I will reblog this every time I see it.
no fucking excuses for this shit
America, this is unacceptable. Get your act together, get with the times, and LEGALIZE this shit.
Cassidy, The Apples, and The Face from the Townspeople
(sorry for any and all typos and grammar errors!)
Cassidy Mallett: tell me another moving story
Sam Melnick: hmmmm
Cassidy Mallett: about a dragon :)
Sam Melnick: There was once a dragon that lived in a magical land.
Sam Melnick: this magical land was called, "Mallett"
Cassidy Mallett: YAY
Sam Melnick: it was a place of beauty and tall mountains
Cassidy Mallett: were they red mountains?
Sam Melnick: not all of them
Sam Melnick: but the tallest one was
Cassidy Mallett: YAY
Sam Melnick: and at the base of that mountain was the city of Malletteson
Sam Melnick: now, the town people of malletteson didn't know about the cave about half way up the red mountain
Sam Melnick: that's where the dragon lived
Cassidy Mallett: nice i like this story already
Sam Melnick: well, you may begin to like it even more
Cassidy Mallett: YAY
Sam Melnick: the dragon was also very beautiful
Sam Melnick: she had scales the color of the sky just before sunset, a beautiful dark blue that hinted towards purple and black
Sam Melnick: and her eyes were as blue as the sky just before dawn
Cassidy Mallett: oooo
Cassidy Mallett: she sounds gorgeous
Sam Melnick: black with hints of purple and blue
Sam Melnick: her name was Cassidy
Cassidy Mallett: awe ur sweet
Sam Melnick: That's just how the story goes, silly
Cassidy Mallett: well i do really like it already
Cassidy Mallett: keep going :)
Sam Melnick: okay
Sam Melnick: so
Sam Melnick: Cassidy loved to watch the town people from her cave
Sam Melnick: she thought it was so fun to see them shop at fruit stands in the market
Sam Melnick: especially when they tried to bye apples the color of the grass at the bass of the mountain
Sam Melnick: *buy
Cassidy Mallett: wow
Sam Melnick: Those were her favorite ones
Cassidy Mallett: yes they are?
Sam Melnick: she would eat them after picking them at night
Sam Melnick: you see, she couldn't come out of her cave during the day
Sam Melnick: one day she had tried, but the townspeople began to panic
Sam Melnick: and this made Cassidy sad
Cassidy Mallett: awe :(
Sam Melnick: so she could only get her favorite apples at night
Sam Melnick: and becasue it was always so dark out, she would sometimes pick the wrong ones
Sam Melnick: the ones the color of the sun were too sweet
Sam Melnick: and the ones the color of the mountain were too sour
Sam Melnick: the ones the color of the grass had just the right balance of sweet and sour
Cassidy Mallett: sounds perfect
Sam Melnick: Now, one night when cassidy was picking apples, she heard a rustle in a bush nearby
Sam Melnick: Startled, she turned towrds the bush
Sam Melnick: she didn't see anything or anyone there
Cassidy Mallett: oooo scary
Sam Melnick: perhaps it was just the wind, she thought
Sam Melnick: as she continued to pick her apples
Sam Melnick: hoping that they were the ones the color of the grass
Sam Melnick: as she went to the next tree to look for apples, she heard another bush rustle
Sam Melnick: she turned, and saw a little figure rush out from behind the bush
Cassidy Mallett: gasp
Sam Melnick: she couldn't make out the shadow that she saw
Sam Melnick: slightly worried, she contintued looking for more apples
Sam Melnick: she didn't hear any more noises that night
Cassidy Mallett: 8O
Sam Melnick: she returned to her cave, wating for the morning
Sam Melnick: whent the morning sun rose above all of Mallett, cassidy woke from her slumber
Sam Melnick: she didn't find any apples the color of the grass
Sam Melnick: they were all the color of the sun
Cassidy Mallett: awe
Sam Melnick: just like as it rose from the distance
Sam Melnick: "the apples did appear a little bright that night," she thought to herself
Sam Melnick: "I'll try again tonight."
Sam Melnick: as the day went by, she continued to watch the townseople of Malletteson, espeically the market
Sam Melnick: as she watched, she saw a little figure run by
Sam Melnick: it ran from between one fruit stand to the other
Cassidy Mallett: who is it?
