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WALLA WALLA - Walla Walla Community College officials said they couldn't remember the last time they had to file police complaints against students who owed them financial aid refunds, but so far this month the college has filed nine such complaints.
College officials said the students failed to attend courses over the last year, even though they were paid a total of $10,000 in federal financial aid funds.
Walla Walla Community College Vice President of Student Services Clinton Gabbard said the college has given the individuals numerous opportunities to work out a payment plan and as a last measure has resorted to filing police complaints.
"The college's approach is we want these folks to pay the money back, and we want them to become college students in the future. What the prosecutor does in the future who knows," Gabbard said, noting that so far he has yet to hear from the prosecutor's office regarding the matter.
In previous years financial aid checks weren't available until after enrollment was verified on the first day of classes. But a recent move to facilitate the payment process also made it so students can now receive checks before the first day of class, Gabbard said.
Each year, WWCC administers roughly $14 million in financial aid to some 9,300 students, or about 80 percent of the student body, Gabbard added.
The $10,000 owed represents less than two-tenths of a percent of the college's yearly financial aid payments.
Of the nine students who had police complaints filed against them, most were over 30 and only half still lived in the area.
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How To Pick a Potato
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Even at an average supermarket, there are usually at least five varieties of potatoes. Most of us know which one to get for a baked potato (test: what's it actually called?) and most know what a sweet potato look like (wait, yam? sweet potato? which is it?), but beyond that, selecting the right potato for the right dish remains a mystery.
Basically, potatoes fall into three categories: starchy, waxy, and those in-between.
Those with a high starch content, like Russets, are great for baking and frying. Because of their starch, they don't hold together very well but are absorbent so are best paired with something to absorb (think butter and sour cream.) They are decent mashed, but care must be taken not to over work them, else you'll have a gluey mess. A starchy potato excretes a milky film onto the knife when sliced.
Those with a less starch, like most red-skinned potatoes, have a more waxy texture so they hold their shape while cooking. They work well for dishes like soups, stews, potato salad and scalloped potatoes where you would need to boil, slice, or roast. You can usually determine if a potato is waxy by its thin skin. If the skin feels very thin to the touch and you can easily scratch off a piece (don't do this before buying it!), it's probably waxy.
A third category would be medium starch potatoes which are more all-purpose, and they'll work in most potato dishes. Yukon Golds are a commonly available all-purpose potato.
Knowing which potato to use for which dish is the first step toward success with potatoes. Most people who say they don't like potatoes probably haven't had a potato that was cooked properly. A scalloped Russet, for example, will be cloyingly dry and fall apart.
Next I'll give you some specifics, based on a recent trip to the farmers' market when I came home with sixteen different varieties of potatoes.
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Beware of new potatoes! I recently found out that I'm particularly sensitive to the alkaloids in potato (mildly poisonous, they give that weird bitter, metallic-in-the-back-of-your-throat taste often found in greenish potatoes).
I've had frequent problems eating red potatoes, so I avoid those, but over the weekend I bought some baby russets at the farmer's market, and basically made myself sick all night. Yech. Just wanted to share so others could learn from my misfortune.
(Potatoes that actually look greenish - of any type - also are high in alkaloids.)
It's like a potato photo-lineup! Actually, the photos could make a really cute calendar.
Technically all yams that you buy in this country are sweet potatoes, just different varieties. True yams are grown in the sub-tropics and they are larger than your arm.
Sara--such a great job at describing the characteristics of potatoes... I couldn't have said it any better! BTW--Meredith from the US Potato Board Here :-) Cant wait to see what you find out about the 16 varieties you picked up.
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In response to marisab--she's right that potatoes with a green hue contain solanine, an alkaloid that if eaten in large quantity could give you a stomach ache. It's a naturally occuring chemical produced by vegetables that have been over-exposed to light (some stores will put an opaque tarp over the potato display to block the light). But never fear--if some of your potatoes are turning a little green, just peel the skin off and if the flesh is white, they're perfectly fine and super-nutritious to eat!
Although it's possible to get yams in this country on occasion (these will invariably be either flour or already cut up, since a true yam is enormous), generally Americans buy sweet potatoes and erroneously call them yams. The sweet potato is not botanically related to the yam. A yam is actually the tuber of certain tropical plants in the lily family, whereas the sweet potato belongs in the same family as morning glories. Neither the yam, nor the sweet potato, is actually related to potatoes.
