melloyellocrux

My names Heather Anne.

I am 19 years old, going on 89.
My zodiac sign is the Leo.
So I'n a feisty lil' thang.

I enjoy writing, photography, making music, playing records, and picking my nose.
Big ol' feminist, deeply rooted in riot grrrl, D.I.Y culture, & crafting. I am a chain smoker, and a midnight toker. My laughter is contagious.

Tanning addict, & child of the sun.

5 taturs.
Vegetarian, period, point blank.
I love my girlfriend, Megan Lea Roll, with my whole heart and hands.
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beckyangelix:

This kind of thing was actually really embarassing for my family.
My school had book fairs, pizza days, popcorn days, school fairs every year (these only increased after I graduated from grade eight).
For the entire time I lived with my Mom (17 years), we never once lived above the poverty line. We never really went hungry but that’s only thanks to amazing services like the Food Bank and other kinds of charities that my Mom took full advantage of.
There were three of us going to elementary school all at the same time for a period of about five years. Yes, elementary school is publicly funded, but when you really sit down and look at the system, my parents paid for school trips, voluntary fees for art classes, library fees and events like these. When there are three kids clamouring for this kind of money often at the last second it can be impossible to deal with.
Events like these were crippling to our family and to us as members of the classroom. Our class would get paraded into the library to look at all the beautiful books and I could never buy any of them. My friends’ parents all gave their children lots of money for silly things like erasers and posters and of course, books. I always just waited it out on the stairs outside the library.
I’m pretty sure people started to notice when I never got anything on school event days. I never got pizza. Neither did my sister or my brother. And then we sat there awkwardly while the class insisted on sharing with us.
Sometimes kindergarten lessons like sharing and caring can really do the opposite of what your teacher taught you.

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