the story of lizthe story of elizabeth james carter cohmanski ( i spelled your name wrong. Kennedy ordered it sorry )the story of liz
once upon a time a queen sat upon her thrown, now this queen had grown quite fat from her constant eating of mcdonalds and mcflurry's. one might have thought she was a truck, but then she moved and you saw she was a person. anyway this queen ruled the old world, the time before times and was the big hooch hooch of all the land. the only problem was that this mega hooch had a daughter. the honorable and desirable mistress princess majesty elizabeth. or liz for short. now liz was due to take over the kingdom after fatty mic hooch
UtopiaUtopian? Practice, theory, possibility?Utopia
Utopia, noun, an ideal place or state, any visionary system of political or social
perfection. My utopia is as simple as the idea of transcendentalism and is a long way from perfect. My picture perfect world is as theoretical to me as any utopian idea would be to the next person. But the world I see as perfect has no ponies or endless
rainbows, no castles or mountains of money. My utopian world is a world without Hierarchy. The hierarchy that governs our lives, beliefs, choices and freedom. A world free from lords and masters, a world without the power of governm
lake of fog
liz's birthday!
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"When you step to the ledge of all the light you have left, and you take that first step into the darkness of the unknown, you might believe one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for you step upon, or you will learn how to fly."
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"When you step to the ledge of all the light you have left, and you take that first step into the darkness of the unknown, you might believe one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for you step upon, or you will learn how to fly."
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"I've never had any intentions about anything. That's why I am where I am today, which is neither here nor there, in a literal sense."
— Edward Gorey
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"When you step to the ledge of all the light you have left, and you take that first step into the darkness of the unknown, you might believe one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for you step upon, or you will learn how to fly."
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