Cite Pillows

Copy of See You Later Alligator

what DO YOU need

I chill harder than you party

If you see me in public, it’s not me.

Never underestimate an old woman who listens to Willie Nelson and was born in April

If I turn around and PUNCH you in the face, you're too F'n close!!

YOU RUINED ALL MY FAVORITE SONGS FOR ME

Are you doing okay? I know life can be tough but I'm here for you! To matter what.

Wandering and Learning

Visite de la remarquable citée Maya de Palenque dans le Chiapas au Mexique

Somehow, heartbreak feels good in a place like this_

Visite de la remarquable citée Maya de Palenque dans le Chiapas au Mexique

Visite de la remarquable citée Maya de Palenque dans le Chiapas au Mexique

Visite de la remarquable citée Maya de Palenque dans le Chiapas au Mexique

Life Is Right Now

IT DON’T MEAN A THING

I feel so vaction today, si I uber eats too much.... whatever men!!

The Notre Dame Cathedral (before the catastrophic fire) on Île de la Cité, one of the islands in Seine river, Paris, France. EXIF DATA 32 mm 1/80 sec f/11 ISO 200 Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Visite de la remarquable citée Maya de Palenque dans le Chiapas au Mexique

Visite de la remarquable citée Maya de Palenque dans le Chiapas au Mexique

I DON’T WANT TO LIVE ON THIS PLANET ANYMORE

Of course I talk to myself. How else could I cite My Source?

"Bruh, where's your evidence?" – a humorous and colloquial way to ask someone for proof or verification of their claims or statements. This phrase is often used in a lighthearted manner when someone makes a bold or unbelievable assertion, challenging them to provide supporting evidence. It's a playful way to encourage critical thinking and ensure that statements are backed by facts. So, if you hear someone say something extraordinary, you might playfully respond with this question.

"Bruh, where's your evidence?" – a humorous and colloquial way to ask someone for proof or verification of their claims or statements. This phrase is often used in a lighthearted manner when someone makes a bold or unbelievable assertion, challenging them to provide supporting evidence. It's a playful way to encourage critical thinking and ensure that statements are backed by facts. So, if you hear someone say something extraordinary, you might playfully respond with this question.

he is not my problem ANYMORE

I RATHER FEEL WEIRD THAN UNWANTED

VERY BEST

Nice to like

Life is Hell without White Zinfandel

MAKE MONKEY NOT FRIENDS

VOTE OR DON’T

PURE PROPAGANDA

Conciergerie Prison on the Ile de la Cite, Paris, France The Conciergerie is a former courthouse and prison in Paris, France, located on the west of the Île de la Cité, It was originally part of the former royal palace, the Palais de la Cité, which also included the Sainte-Chapelle. Two large medieval halls remain from the royal palace. France, Paris, Conciergerie Prison on the Ile de la Cite building with two round turrets. By Paul Thompson Photography

Obviously my mother smoked drank and dropped acid during pregnancy.

I WAS BORN IN THE WRONG GENERATION

"Bruh, where's your evidence?" – a humorous and colloquial way to ask someone for proof or verification of their claims or statements. This phrase is often used in a lighthearted manner when someone makes a bold or unbelievable assertion, challenging them to provide supporting evidence. It's a playful way to encourage critical thinking and ensure that statements are backed by facts. So, if you hear someone say something extraordinary, you might playfully respond with this question.