I can picture it after all these days And I know it's long gone and that magic's not here no more And I might be okay but I'm not fine at all 'Cause there we are again on that little town street You almost ran the red 'cause you were lookin' over at me Wind in my hair, I was there I remember it all too well Photo album on the counter Your cheeks were turning red You used to be a little kid with glasses in a twin-sized bed And your mother's telling stories 'bout you on the tee-ball team You told me 'bout your past thinking your future was me And I know it's long gone and there was nothing else I could do And I forget about you long enough to forget why I needed to 'Cause there we are again in the middle of the night We're dancing 'round the kitchen in the refrigerator light Down the stairs, I was there I remember it all too well, yeah And maybe we got lost in translation Maybe I asked for too much But maybe this thing was a masterpiece 'til you tore it all up Running scared, I was there I remember it all too well And you call me up again just to break me like a promise So casually cruel in the name of being honest I'm a crumpled up piece of paper lying here 'Cause I remember it all, all, all Too well Time won't fly, it's like I'm paralyzed by it I'd like to be my old self again But I'm still trying to find it After plaid shirt days and nights when you made me your own Now you mail back my things and I walk home alone But you keep my old scarf from that very first week 'Cause it reminds you of innocence And it smells like me You can't get rid of it 'Cause you remember it all too well, yeah 'Cause there we are again when I loved you so Back before you lost the one real thing you've ever known It was rare, I was there, I remember it all too well Wind in my hair, you were there, you remember it all Down the stairs, you were there, you remember it all It was rare, I was there, I remember it all too well

My love for this book cannot be summed up in words. I mean its the perfect mix of romance, comedy, and dystopian. I feel like America was a little melodramatic in some situations, causing more unnecessary tension, but I guess that's how I got sucked into the book. My love for Maxon is neverending. He's hot, funny, caring, and just plain loveable. I also love Marlee and Celeste. The thing I want to point out that is not so good is: America is a character that overreacts in a lot of situations and just, in general, is very impulsive and doesn't think before she acts, but that makes her even more human which was a good part. (spoiler alert) Aspen's role, in the end, was kind of stupid. I mean he gets together with Lucy? I have so many questions. Like how did this happen? When? Was he pining over America when he hooked up with Lucy? Even in Happily Ever After I didn't get the answers I wanted. In conclusion, Aspen's ending was badly summed up. This series has little to no diversity. I mean you'd think in a group of 35 women there would be one who was queer or LGBTQ+ but no. All the main characters are white and there were Asian stereotypes thrown in which I didn't appreciate. There was a gay person in the sequel series but he was just a throwaway character and had no real importance. The book is very sexist. With women not being able to be soldiers. And Aspen whining that he was a "man" and he had to provide while America is strong and capable. And King Clarkson's abusive relationship. Don't glorify plain abuse! Not to sound bratty or anything even though I really liked this series and will continue rereading it, the book is your basic YA novel.

Oh, Lucifer how the show has so many talented actors. I find it easy to empathize with Lucifer because he was an outcast for no apparent reason and everybody breathing down his neck about how people hate him because they care about him. The show has such a modern twist to a timeless story. Ever since I heard about how in the show Lucifer was thrown out to rule Hell simply because God just could. And I think that shows a lot in this timeline and how the world works. Also, in the original Bible story, Lucifer was thrown out of Heaven because he didn't want to bow down to God's creation: humans. I also love how Maze proves that she doesn't exist to follow Lucifer's orders and the way they developed Maze's character was amazing. And the way they aren't afraid to have queer stuff. Lucifer is canonically bi/pansexual! While Maze has said she's been with men and women and was in love with Eve. I think that's amazing considering how little lgbtq+ representation we get, much less it being good. I am agnostic but I find it interesting how the Bible works. Quite beautiful. The whole concept of Devils and Angels not pausing one second to see if there actually is a difference. Considering the fact that it's a show about the Devil it doesn't stick to religion that much, but rather relies on the characters, the adventures in LA, and Lucifer's charm. Lucifer is an enjoyable and really funny show for the religious and atheists.

I love this book. I cried so hard and started thinking about how in my own life I've lost the chance to do fun stuff because I was scared. It really puts into perceptive how you should live your life. The character development is amazing and the romance had me being basically a very strong shipper. Even though I knew what was going to happen towards the end of the book, I was practically sobbing. It's a great read and beautifully written.

Don't get me wrong, I love this show. My favorite characters are Castiel and Jack, so you can imagine why I put a star off. Where do I begin? Well, first off Dean is a great character and he didn't deserve any of it. He couldn't be with the man(or angel) that he loves. This show is a masterpiece and I recommend it to everyone in my life but the last season was the most disappointing. It was a good season plot-wise but the whole message in the final season threw me off. It was obvious that they were trying to say "you control your own fate" when that's so off from the overall message of the show. And the three last episodes were horrible! I'm a Destiel shipper and seriously? The writers single-handly created the most homophobic gay love confession ever. Also, you're telling me that Dean was crying when Cas died, and then two episodes later he doesn't even care??? He replaced his entire family, everything he's lost with a dog? I love dogs but really? And Sam, don't get me started on Sam!!! He had his own son, own wife, and then we don't even get to see her frigging face!? Sam dies to some knock-off version of Carry On Wayward Son and CASTIEL ISN'T EVEN IN HEAVEN BUT THE CAR IS?!?! WHAT?!?! Then we have Jack, poor baby Jack never deserved any of it. He literally becomes God and he has to lose his Dad to the Empty. Another thing that makes no sense is that Dean asked for Chuck to bring Cas back and Chuck's done it before so if Jack is the new God, can't he just bring Cas back? The whole show is about how family doesn't end in blood, courage, and bravery, all of that was thrown out in the finale. 15 years of character development thrown in the trash. If you ever ask yourself if there is a series finale worse than Game Of Thrones, watch 15x20 but if you treasure your mental health DO NOT get into this show as I did. Overall the show is amazing but the entire 15th season needs to burn in turbo hell.

This is easily the best album in the entire history of music. The songs range from depressing and make you think to make you want to overthrow the government while House Of Wolves plays in the background. Some of the most meaningful lyrics for me: "Do or die, you'll never make me because the world will never take my heart." -Welcome To The Black Parade "The sharpest lives are the deadliest to lead." -The Sharpest Lives "I am not afraid to keep on living. I am not afraid to walk this world alone." -Famous Last Words "If you look in the mirror and don't like what you see you can find out first hand what it's like to be me." -The End "Mama we all go to hell." -Mama

I am extremely disappointed with this book. I expected something a little bit more. I mean the plot is good, the story is good, but the mystery was predictable. (spoilers ahead) I feel like if it was one of the 4 who committed the murder, the ones that the reader has been attached to throughout the book would've created an emotional climax along with a big plot twist. A lot of the book was built up throwing in clues that it was either, Addy, Cooper, Nate, or Browyn had killed Simon. Or Janae. I think that the writer could have killed two birds with one stone by making one of the Bayview four, the ones that we have stuck with throughout the book, commit the murder, because then you have emotional pain and a big plot twist. And never once did Simon show any signs of being even closely depressed. He was a horrible person but that's not the same as having a serious mental illness, if the writer could've dived deeper into the signs Simon was showing, it would have made way more sense for his suicide. Also, what's the deal with Jake? The plot twist was predictable. But I have to hand it to her that I was not bored throughout reading this book and she hid enough clues that made me want more and second guess myself the entire time.