We are YOUNG and BORED.

Mar 16

HOW ADORABLE CAN THIS MAN GET? ;AAAAAAAA;

(Source: danhobaklover)

Feb 18

(Source: doublemindedfreak, via danhobaklover)

Apr 29

oi.

magpost nga kayo dito. xDD.

Feb 23

we aren’t using this anymore. xD.

Jan 04

our tumblarity is ZEROOO.

and to top it all off, we go back to school! :D.

and we fail our exams! :D.

YAAAAAY!

perfect way to start 2o1o.

right?

Dec 27

@chamille15, thanks for following! :D.

Dec 25

I’m back people. x3

imma eat yer tumblarity.

Dec 15

“Never shall I forget the time I spent with you. Please continue to be my friend, as you will always find me yours.” — Ludwig Van Beethoven

“Friendship improves happiness, and abates misery, by doubling our joys, and dividing our grief.” — Joseph Addison

Dec 11

Boredom will always remain the greatest enemy of school disciplines. If we remember that children are bored, not only when they don’t happen to be interested in the subject or when the teacher doesn’t make it interesting, but also when certain working conditions are out of focus with their basic needs, then we can realize what a great contributor to discipline problems boredom really is. Research has shown that boredom is closely related to frustration and that the effect of too much frustration is invariably irritability, withdrawal, rebellious opposition or aggressive rejection of the whole show.

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