Lana was her name. Dancer, singer, and overall artist. She’s absolutely stunning. We talked again for what seemed like hours but which was only minutes. As I was talking to her, i could see that my parents were creeping around the marketplace, spying on us. I finally felt at peace. It only took one small lady, to complete this vacation. This is probably the best way I could’ve ended this trip and I’m really glad it happen. It’s crazy… She’s like a year, almost two years, older than me but she doesn’t seem to care. I’m definitely not used to that but who cares. As our time together ended, I wondered if I’d ever be able to meet her again… I really hope so. All that’s on my mind is her, and all I can do is smile. Life is hella good.

My god… I can’t believe it. So as the sunsets on a beautiful Monday evening, my family decides to go watch and Hawaiian hula dance show. Me being me, I was up for a small show. The show itself was very informative about Hawaiian culture and the origins of the dances and music. It was magnificent experience. Mid-show, the MC was talking about the rodeo’s origin in Hawaii and as the dancers got into positions off-stage, a beautiful, young lady caught my attention. She was an amazing dancer as well; absolutely breath taking. During the dance, her bracelet came loose and fell off. But as the dance finished and the dancers walked off-stage, the anklet remained on the floor. So I picked it up. For the remainder of the show, I clenched her bracelet in my hand and all I could think about was her. I was hoping she would return for the finale so I could return it, but she didn’t. I was confused, a bit sad, and worried because I was holding onto a stranger’s bracelet. The hula show ended and I wounded up looking for the girl back stage so I could return her lost bracelet, but oddly enough she was not there. More confused and sad, I head back and towards and souvenir booth that the dance company set up. As I was looking at the assortment of charms and necklaces, I was about to inquire about the pricing. As I move my head up and begin to speak, there she was; right in front of me. We stared at each other for what felt like an hour but which was only a few seconds. I stuttered as I try to find the words to compliment her and her dancing but doing so I made her laugh. Of course, I blushed a bit but I felt good about the situation. We talked for a bit outside the booth, watched the sun set into the blue horizon, and witness dolphins jumping up through the water. It was absolutely wonderful. Sadly, we both had to leave as our parents were waiting for us. I returned her bracelet as a final little surprise and we said our farewells. Before she left, I asked her if I’d ever see her again; me being the hopeless and desperate romantic that I try to be. I expected to hear the definite probability of “I’m sorry but I can’t” but instead she tells me there is another show on Friday, just a half mile away on Friday. My gosh. I was so relieved. I accidentally winked at her as she left, but she giggled and winked back. I never thought that me of all people would be this lucky. For me, this is one in a million, the impossible has happened. Hopefully i will be able to go to the show on Friday and be able to see her loveliness for what’s hopefully not the last time. And this time I should probably ask for her name. Ahhhh~ Hawaii ‘13… Full of surprises :)

Freak-outs, stress, and impatience is all I got. I suggested calming down, and try to be patient. I thought it was a logical thing to do. What else am I supposed to say? “Okay do whatever because it will make it happen sooner”. Yeah definitely, of course. How stupid of me. 

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fuckingmultiverse:

letsgivethesekidsashow:

honeychildplease:

I’m quite pleased with this.

Rapping this out loud in my empty classroom like swag.

WALK INTO THE CLUB LIKE WADDUP I AM A BIG SCOT

I’M SO PUMPED ABOUT SOME VISION THAT THE WITCHES GOT

I WILL BE THANE, SO SAYS THE PROPHECY

THAT PEOPLE LIKE “DAMN, MACBETH DESERVES GLORY”

pageofmelody:

If you get a message from a Skype contact that looks like this:

DO NOT CLICK THE LINK. It’s ransomware that will lock your computer up, accusing you of possession of child pornography, and threaten to alert the authorities unless a $200 payment is made. And then pass the link along to all your Skype contacts.

SERIOUSLY, DON’T CLICK IT.

If you’ve already been infected, or if you know someone who has, instructions for removing the virus are under the cut.

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