You don’t understand. You don’t know what it’s like to live in different worlds. To travel on great adventures through the galaxy with people you know better than your own family. To live with them. To die with them. Have you ever loved anything? Do you have any idea?

These are my friends. My best friends in the world.

Reblog if you live in Europe but you still can’t go to Darrens concert in Paris.

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For an actress who really hasn’t gotten to act for two years, it was like letting a wild dog out of its cage.

Vanessa Lengies, on leaving Glee for Mixology

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all mimsy were the...: Sotto Voce: Epilogue

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UNCORKED

Kurt Hummel, Taste Wine Editor

In The End, A Glass Full

It’s a funny thing, wine.

We break bread with it. We toast weddings and anniversaries with it. We honor global treaties with it.

Wine is so much more than a simple drink. It’s a statement, an accent mark, a punctuation to a sentence.

It can complement a meal. It can serve as pretense. It melds science, culture, and even art.

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I’ll be honest, given how utterly perfect the ending of chapter 22 was, I was skeptical as to whether this story needed an epilogue—and of course, Girlie not only proved me entirely wrong, but also captivated and surprised me.  A truly wonderful ending to a story that has had me spellbound since the moment I started reading, and will stay with me for a long time to come.  One of this fandom’s greats.

“Darren Criss, the star of Glee in concert on June 17 in Paris at Nouveau Casino!”