Sam Melnick: well, Cassidy couldn't tell
Sam Melnick: but it reminded her of the night before, with the figure that ran out from behind the bush
Sam Melnick: The sun began to set, matching the scales that graced Cassidy's body
Sam Melnick: it was time for her to begin searching for apples
Cassidy Mallett: yummy
Sam Melnick: she decided to try a different orchard tonight
Sam Melnick: "perhaps some darker apples might be the color of the grass," she thought
Sam Melnick: she searched through the orchard in the little light that was left from the moon
Cassidy Mallett: what happened?
Sam Melnick: well, she heard another bush rustle
Sam Melnick: she truned again, and saw a little figure run out from the bush
Sam Melnick: "it must be the same figure from the market," she thought
Sam Melnick: she went to the next tree, and a bush began to rustle before she could begin looking for more apples
Sam Melnick: she turned, and another bush rustled
Sam Melnick: Cassidy began to worry
Sam Melnick: more bushes began to worry
Sam Melnick: sorry, rustle
Sam Melnick: but it was only one bush at a time
Sam Melnick: Cassidy knew it must be the little figure
Sam Melnick: but she was very scared
Cassidy Mallett: 8O
Sam Melnick: out of fear, she dove towards a bush
Sam Melnick: she felt a bump
Sam Melnick: looked up, and saw a little face looking right into her eyes
Cassidy Mallett: gasp
Sam Melnick: just as suddenly as she first saw the little figure, the face ran away
Sam Melnick: Cassidy didn't see the figure, nor the face, at all that night
Sam Melnick: when the sun began to rise, matching the color of her eyes, she flew back to her cave
Sam Melnick: she was a little late to getting back to her cave
Sam Melnick: she dropped a few apples on her way back to the cave
Cassidy Mallett: oh no
Sam Melnick: when she got there, she saw that the apples she had left matched the color of the mountain
Sam Melnick: "those apples were dark," she thought
Sam Melnick: and she was sad
Cassidy Mallett: awe :'(
Sam Melnick: now, Cassidy had gotten back to the cave late
Sam Melnick: and she couldn't sleep well with the sun out
Sam Melnick: so she tried to take a few naps during the day
Cassidy Mallett: poor cassidy
Sam Melnick: she had trouble with the naps, and was hungry because she lost some apples the last night
Sam Melnick: and she couldn't see the market that day
Cassidy Mallett: ;(
Sam Melnick: "it must be Sunday," she thought, "the town is always so quiet on sunday."
Cassidy Mallett: how does she know what day each day is?
Sam Melnick: Cassidy is a smart dragon
Cassidy Mallett: ok :)
Sam Melnick: now, the sun did begin to fall and the sky matched the color of her scales
Sam Melnick: "wow, time to look for apples again?"
Sam Melnick: she thought
Sam Melnick: she decided to try another new orchard that night
Sam Melnick: when she got down to the trees, she had trouble focusing
Sam Melnick: she was very, very tired from the lack of sleep
Sam Melnick: before she could look at the trees, she dozed off
Cassidy Mallett: zzz
Sam Melnick: just like that!
Cassidy Mallett: sadness
Sam Melnick: Cassidy didn't know this, but she had slept the entire night lieing in an orchard
Sam Melnick: when she did wake up, there was the little face right in front of her!
Cassidy Mallett: awe
Sam Melnick: the face was startled and ran away
Sam Melnick: but when cassidy looked infront of her, there was a pile of apples the color of the grass
Sam Melnick: enough to last her for two whole days!
Cassidy Mallett: wow
Sam Melnick: quitely and carefully, Cassidy went back to her cave
Sam Melnick: she got back, and began to think of the face
Sam Melnick: because it was light, she got a good look of the face
Sam Melnick: it was the face of a young townsperson
Cassidy Mallett: huh i had no idea
Sam Melnick: their skin was light
Sam Melnick: and their eyes were the color of the bark of the tall trees in the orchards
Sam Melnick: there were little dots the same color scattered around the face
Cassidy Mallett: haha freckles
Sam Melnick: and the hair on the head was a mix of the color of the bark of the tall trees and of the mountain
Cassidy Mallett: a red head!
