March 2012
February 2012
It would be great if my body would learn to get energetically active when the sun comes up, not after it goes down.
It’s true, I do a lot of stupid things, the kind of things that I look back on with a shudder. But what kind of person would I be if I never made mistakes? Who doesn’t? That’s a type of perfection we can’t achieve. We should try, but when we mess up (and we will) we just need to move on and remember, you only live once :)
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At the present I just want to find out who I am and what I’m supposed to be doing. I know everything will work out at its own time, but it would be nice to know what I can do to move forward in the process. I guess I’m just really scared of wasting time, looking back years from now and wishing I’d done more.
To be noticed without striving to be noticed, that is what elegance is about.
– Luciano Barbera
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I like making lists, and it’s nasty outside and I don’t have anything to do so I made a list of random things about me.
I could live on Nutella and bubble tea and sushi.
I have slight ADD.
Even though I’m a terrible dancer, I love dancing.
I used to take martial arts; I want to start again and get my black belt.
I want to marry inter-racially and have interracial babies, I...
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I so much hate the rain and snow
I wish springtime would come
And winter would go
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I come from a line of adventurous people, I know where I get my daring spirit from: my grandma was a skydiver and she and my grandpa were avid hikers. My dad was a surfer and mountain-climber (we have some scary pictures of him hanging off the edge of a cliff). My mum used to dive from hundred-something-feet boulders into the Black Sea. (My family is crazy and awesome).
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I feel as if I am a different person depending on who I am with. With some people I am shy, mild, and quiet; with others I’m opinionated, loud, bold, funny, interesting. Am I two-faced? Or am I just capable of adjusting to my surroundings, like a chameleon lizard that adapts?
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I was blessed with the inability to grow up and adapt to this society.
– Craig Junjulas