The reason (theory) "yam" is a synonym for sweet potato in the common vernacular is that during the slave days, slave cooks believed they were similar (and they are similar in some ways) to what they called "nayami," or yam. Over time, this mislabel of the sweet potato became a commonality.
I hate potatoes.
I used to eat them when I lived at home, but then I moved out on my own and didn't make them for myself. I was also broke a lot, so eating out wasn't an option. Then I went home for a vacation, and with one bite I realized... These things are nasty. What was I thinking?
I thought it might be that one experience, or that way of making them. Such was not the case.
No matter what the variety, no matter how they're prepared, no matter who prepares them, all potatoes taste like dirt to me now. Or worse. I don't like the texture of the waxy, starchy or in between kinds. They all feel nasty in my mouth. The very smell of them nauseates me, and the color of the innards doesn't help. There is nothing I like about them.
I LOVE potatoes. Done mashed, baked, boiled, fried, chopped, in salads.. you name it.
My favourite is mashed or in a fry form however...
Thanks for the run down.
Choosing the right variety of potato makes an enormous difference... Here in Europe, there are typically more varieties of potatoes than back home (although if you want to find a red-skinned potato, you might have a hard time). Mashed potatoes or good oven-crisped potatoes are all down to which variety you make them with...
What I find in North America is that every recipe just about says to use Yukon Gold potatoes. They are a nice potato, but being all-purpose, I find that they are not stellar in any recipe -- there is always a better potato available.
Nice tutorial.
This is great - I recently picked up Peruvian purple potatoes from my CSA share and was dumbfounded! But they are delicious and particularly nutritious - The purple hue is due to its anthocyanin content, a powerful antioxidant. They made great, colorful oven-baked fries!
Oprah had a recipe for purple mashed potatoes with lime butter, and it's amazing! In order to retain the purple colour, you have to bake the potatoes, scoop out the flesh and mash.
The lime butter has both juice and grated rind.
When you pour the lime butter over the mashed potatoes, the acids in the butter react, and you get a colour change wherever the butter spills or puddle -- it turns from bluish purple to a bright pinkish orchid. Beautiful!!
This is a great tutorial. I ALWAYS forget what potato is best for what when I go to the grocery store.


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"Harry's parents and friends think he's crazy because he acts out the rich fantasies of his 10-year-old imagination. And when his eccentric American uncle dies and leaves Harry a parrot named Madison (Mad), they're convinced of it. A believable, satisfying animal fantasy, with memorable characterizations and playful humor...a sprightly read-aloud."--Publishers Weekly
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Dick King-Smith was born and raised in Gloucestershire, England, surrounded by pet animals. After twenty years as a farmer, he turned to teaching and then to writing children's books. Dick writes mostly about animals: farmyard fantasy, as he likes to call it, often about pigs, his special favorites. He enjoys writing for children, meeting the children who read his books, and knowing that they get enjoyment from what he does. Among his well-loved books is Babe, The Gallant Pig , which was recently made into a major motion picture, and was nominated for an Academy Award.
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Arthur Recap Season 14 Episode 4 Part 2 "The Great Lint Rush"
Ugh, this episode involves Baby Kate and Pal so I will choke down the vomit and get through it, just for you guys.
At Casa de Read, Arthur is looking for his socks when D.W. comes out of her room to demand her socks back. Then David shows up barefoot and D.W. starts yelling for the Feet Police.
It turns out that Pal has stolen the socks for the stupid pun that is the sock market. Amigo, the Molinas' dog, tells Pal that it is too late and that "the greedy amphibian bought up everyone's socks".
Mr. Toad cackles how he now owns the sock market and the title card is a short clip that from this episode that will never be used again.
I'm remembering now how stupid this episode was and I am dreading the rest of it.
Look, I'm just going to watch it all the way through and then come back and write a summary as opposed to writing this recap as I watch because I don't want to prolong the pain.
Let's get this over with.
I confused this episode with "The Great Sock Mystery" which featured the first appearance of the Sock Market and all its subsequent bullshit.
Basically, since Mr. Toad bought up all the socks because he is a selfish douche. Amigo tells Pal that this could lead to the Chilly Toes Scare of 1929 when the Sock Market crashed so all the humans had no socks and their feet stank.
