I was born under a wand'rin' star.

No, I'm not awkwardly obsessed with her (unlike poor Claude), but I am obsessed with this book and movie. For those of you who are just now going, "W-what? There's a BOOK?!", let me just say that it is the best dang book ever written. Oh, did I mention it was written by Victor Hugo, the author of Les Misérables? Yes, that was originally a book, too. Faith in humanity = lost. Again.
Anyway...enjoy the set! :3

Ha, me boys.
Random life update: So, this summer, I was supposed to go to Toronto, Ontario so the Ambassadors of Harmony could sing away the BHS International trophy, but...well, long story short, we're not going anymore. However, we still might vacation in Canada, just somewhere else or at a different time. So, now I'm BEGGING my dad to take us to the Atlantic provinces because
1: I want to live there someday, possibly attending college there as well
2: Great Big Sea is my favorite band EVER, they're from Newfoundland, and Newfoundland is an Atlantic province. So there.

(The Great Wave Off Kanagawa)
Based on a Romwe dress I found, which was based upon Hokusai's awesome tsunami art. Basically, it was irresistable :3 So, without further ado, enjoy!

As you all know, I'm a rabid fangirl, and as such have made multiple sets dedicated to my fandoms. So, I decided, "What the heck, let's group 'em all together!" You can puzzle out the rest yourself :)

Yeahhh, so it's another Sherlock set. Deal with it. Plus I couldn't resist the Doctor Who crossover pic :)

My new favorite show. Can't wait 'til the U.S. release in August! :D

*SPOILER ALERT!!*
Just finished Nevermore by James Patterson, also known as the final book in the Maximum Ride series! As much as I like Dylan, Max and Fang just work :) Hence the ending. So, I dedicated a second set to them now that I know how it works out. WOOHOO FAXNESS :P

'Nuff said.

YES, I realize there are two different shoes. I couldn’t decide! :)

An INSTAGRAM! *ba dum tss*
Because normal sets are too mainstream. Song: Kavin Kom (The Snow Comes) by Eivør Pálsdóttir (how's THAT for obscure, eh? Gotta love foreign music!)