Sam Melnick: Cassidy had never seen such a face before
Sam Melnick: and she never forgot what that face looked like
Sam Melnick: the next night, Cassidy went to the same orchard as before
Sam Melnick: she heard a bush rustle, and there was a pile of apples the color of the grass waiting for her
Sam Melnick: she turned her head a bit more, and saw the face disappear behind the bush as the figure ran back towards Malletteson
Cassidy Mallett: im excited
Sam Melnick: this continued to happen the next few nights
Sam Melnick: but as time went on, the face become larger, and so did the figure
Sam Melnick: "Wow, it must have been years I've seen this face" Cassidy realized, noticing how it only seemed like a few nights
Sam Melnick: and as the face and figure grew taller, it became faster
Cassidy Mallett: how much faster?
Sam Melnick: and Cassidy couldn't see the face anymore
Sam Melnick: it was too fast
Sam Melnick: but she did notice something
Cassidy Mallett: what what?
Sam Melnick: in the market, there was a new stand
Sam Melnick: a stand full of apples the color of the grass
Sam Melnick: and there was a man working the stand
Cassidy Mallett: a red headed man
Sam Melnick: Cassidy looked at the face
Sam Melnick: sorry, the man
Sam Melnick: and then the man turned towards the mountain
Sam Melnick: it was the little face from years ago!
Sam Melnick: but the face was tall now
Sam Melnick: as was the figure
Sam Melnick: the face smiled, almost as if he could see Cassidy all the way from the market
Cassidy Mallett: awe
Sam Melnick: Cassidy continued to find piles of apples the color of the grass at night in that on orchard
Sam Melnick: but she only saw the face during the day in the market
Sam Melnick: and every day, the face would turn towards the mountain
Sam Melnick: and both Cassidy and the face would smile
Cassidy Mallett: awe
Sam Melnick: And that's the story of Cassidy the dragon, her apples, and the face from the town of malletteson
Cassidy Mallett: so they never exchanged names or anything?
Sam Melnick: well, she was a dragon
Sam Melnick: and he was a townsperson
Cassidy Mallett: so
Sam Melnick: they couldn't communicate in words
Sam Melnick: they spoke different tounges
Cassidy Mallett: oh :(
Sam Melnick: but through they're smiles, they communicated a beautiful friendship
Sam Melnick: a forbidden one
Sam Melnick: but beautiful none the less
THIS SONG FITS TOO PERFECTLY.
Come stop your crying
It will be all right
Just take my hand
Hold it tight
I will protect you
from all around you
I will be here
Don’t you cry
For one so small,
you seem so strong
My arms will hold you,
keep you safe and warm
This bond between us
Can’t be broken
I will be here
Don’t you cry
‘Cause you’ll be in my heart
Yes, you’ll be in my heart
From this day on
Now and forever more
You’ll be in my heart
No matter what they say
You’ll be here in my heart,
alwaysWhy can’t they understand
the way we feel
They just don’t trust
what they can’t explainI know we’re different but,
deep inside us,
We’re not that different at all
And you’ll be in my heart
Yes, you’ll be in my heart
From this day on
Now and forever moreDon’t listen to them
‘Cause what do they know
We need each other,
to have, to hold
They’ll see in time
I knowWhen destiny calls you
You must be strong
I may not be with you
But you’ve got to hold on
They’ll see in time, I know
We’ll show them together
‘Cause you’ll be in my heart
Believe me, you’ll be in my heart
Ill be there from this day on,
Now and forever more
Oooh, you’ll be in my heart [You’ll be here in my heart]
No matter what they say [I’ll be with you]
You’ll be in my heart,
Ill be there .. alwaysAlways
Ill be with you
Ill be there for you always.
Always, and always.
Just look over your shoulder
Ill be there .. always.
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I did what I could with whatever gifs/photos I could scrounge up at 3am and I couldn’t rest until I finished this.
If I had awesome video making skills I would’ve done that instead.But yeah, this song, YAY TARZAN, was coincidentally applicable to the two most important men in our beloved Kurt’s life. And conveniently, the lyrics were divided in such a way that (visually) the beginning could represent Burt and then in the middle could be ‘handed off’ (so to speak, I apologize for the pun) from Burt to Blaine. Definitely helps that there are a lot of parallels between the two. ANYWAYS. GOODNIGHT AND HOPE YOU ENJOY. Oh and thank you for the people who make these gifs!