SHUT UP. You dogs and your Furmasons do not secretly run the world!
For God's sake, you are afraid of thunderstorms and eat your own shit!
They need to get the market running again so Pal begs Mr. Toad to loan him a sock. Mr. Toad agrees, but he wants 10 more by the end of the week and if Pal fails, he wants the Reads' house.
Then he bribes Pal with a bunch of weiners to make him say yes.
God, see this is why dogs don't run the world. They only think with their stomach. Or at the very least, Pal does.
Someone once told me golden retrievers are one of the dumbest dogs. Looking at Pal, I think they might have been right.
However, Mr. Toad moves in his toad colony early and tells Pal that he's not going to succeed and he might as well just move his friends in. Yeah, he might as well. Let them have a few days of happiness before the Reads fumigate the shit out of that house and kill them all.
Just saying.
Pal, Amigo, and Baby Kate hatch a plan to make laundry lint a hot commodity, which would drive down the value of socks and thus they could make Mr. Toad give up the socks.
They spread the words amongst all the animals and they all collect as much lint as possible which brings me to this:
I know I don't have children but Jane Read…
Anyway, they succeed in tricking Mr. Toad and they get the Sock Market back and now he owns a bunch of worthless lint.
Whatever, I don't care about the Great Lint Rush.
Grade: D (First of all, this was confusing since I had completely forgotten about The Great Sock Mystery. Baby Kate and Pal aren't featured enough so that we can continue their stories where we leave off, thank God. Also, this was a Baby Kate and Pal episode and the only good one was The Secret Lives of Babies and Dogs, which should have been their first and last appearance.)
Rating: 1% intense. The Sock Market is not intense.


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Drug for Rare Blood Disorder Developed at Penn Receives Orphan Drug Status from European Union
A Penn Medicine-developed drug has received orphan status in Europe this week for the treatment of paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), a rare, life-threatening disease that causes anemia due to destruction of red blood cells and thrombosis.
Penn Medicine Study: Attacking a Rare Disease at its Source With Gene Therapy
Treating the rare disease MPS I is a challenge. MPS I, caused by the deficiency of a key enzyme called IDUA, eventually leads to the abnormal accumulation of certain molecules and cell death.
Penn-NIH Team Discovers New Type of Cell Movement in 3D Matrix
For decades, researchers have used petri dishes to study cell movement. These classic tissue culture tools, however, only permit two-dimensional movement, very different from the three-dimensional movements that cells make in a human body.
Veterans Upward Bound at Penn Prepares Former Soldier for Engineering Success
Tyrell McCurbin is a man with determination.
Penn Announces Launch of President's Engagement Prizes
University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann today announced the launch of the President's Engagement Prizes, competitively awarded annual prizes for Penn seniors to design and undertake fully funded local, national or global engagement projects during the first year after they graduate.
Penn Paleontologists Describe a Possible Dinosaur Nest and Young 'Babysitter'
Dinosaurs are often depicted as giant, frightening beasts. But every creature is a baby once.
A new examination of a rock slab containing fossils of 24 very young dinosaurs and one older individual is suggestive of a group of hatchlings overseen by a caretaker, according to a new study by University of Pennsylvania researchers.
For Penn's Tanner Frank, Dinosaur Digs in Utah Offer a Desk Job Alternative
Like a lot of little kids, Tanner Frank went through a "dinosaur phase." Unlike most, however, he says, "I never grew out of it."
Penn Study Shows 25 Percent Fewer Opioid-Related Deaths in States Allowing Medical Marijuana
On average, states allowing the medical use of marijuana have lower rates of deaths resulting from opioid analgesic overdoses than states without such laws. Opioid analgesics, such as OxyContin, Percocet and Vicodin, are prescribed for moderate to severe pain, and work by suppressing a person's perception of pain.
Laura Perna Named Inaugural James S. Riepe Professor in Penn's Graduate School of Education
Laura Perna has been named the James S. Riepe Professor in the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education.
Behind the Scenes of Penn's 2014 New Student Orientation
New Student Orientation at the University of Pennsylvania is not just about newcomers learning about Penn. It is also about current-student volunteers getting better acquainted with themselves.
