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I'm Kaylie and I'm almost 20 years old.

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swipe swipe. too bad they’re so weak.

swipe swipe. too bad they’re so weak.

  6:28 pm  |   May 23 2012   |  2 notes   |  View comments  

romeo: hey i just met you.
romeo: and this is crazy.
romeo: but i saw you at your dad's party that i wasn't supposed to attend and i thought you were pretty cute so i followed you and we kissed but then your nanny called you away and i found out you were a capulet and got bummed so i sneaked into your back yard in the middle of the night and climbed your balcony uninvited to profess my undying love after an hour even though i wanted to bone rosaline like two scenes ago.
romeo: so marry me maybe.

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This is neither a photo that was taken by my S90, a photo from when I was 18 (now 19), or a photo that is fairly emotionless.This is my dog Lexy. My family got her when I was four years old. The dog before her that we had adopted from the shelter, Abby, died as a puppy from Parvo. I was heartbroken.Now fifteen years later, I am even more heartbroken to lose the dog that has always been there for me when I was upset or through the good times.I am in my second year of college now. I didn’t even get to say goodbye.She has been a pain in the ass, sure, but what person or dog isn’t?I love you Lexy, even though you were “just a dog”.February 14, 1997 - September 5, 2011

This is neither a photo that was taken by my S90, a photo from when I was 18 (now 19), or a photo that is fairly emotionless.

This is my dog Lexy. My family got her when I was four years old. The dog before her that we had adopted from the shelter, Abby, died as a puppy from Parvo. I was heartbroken.

Now fifteen years later, I am even more heartbroken to lose the dog that has always been there for me when I was upset or through the good times.

I am in my second year of college now. I didn’t even get to say goodbye.

She has been a pain in the ass, sure, but what person or dog isn’t?

I love you Lexy, even though you were “just a dog”.

February 14, 1997 - September 5, 2011

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