— Abrham Hicks

“As you give thought to your future—your future that may be 10 years; your future that may be 5 years; or your future that is 60 days away—you literally begin pre-paving. And then, as you move into those pre-paved moments, and as that future becomes your present, you fine-tune it by saying, This, is what I now want. And all of those thoughts that you have put forth about your future, right down to this moment when you are now intending what action you want to take, will all fit together to bring you precisely that which you now want to live.”

A child of the age of six years

“A child of the age of six years laughs about three times more than an adult.”

— Amanda Helm - Ten things I learned before I turned twenty

1. When your friends ask you to hangout, and you don’t feel like it, don’t go. Don’t ever do things halfway or do something that makes you uncomfortable. With everything, give all of yourself, even the pieces you never knew existed.

2. It is okay to not know. Everyone always despises the phrase, “I don’t know” but no one tells you that it is okay to not know. The becoming is more important than the being, anyways.

3. If someone ever makes you feel less, in any way, you have every right to walk away. You have every right to cut out toxic people in your life. To close the door on people who make you feel bad about who you are or what you stand for. Friends don’t tear down, they build up.

4. Loss is always going to happen. Just like paint will always chip and rain will always fall, loss will always be part of life. No matter how much I don’t like it, or avoid it, it is going to walk my way at several times in my life. Learn to embrace it and learn to get closure.

5. Give yourself a chance. Stop saying, “I don’t think I can” or “But what if I am not able to?” and give yourself a chance. This may be cliche, but try to believe in yourself. When you get older, your knees won’t work the same and you won’t have the best memory, and you are going to wish you’d given yourself a chance years sooner.

6. Fall in love. Don’t be guarded before you fall in love. You could fall in love three times and still not find the right one, but none of it is going to make “the one” matter less. Don’t fall into that idea that your first love has to be your best love. Fall in love as many times as it naturally happens.

7. Firsts are going to be messy. First loves, first kisses, first dates, first failed tests, first college class, first time you drive a car, first time you ride a plane - first times were made to be imperfect. Just because it’s messy and all over the place, doesn’t mean it can’t be good or worthwhile.

8. You want another scoop of ice-cream? Go get it. Get three more scoops of ice-cream if that is what you want. “Fat” is not the opposite of beautiful and it is not the opposite of happy. Don’t let anyone tell you that your body type isn’t beautiful. Beauty is a social construct, create your own, become your own.

9. Let yourself be alone. Loneliness is not a bad thing. It is healthy and normal. Everyone needs to spend a good portion of their life alone. We learn who we are when we are alone; life is less crowded and more clear when we are alone.

10. If you aren’t happy where you are, change it. Quit your job, move, become a vegetarian, get a new hobby, pick up an old hobby, whatever you do - make sure it benefits you. Life is too short to not be alive, to not be passionate, and overflowing.

— Rudy Francisco, ”Love Poem"

“I swear that when our lips touch, I can taste the next 60 years of my life.”

— Helen Mirren

“It seems to me that the years between eighteen and twenty-eight are the hardest, psychologically. It’s then you realize this is make or break, you no longer have the excuse of youth, and it is time to become an adult – but you are not ready.”

In 2013, i hope....

So much can happen in a year.

“So much can happen in a year. No matter where you are in your life, or where you want to go, it will not be the same place as one year ago, today; and if it is then you are doing something wrong. In one year, you can fall or rise, bend or break, love or hate hundreds of times and all that matters is whom you become while standing on the other side of that year. A year can make all the difference. Just give yourself a year.”

a year from now

Ellen Glasgow

"Though it sounds absurd, it is true to say I felt younger at sixty than I felt at twenty."

~ Anthony Robbins

Once you have mastered time, you will understand how true it is that most people overestimate what they can accomplish in a year - and underestimate what they can achieve in a decade!

— Maria Edgeworth

If we take care of the moments, 

the years will take care of themselves.

Life is full of years that mean nothing, and moments that mean everything.

~ Catherine Pulsifer

When you find yourself stressed, ask yourself one question: Will this matter in 5 years from now? If yes, then do something about the situation. If no, then let it go.

years doesn't matter,

years doesn't matter, it's the days, 
would you want to spend it with me 
or are you too busy counting the years?
 ~Unknown 

I Love the 80's 1986- Top Gun, Ferris Bueller, Alf, Madonna (1-3)

80's is awesome! :D Watch Ferris Bueller :P

New Years Resolution 2012:

To be the very best like no one ever was.

people need to realize this

The year won't change you. You will change the year.

Wash away 2011

I hope all of you had a great New Years Eve, I know i did :) 

Now 2012 is here and I hope that we will learn from our past mistakes and look

up and face the year of the Dragon with a clean plate and by that I mean => don't even

look back at 2011. Because it was indeed a sh!tty year (excuse my language) 

Personally I have plans for this year and no i'm not a believer of the World Doom 2012. 

As for this blog, I'll be continuing posting entries of poems and pictures that I think 

people can relate to.So to sum it up i really appreciate the feedback i get from you all =)

and once again Have a blasting 2012 and live a little :)

Tomorrow you'll wake up to 1 January 2012

Bye & Hello