Penn Undergrad Researches Cross-cultural Implications of the 'Gangnam Phenomenon'
By Christina Cook
New Students Volunteer in West Philadelphia as Part of Penn Community Teamworks
Sixteen incoming graduate students and one alumna of the University of Pennsylvania spent the day making a house a home in West Philadelphia.
Senior Leads Penn Women's Ice Hockey Club Into the 2014-15 Season
Alyssa Johncola is an unstoppable force at the University of Pennsylvania.
She's the president, right winger and former substitute goalie of the women's ice hockey team, a club made up of both graduate and undergraduate students at Penn.
Penn Study: Electronic Alerts Significantly Reduce Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections
A Penn Medicine team has found that targeted automated alerts in electronic health records significantly reduce urinary tract infections in hospital patients with urinary catheters. In addition, when the design of the alert was simplified, the rate of improvement dramatically increased.
Penn Student Assists in Developing an Economic Growth Plan in Guatemala
In a very poor but picturesque region of Guatemala, Seth Amos spent the summer working to help a town to develop an economic growth strategy.
Penn Sophomore Speaks at U.N. Human Rights Session in Geneva
In testimony before the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Benjamin Fogel spoke out against the repression of political freedom, false imprisonment and the absence of an independent judiciary in Belarus. But Fogel isn't a world leader or foreign-policy expert.
Taking 'The Condom Pledge': Penn Student's Project Leads to Global Changes
Jason Parad is changing lives, and he's doing it with condoms.
Penn Prof Al Filreis to Host N.Y. Public Library Inaugural 'ModPo' MOOC Meet-up
In the New York City area, online students in a University of Pennsylvania massive open online course on modern poetry are getting the chance to meet offline.
The venue is the New York Public Library where learners in Penn English professor Al Filreis' "Modern and Contemporary American Poetry" MOOC can gather for weekly in-person discussions.
Penn President Amy Gutmann to Welcome Incoming Freshmen
WHO: Amy Gutmann, president of the University of Pennsylvania, and incoming freshmen
WHAT: Move-in for Penn's Class of 2018
WHEN: Aug. 22, 2014, 11am
Penn Sophomore Seeks to Improve Pneumonia Vaccines
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Metro Aviation brings on new staff, announces new customers
Shreveport, La.-based Metro Aviation (Booth No. 415), owner of the Helicopter Flight Training Center in Shreveport, announced at Heli-Expo that Air Medical Group Holdings (AMGH) is its launch customer for simulator training. AMGH and Metro signed a four-year training agreement using the EC135 level-D full-motion simulator as well as the AS350 and Bell 407 Level 7 flight training device. Metro Aviation president Mike Stanberry also announced that California Shock Trauma Air Rescue Ambulance (CalStar) is the co-launch customer for EC135 simulator training at the Helicopter Flight Training Center. CalStar signed a five-year training agreement using the EC135 level-D full motion simulator.
Pilots for both companies will train on the use of NVGs, autorotations, inadvertent IMC and more in the sophisticated simulators.
"We are excited to partner with Metro Aviation for the best training possible for our pilots, giving them opportunities to develop skills to handle whatever situations they may face without risk to them, our team or the aircraft," said CalStar president Lynn Malmstrom. "This is the next big step in our continuing efforts to keep our patients and crews flying safe."
Metro Aviation expects delivery of the EC135 simulator, a full-motion level-D device, next month. The simulator will be available for training this summer, according to Stanberry.
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Plus I love ubuntu I have dual bios on my motherboard
Oh and what parts did you use to build? When I saw doesn't run very well I was like huh?
Apple makes just as good of profits based on sales. Apple has a huge chunk of users on computers considering they don't license there software like windows that makes a huge difference.
Also I doubt any of the commenters know enough to even say which is better..
Are you attending BYU right now or did you graduate from there? I only ask cause your name has BYU in it and I go to school/work there.
I think people are missing the big point here "The Keyboard". Intel has known this is the problem that stands in the way of everything IOS. For example my IOS powered iphone is beside me while I type this post and it's there for a reason. I could sit here and tap this message out but its much more convenient for me to use a keyboard if I'm going to type anything lengthy. So what intel will do is wait for Apple to make the move when they decide to release something like an i-keyboard maybe in conjunction with a stand to place the ipad to make it an i-laptop so then they can release something competitive and in turn both mega companies can transition more toward touch simplicity combined with tactile keyboard feedback. So soon we will take our laptop screen to work as a tablet and place it on our keyboard stand equipped with usb, sd ports and blueray drives--when we get home ? This is inevitable.


