me, myself, & time
my name is ryan. i live in orlando. i'm having a quarter life crisis. i like reblogging and hannah montana. i don't like snakes or lady gaga.
cause i'm living the dream & i know it / i know it / i'm trying my best not to blow it / to blow it / & i know everything will be fine / with me, myself & time.
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Photo reblogged from where would we be if we couldn't dream?
oomgggg (Taken with instagram)
if these arent for me consider the items in your room sold.
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Photo reblogged from let the memories begin ºOº
Jasmine’s Aladdin on Time Magazine. View the whole collection.
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Photo reblogged from where would we be if we couldn't dream?
chris colfer. zac efron. now me. (Taken with Instagram at Tiffany & Co)
the picture of audrey in our living room didn’t even make the list…
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Photo reblogged from The Daily What
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RIP: Dan “Danny” Evins, founder of the popular (and occasionally controversial) national restaurant/gift shop chain Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, passed away today of an undisclosed cause. He was 76.
The first Cracker Barrel opened its doors in 1969 in Lebanon, Tennessee. Evins drew inspiration for his restaurant from the country stores he frequented as a kid growing up in the Volunteer State.
Cracker Barrel took its name from the empty cracker barrels country store patrons would use to place their checkerboards on while they played and gossipped about local scuttlebutt.
With its headquarters situated near its flagship store, the chain quickly expanded, eventually surpassing 600 locations across 42 states. Evins served as the company’s CEO — and, later, chairman — for over 30 years. He retired in 2004.
“Danny was the keeper of this special brand for so many, many years, and he left us with a strong culture that values quality and honesty,” said Michael Woodhouse, who succeed Evins as Executive Chairman. “He will be missed deeply.”
[ap via usatoday.]](http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxx3xybMp01qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
RIP: Dan “Danny” Evins, founder of the popular (and occasionally controversial) national restaurant/gift shop chain Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, passed away today of an undisclosed cause. He was 76.
The first Cracker Barrel opened its doors in 1969 in Lebanon, Tennessee. Evins drew inspiration for his restaurant from the country stores he frequented as a kid growing up in the Volunteer State.
Cracker Barrel took its name from the empty cracker barrels country store patrons would use to place their checkerboards on while they played and gossipped about local scuttlebutt.
With its headquarters situated near its flagship store, the chain quickly expanded, eventually surpassing 600 locations across 42 states. Evins served as the company’s CEO — and, later, chairman — for over 30 years. He retired in 2004.
“Danny was the keeper of this special brand for so many, many years, and he left us with a strong culture that values quality and honesty,” said Michael Woodhouse, who succeed Evins as Executive Chairman. “He will be missed deeply.”
[ap via usatoday.]
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Photoset reblogged from Vintage Disney Parks
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Photoset reblogged from Provocatoria
Taken from the Honest Girl Scouts campaign. For a campaign trying to get people /not/ to buy cookies and /not/ support the GSUSA, this is doing an awful lot to suddenly make me want /to/ support the GSUSA. (and I’m saying this a a former Girl Scout of about 6 years who hasn’t bought cookies in years because they’re too expensive).
I see so much acceptance here, and especially in a time in children’s lives where acceptance is so important, taking that away from them is just cruel.
oh man I really want to buy girl scout cookies now
When I was reading this I thought it was written to promote the purchase of GS Cookies because that’s how I perceived it. I’m about to start carrying around cash, just so I can buy from them when I go grocery shopping.
