
[Photo by Lastnitesparty]
I remember back when I was in elementary school (b4 I got my G.E.D.), we used 2 have an fun activity on Halloween where we'd get single ply toilet paper and have a race to mummify one of our classmates. I remember on Halloween, every1 used 2 b rlly hyper, since every1 had a bunch of candy. It's kinda weird how things never change. U grow up, and u still have the same perspective as when u were a kid. U do the same things, u feel inadequate. U always feel like ur dealing with people who have simple emotions and simple feelings that u tip toe around.
Things never change.

/// miss u childhood ///
I miss my dad b4 he cheated on my mom and left her 'fractured'/feeling like 'less of a woman.'

miss yall

Part of the Toilet Paper Mummy game never dies

i miss my lonely, single aunt/free-spirited teacher who was gonna die alone

It is an international game.

When I participated in Teach For America (Teach 4 ASIA/AZNs), I brought knowledge of this game to them.

Even after my uncle got "Lieutenant Danned"/couldn't walk n e more after returning from the War in Iraq, we still played the game with him.

/// life
/// used
/// 2
/// be
/// s0
/// meaningful / special / authentic without having 2 think abt it.
BUT SRSLY... does n e 1 know why 'mummies' were even a fashion trend? Don't understand why some1 would wear that unless they lived in the Middle East oppressed part of the world.
[Photo by Last Night's Party]