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MRES is not just a school, it is a family. There motto is, do good things and good things will follow. My motto as a MRES volunteer is 'lend a helping hand and a hand will always be there to hold.' It is the finest school in Charlotte County with a A rating. I bet it is the finest in the state and the entire country! Kindly, Renee` Galloway
My son went all 6yrs there and my daughter has gone 4yrs they love it! Some of the teachers there go above and beyond there job discriptions to make sure the kids get everything they need to learn and to become successful young adults. Thank you so much to the entire staff at MRES!
I have three kids who attend MRES and they love it! School is safe in a quiet residential area, extracurricular activities are excellent, teacher quality is outstanding and a new principal is young and energetic. Open house was great too which made transition very smooth for my kids.
We moved to the area after our son had already started Kindergarten. He made the transition smoothly with help from his teacher. Although we had heard negative comments about Florida education before we moved, we have been pleased with this school. The new principal has added a breath of fresh air with an emphasis on communication between parents and teachers, a safe campus, addressing concerns immediately with an open door policy. In reading the previous reviews, you can definitely tell when the new principal came on board. This is an A rated school and deservedly so. Our son is entering the fifth grade, we just attended the open house (which is also new under the new principal) and we're looking forward to a great year. We are happy our son ended up at Myakka and would recommend it to anyone.
Myakka is a great school with a great principal. My son has been there for two years and a lot of issues have come up and for the most part the school and its staff have been helpful and ontop of things.
I love my sons teacher but some of the schools staff has some issues.
This school is fantastic. They have a very open door policy about anything regarding students. whatever arises they will help you to handle it. They always take the child's best interests to heart and is a true family, no matter if you are parent, teacher, staff or parent you will always feel welcome at Myakka. I have been at this school for 9 years and our experiences have been excellent!
The staff at this school is outstanding!
I have only good to say about this school. My oldest son began school up north and when we came down they said he was behind for a kindergartener. He caught up in a matter of weeks and was on the honor roll up until he 'graduated' Myakka. I have a first grader there now who is doing exceptional. My family up north compares his progress with a nephew who is in third grade and my son is nearly as proficient in all areas as he is. (The school in that state are always ranked high.) I have also been a room mom for most of the years and watch first hand how thing are done and approve whole heartedly. One last thing, specials are offered each day ensuring the kids education is well rounded.
My child has only attended this school for a very short time. In that time, I have come to see some things I do not like. Too many students in classrooms, leading to not enough one-on-one time. Too much emphasis put on the No Child Left Behind act & not enough on math or writing. My husband & I have considered several times of transferring our child out. We are giving it until the end of the semester of this year before we make a final decision.
It's very hit or miss at this school. Some teachers are well above excellent and others leave much to be desired. I advise parents to stay on top of anything they are concerned about lest their child fall through the cracks.
I have nothing but good experiences with this school.The staff goes well above and beyond to help and take care of children.
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Cooking is one of my favorite hobbies—particularly during the Christmas season. These parfaits are a great way to top off holiday meals. They have a sweet almond flavor but aren't too heavy and filling.
6-8 Servings
Prep: 10 min. + chilling Cook: 15 min.
1 cup sugar,
1/4 cup cornstarch
3 cups milk
4 egg yolks
1 tablespoon butter
1/2 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Almond Extract
3/4 cup chopped toasted almonds
1/2 cup shortbread cookie crumbs
1 cup heavy whipping cream
6 to 8 maraschino cherries
In a large saucepan, combine 3/4 cup sugar and cornstarch. Gradually
add milk until smooth. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Cook and
stir for 2 minutes or until thickened and bubbly.
