Wednesday, December 31, 2014
“New Year’s Resolutions:
- Have more three a.m. dance parties. More late nights laughing with friends, more bonfires, more stupid choices and lessons learned. Enjoy youth a little more.
- Stress less. Cry less over homework, over projects procrastinated and tests piling up; save more tears for laughter, for unbearable happiness. Be okay with less than perfect.
- Learn to eat that second cookie. Learn when to load up on the greens and cut out the crap, and when to let go. Enjoy eating, taste everything. Stop stepping on the scale.
- Be more vulnerable. Stay up all night just to figure out the universe, talk about everything. Find that person: the one to tell everything. Then, tell them everything. Find relief in being understood.
- Be a little silly. Go to karaoke night even though you can’t hit the notes. Dance like nobody is watching (chances are, they’re not). Speak your mind even when your voice shakes. Be bold.
- Breathe. Go for walks every week, look at the stars whenever they’re out, take bubble baths. Find a space and don’t let anyone take it away. Live in the moment and love every second of it.
- Love yourself. Every last freckle, scar, and bump. Every missed question and failed idea, every little quirk. Love yourself until you understand why other people love you, too.
- Survive. Thrive.”
— This year I’m going to learn how to live // J.S.
- Stress less. Cry less over homework, over projects procrastinated and tests piling up; save more tears for laughter, for unbearable happiness. Be okay with less than perfect.
- Learn to eat that second cookie. Learn when to load up on the greens and cut out the crap, and when to let go. Enjoy eating, taste everything. Stop stepping on the scale.
- Be more vulnerable. Stay up all night just to figure out the universe, talk about everything. Find that person: the one to tell everything. Then, tell them everything. Find relief in being understood.
- Be a little silly. Go to karaoke night even though you can’t hit the notes. Dance like nobody is watching (chances are, they’re not). Speak your mind even when your voice shakes. Be bold.
- Breathe. Go for walks every week, look at the stars whenever they’re out, take bubble baths. Find a space and don’t let anyone take it away. Live in the moment and love every second of it.
- Love yourself. Every last freckle, scar, and bump. Every missed question and failed idea, every little quirk. Love yourself until you understand why other people love you, too.
- Survive. Thrive.”
— This year I’m going to learn how to live // J.S.
— 14 lessons I took out of 2014 by emotionsarecrazy
“1. You are almost a different person in December than you started out in January. you’ve grown, you’ve changed - and for the better mostly.
2. It is okay to fall in and out of love or have crushes on multiple people throughout the year. You’re still young, this is the time. You don’t have to be in a hurry to find ‘the one’
3. Fight through peer pressure. You will always find people to have the most honest conversations with and people to belch out to Taylor Swift with. You always find out who your true friends are in the end.
4. Don’t worry too much about college, or the future in general. The right people and places find you.
5. Besides, it’s not about where you go, it’s about what you make of the opportunities.
6. Speak your mind. Nobody can be expected to always know what you’re thinking. Miscommunication can cause you to suffer.
7. Family can come through for you when you least expect it.
8. Reading can be the best medicine.
9. Eat what you love. Love what you eat. The way to your heart just might be through your stomach.
10. Sometimes you need to get away and binge on TV shows.
11. Finish your homework early so that you can relax later without any guilt.
12. Basically, if you’ve found something that makes you happy, pursue it. As long as it is safe for you.
13. Do not be afraid to dream big
14. Naps, nutella, puppies, Disney movies and a blanket are still the best things in life”
2. It is okay to fall in and out of love or have crushes on multiple people throughout the year. You’re still young, this is the time. You don’t have to be in a hurry to find ‘the one’
3. Fight through peer pressure. You will always find people to have the most honest conversations with and people to belch out to Taylor Swift with. You always find out who your true friends are in the end.
4. Don’t worry too much about college, or the future in general. The right people and places find you.
5. Besides, it’s not about where you go, it’s about what you make of the opportunities.
6. Speak your mind. Nobody can be expected to always know what you’re thinking. Miscommunication can cause you to suffer.
7. Family can come through for you when you least expect it.
8. Reading can be the best medicine.
9. Eat what you love. Love what you eat. The way to your heart just might be through your stomach.
10. Sometimes you need to get away and binge on TV shows.
11. Finish your homework early so that you can relax later without any guilt.
12. Basically, if you’ve found something that makes you happy, pursue it. As long as it is safe for you.
13. Do not be afraid to dream big
14. Naps, nutella, puppies, Disney movies and a blanket are still the best things in life”
Saturday, December 27, 2014
blair waldorf
“Destiny is forlosers. It’s just a stupid excuse to wait for things to happen instead of making them happen.”
'Cause all that you are is all that i'll ever need. I’m so in love.
'Cause all that you are is all that i'll ever need. I’m so in love.
men who tell you you’re pretty
“Laugh at the men who tell you you’re pretty. You are more than that.”
as much as an artist can.
“Nobody will ever love you as much as an artist can. On your worst days, they will find poetry in the knots of your hair.”
― Lisa Unger
“When you start to really know someone, all his physical characteristics start to disappear. You begin to dwell in his energy, recognize the scent of his skin. You see only the essence of the person, not the shell. That’s why you can’t fall in love with beauty. You can lust after it, be infatuated by it, want to own it. You can love it with your eyes and body but not your heart. And that’s why, when you really connect with a person’s inner self, any physical imperfections disappear, become irrelevant.”
Friday, December 26, 2014
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