Bisous Bee Rings

B Alphabet Ring in Rose Gold

G, B, V Alphabet Rings in Rose Gold

Check out Bisous Bee ring shop to see more of these cool custom made alphabet rings.

I believe I can fly

summer on the boat

New York

being a New Yorker

free hugs

splitscreen love

mirrors

help

child services

spring

kaddafi strikes back

dun gece stratejik acidan onemli olan websayfam, batinin saldirisi altindaki araplar tarafindan ele gecirildi..magdurum

buyuk gun geldi catti

acayip bi mac gene, diorum ki bu sefer artik heycanlanmam, takim nerdeyse kume dusecek, saka bi yana hicbir amacimizin olmadigi bi sene oldu bzm icin ama ben gene heycanlaniyorum, biliyorumki saat 2 (NY time baby) de mac oncesini actigimda 1 saat stresten icim icimi yicek.. emre geliyor ztn maci izlemeye, normalde beraber izlemeyiz o fenerli oldugu icin ama bu sene iddiamiz yok diye oyle oldu.. gereksiz sert bi mac olucak gibime geliyor cunku bzm kaybedicek hicbesiyimiz yok 3 kirmizi gorsek gene koymaz hatta iyi olur Hagi giderse Tugayda gencleri oynatir bi daha ki mac.. ama fener icin oyle degil, onlar cok konsantreler bu maca ve bence bu yuzden yenilcekler cunku bizde hep cok konsantre cikioduk ve hep yenilioduk bu piclere, ama kadikoyde oyle olmadi bu sene.. bzmkiler sert oynicaklar buyuk ihtimal ve Lugano'ya dikkat edilmeli cunku Neillda yok gobekte bu sefer kornerlerde heralde ya Servet ya Gokhan tutucak, Ferrari'ye yaptigi ibnelikleri her zmnki gibi gene yapicaktir.. Emre nin olmamasi avantaj mi degil mi bilemedim tam, cunku GS maclarinda cok ii oynmaz ztn genelde, bizde de Arda oynamaz heralde ki iyi olur cok stresleniyor cocuk.. gitsin artik ztn ne para geliosa da gelsin bizde yolumuza bakalim..

bayadir GS uzerine yazmiodum, icimden gelmiyordu, arada kucuk kucuk biseyler salliyodum.. ozlemisim be yazmayi.. su takim duzelsin de seneye, ya da yazin bi yonetim ve teknik heyet degisikligi ve yeni transferler yeni umitler gene baslariz yazmaya..

haydi hayirlisi bu aksam icin, hakeden kazansin diyelim ve mucadeleci futbolumuzla gelecek sene icin umutlandiran bi mac olmasini dileyelim..

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le tour du monde en 80"

vahsi

lost film...

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Galatasaray'a sahip cikin!

http://www.medyaspor.com/yazarlar/galatasaray-a-sahip-cikin-3039088

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underground new york city

dortmundlu olmak

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hahha

mercedes

life is tricky

- Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong.
- I’m always slightly terrified when I exit out of Word and it asks me if I want to save any changes to my ten-page technical report that I swear I did not make any changes to.
- I hate leaving my house confident and looking good and then not seeing anyone of importance the entire day. What a waste.
- I keep some people’s phone numbers in my phone just so I know not to answer when they call.
- I think the freezer deserves a light as well.
- I would rather try to carry 10 over-loaded plastic bags in each hand than take 2 trips to bring my groceries in.
- The only time I look forward to a red light is when I’m trying to finish a text.
- How many times is it appropriate to say “What?” before you just nod and smile because you still didn’t hear or understand a word they said?
- Shirts get dirty. Underwear gets dirty. Pants? Pants never get dirty, and you can wear them forever.

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muammer

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this is not..

motto

masum..

adam olun

ne maçlar kazandık, ne kupalar kaldırdık, kimsenin elini eteğini öpmedik.. bu telaş, bu küçülme, bu korku neden? taraftarın gibi dik dur başkan!

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streets

Sami Yen'e veda #3

Sami Yen'e veda #2

Sami Yen'e veda #1

Kanye West - Runaway

Aslantepe ve Cem Yilmaz

dark

How to Live in New York City By RYAN O'CONNELL

Move here when you’re 18 or 22, maybe even 24. Come from somewhere else-the north, south, west, Xanadu- and come to realize that everyone living in New York is a transplant. Even the ones who grew up on the Upper East Side end up moving into a place downtown, which, as you’ll soon discover, is like moving to a different city.

Discover the cruel and bizarre world of New York City real estate. End up spending an obscene amount of money on something called a broker’s fee, first and last month’s rent and a security deposit. Cry a little bit in the leasing office but remind yourself that you’re so happy to be here.

Picture hearing a man playing the saxophone outside your bedroom window. End up hearing a lot of sirens instead. Figure it’s okay because it’s New York and you’re still so happy to be here.

Go out to bars in the Lower East Side because the Internet told you so. Fall in love with a bar called, Max Fish, and always stay out till four in the morning. Eat a falafel and have someone pay for a cab back to your apartment. Watch the sun start to rise while going over the Williamsburg Bridge and feel like your life is becoming some kind of movie.

Eat bad pizza but trick yourself into believing it’s good because it’s made in New York. Do the same thing with bagels and sex.

Meet people who will be your best friends for three or four months. They’ll help you transition into city life and take you to weird bars in Murray Hill. It will be like the blind leading the blind but once you get a firm grasp on things, you can stop returning their phone calls.

Watch your life in New York go through phases. Spend a summer in Fort Greene with a lover and get to know the neighborhood and its rhythms. Once the fling ends, forget the blocks, parks and restaurants ever existed and don’t return unless you have to.

Encounter a lot of people crying in public. Watch an NYU student cry in Think Coffee, a business woman in midtown sob into her cellphone, an old man whimper on a stoop in Greenpoint. At first, it will feel very jarring but, like everything else, it will become normal. Have your first public cry in front of a Bank of America. Cry so hard and don’t care if people are watching you. You pay good money to be able to cry in public.

Work long hours at a thankless job. Always be one step away from financial destitution. Marvel at how expensive New York is, how when you walk out the door, $20.00 immediately gets deleted from your wallet. Understand that even though no one has any money, everyone is privileged to live in New York City.

Go home for the holidays and run into old friends from high school. When you tell them that you live in New York, watch their eyes widen. They’ll say, “Oh my god, New York? That’s so crazy. I’m so jealous!” Have a blasé attitude about it but deep down inside, know they have good reason to be jealous.

Go home and feel relieved to be away from the energy of the city, that punishing 4:00 a.m. last call. Spend the first two days eating and sleeping, getting back to normal. Spend the last two days feeling anxious and ready to get back to your real home. Realize this city has you by the balls and isn’t going to let you go.

Someday you might grow tired of it all though. You might start crying in public more often than you’d like, have a bad break-up and want to pack it all up.

Certain moments of living in the city will always stick out to you. Buying plums from a fruit vendor on 34th street and eating three of them on a long walk, the day you spent in bed with your best friend watching Tyra Banks, the amazing rooftop party you attended on a sweltering hot day in July. These memories might seem insignificant but they were all moments when you looked around the city and felt like you were a part of it all.

When you leave the city, you probably won’t come back. Eventually your life in New York will seem so far away and sometimes you’ll even wonder if it really happened. Don’t worry. It did.