In a small bowl, beat egg yolks; gradually add 1 cup hot milk
mixture. Return all to pan. Bring to a boil; cook for 1-2 minutes or
until thickened. Add butter and extract; mix well. Chill for 1 hour
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Add almonds. Pour into six to eight parfait glasses; sprinkle with
cookie crumbs. In a bowl, beat cream and remaining sugar until soft
peaks form. Spoon over parfaits. Chill. Just before serving, garnish
with cherries. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Songs That Mean A Lot To Me
2) Getting Over The Overs - Ruiner
"Yeah! now i fucking get it… what you meant when you said moving as far as i can will change everything… i never understood it then but i understand it now the options are slim, the placements perfect no one knows me here… and all those moments i spent screaming at the wall… hoping maybe your picture could answer back… and sometimes, and sometimes, i wish i didnt care. yes sometimes i wish i could never hear your voice…then maybe this would be easy, maybe this would be as simple as the way it hurt you, without thought or reason, without a shred of compassion.. and the fuck ups.. I'm never coming home. its so easy when there is someone else to blame but i see that same fucking face every fucking day. im spending every second wishing i could take it all back and you were so different this is the end. i never got it i never knew what it meant you only appreciate someone when they're fucking gone and you kept drinking, until i didnt exist..well im sorry…im sorry…im desperate…im sorry and for once…im speechless"
RUINER ARE AMAZING! I listened to the "What Could Possibly Go Right? EP" every day for 3 of the hardest months of my life. It really help make things feel that little bit more bearable every time, especially this song. It didn't necessarily fit my situation word for word but I shared a lot of the same emotions and feelings. This song is so powerful and hands down my favourite hardcore song ever.
Ruiner are 2 legit 2 quit, except they did, because they were extremely legit (check out their reason for it and you'll understand.)


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I will roleplay with anyone from any fandom/universe, past or present. This blog is multi-ship friendly. Everything is AU, unless noted otherwise. And feel free to violate my askbox!
Saeran Sullivan | Indie Mutant OC | Code Name: Asphyxia
✦ Ex-member of The Brotherhood turned S.H.I.E.L.D. agent in exchange for a pardon.
✦ Member of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s team, Freedom Force.
✦ Will rp via icons, gifs, one-liners, paras—all of it!
✦ Multi- fandom, ship, universe, etc.
✦ Mun and Muse are 18+, lots and lots of nsfw here, because Saeran is a little hussy. Sorry. #notactuallysorry.
「 ᴍʏ ɴᴀᴍᴇ's ᴊᴜᴅᴇ. sᴏᴍᴇ ᴍɪɢʜᴛ sᴀʏ ɪ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ᴀ ɢʟᴏᴡɪɴɢ ᴘᴇʀsᴏɴᴀʟɪᴛʏ.
ᴏᴛʜᴇʀs ᴍɪɢʜᴛ sᴀʏ ᴛʜᴀᴛ ɪɴsɪᴅᴇ ᴍᴇ ɪs ᴛʜᴇ ᴄᴀᴜsᴇ ᴏғ ᴀʙsᴏʟᴜᴛᴇ ᴅɪsᴀsᴛᴇʀ… 」
Another friendly reminder that this blog is inactive and only still up because I'm using it as an archive. Howard is now at the url above. Please follow him, not this blog if you would like to rp. Thanks, lovelies.
Just in case any of you haven't realized I moved yet. I changed this url and made a new blog with the old one. So theimmortalhowardstark is my main and this one is just here as an archive of old threads and things. Sorry for any confusion!
((I love you all so much, you have no idea. Slinking off to play on my oc now. <3))
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*sarenades you with I will always love you* of course hun YOU GOTTA TAKE CARE OF YOU
((Omgosh, I totally serenaded Mauri before I even saw this! Ugh, you guys, get outta my brain!!!))
Things happen, bby. I understand. Muses come and go, life gets in the way. As long as I can still be your friend, I'm fine :] I'll still probably bug you with Antechuity feels every now and then, though… *hugs tight* Mauri and I still love you<3
((You will always and forever be my friend whether you like it or not! You are totally stuck with me! :p And yes, Antechuity feels *grabby hands* Speaking of, that photoset you made was absolutely gorgeous, ugh. And now I just really want Howard to serenade Mauri because 'Iiiii will always looove yoooooooo!' *cue Whitney Houston*))
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ooc// You do what you gotta do hun, and I'll be on skype yes *love* I don't want to lose contact after all, iluu
((Yes, skype! We will still feels all over the place and write awesome Abe/Henry things!!))
((its okay bby! not gonna lie sally will miss howard but you gotta do whats best for you! We'll be sure to stay in contact I'll add your new muse and everything will be okay i promise!))
((Thanks! You seriously have no idea how much better that makes me feel! ILU TO INFINITY AND BEYOND!!))


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