C.B. Lee's Blog, page 13

haroldcamilo:Right there when you feel...

haroldcamilo:

Right there when you feel everything.

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"We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect."

“We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.”

- Anais Nin (via writernoir)

hekiqoo:月光と薄明のはざまで。

hekiqoo:

月光と薄明のはざまで。

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naomi-reads:Not Your Sidekick by C.B. LeeI adored JessI loved...

naomi-reads:

Not Your Sidekick by C.B. Lee I adored Jess
I loved the romance, Jess and Abby are both so sweet and they are so cute around each other The world building was great, and I’m really interested to see how the politics behind the superheroes is developed further There were many small but great teenager things: Jess, Bells, and Emma messaging each other and just acting like teens, Jess dealing with being the ‘ordinary’ child of superhero parents, Jess’ crush on Abby and dealing with...

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tonks42:I can no longer go here without thinking of Not Your...

tonks42:

I can no longer go here without thinking of Not Your Sidekick. 

I did not, however, pull a Jess and throw myself off of rocks to see if I could fly. I’m to afraid of heights for that to sound like a good idea. 

Oh, that’s lovely! Red Rocks is one of my favorite places, ever. And Bells would be right there with you on the fear of heights thing, hehe. ^_^

asymbina:kaceart:rowdyholtzy:Where’s the goofy teen comedy where the popular girl gives the shy...

asymbina:

kaceart:

rowdyholtzy:

Where’s the goofy teen comedy where the popular girl gives the shy girl a makeover she can Get The Guy™, only to realize that she’s actually falling in love with her and then they have the classic Arguing In The Rain scene because the popular girl is sad that the shy girl went on a date with The Guy so she angrily confesses her feelings and then they kiss and it’s all the feels?

w hoops

omg this is PERFECT

cityranger:Goldstream Trestle, Vancouver Island

cityranger:

Goldstream Trestle, Vancouver Island

"Writing begins with forgiveness. Let go of the shame about how long it’s been since you last wrote,..."

“Writing begins with forgiveness. Let go of the shame about how long it’s been since you last wrote, the clenching fear that you’re not a good enough writer, the doubts over whether or not you can get it done”

- Daniel José Older (via whatsinsideawritersmind)