Enchanté mes amours.

My name is Stephanie Williams. I dance, sing, play violin, and twirl flags but above all, acting is my passion. Welcome to my world.

Thu Dec 1
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Riddle me this….

1. Fireflies and those little violets that grow on the lawn in the summer/spring.

2. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, he seems like such a effervescent, artistic person. Piper Perabo, her confidence is so inspiring!

3. My family, friends, and dancing around the house/car/store. =P

4. My friends, we are all so different and strange, yet we get along so well. I love them so much!

felldowntherabbithole:

I am asking YOU a few questions right now, feel free to answer any, or all??

1. What reminds you of being a kid?

2. Who is your guy crush/girl crush and why?

3. What makes you happy daily?

4. Name 8 people that would comprise the most random dinner party ever!

Results will be found on You, Me& Charlie

Sun Nov 6
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(Source: jesiaficionado, via niktik)

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Reblogged from hitrecord

hitrecord:

CosmicSnow Trapeze

Video & Trapeze by PonderGoblin

PonderGoblin writes:

I loved alpal’s mesmerizing video Reverse Snow and JohnnyClyde’s beautiful Snow Song. Metaphorist did a lovely reading of Fractaldust’s text Cosmic Significance, And My Lack Thereof and set it to Snow Song. I used trapeze here to try to echo Alpal’s original video of snow falling upward.

(A second version of it is just me on trapeze and JohnnyClyde’s Snow Song instrumental.)

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beautiful! Well performed, and also well photographed, bravo!

Very interested to see how this gets incorporated into the surrounding material…

<3

Tue Oct 18
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blizzkittyqueen asked: how are youu!? miss yah girll!<3

I’m good! How are you? I miss you too!!! <3

Mon Sep 26
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niktik:

architizer:

For the last 500 years, the locals of Nongriat in Meghalaya, India have grown several hundred bridges across the region’s numerous water channels, using just the roots of local ribber trees. Some of the bridges extend over 100 feet in length and are strong enough to support more than 50 people at a time.

this is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.