Quote(s) of the Day:
"Your pinky is the smallest finger, but is capable of holding the biggest secrets."
"No person has the right to condemn you on how you repair your heart or how you choose to grieve, because no one knows how much you're hurting. Recovering takes time and everyone heals at their own pace."
All about boys-- all about the Gentlemen
Ryan Gosling ^^^ or Ryan Reynolds >>>
Something about this look just gets every girl going.. every time.
Hmm.. Channing Tatum..
Smile of the Day:
Shout out to the San Francisco Giants!!!
The Giants played the Cardinals last night and won with a score of 9-0!!!
This is an exciting time for all my friends from the Bay Area.. headed to the World Series!!!
**Fingers Crossed**
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Acceptance.
Thats's it! That's the word of the day. Acceptance.
According to Wikipedia: "In human psychology -- a person's assent to the reality of a situation, recognizing a process or condition, often a negative or uncomfortable situation, without attempting to change it, protest, or exit."
Yes, it seems so simple-- easily defined by Wikipedia and so loosely thrown around. As many peple say, "I accept that we can't be together but.." followed by a reason proving that they don't agree with the higher power's plans-- or do they even believe in a higher power?
But do we all actually understand the meaning of acceptance, and more importantly do we actually accept situations in their entirety? Or do we just yearn to accept our surroundings and the situations we are put into. Or is it that we think that repetitively saying that we accept something, will in fact bring us to the acceptance and peace with a situation-- without any other work to accompany that mere montra, "I accept..., I am at peace with..."
Just something to think about..
And as always... Song of the Day:
[[[White Houses - Vanessa Carlton]]]
Quote of the Day:
"Great, real true love, should feel like an inside joke that only you and them can laugh at. No matter what the world does to either of you."
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
I can't believe it’s been about a month since
I've written. Sure I've missed it, and it has felt like a few weeks, but a
month? Well, time does have a way of catching up with us- with our busy
lives.
Lately I have come across a handful of articles
about being a "20-something" year old. I don't know if my eye has
been on it since I will be 20 years old on Monday, the 15th, or if there has
been an influx of people writing about this unique time in our lives. So, it
brought me to write my own thoughts- how to be a 20-something year old, why
being in your 20s is amazing, what I've learned until now in these 20 years and
how this transition, above all others, is an overwhelming change in our
lives.
It’s a time in our lives when we learn to work
hard and in all honesty player harder.
It’s a time in our lives where we get to carve
out the life we want for ourselves.
I’ve learned that it’s a time in our lives where
we actually experience betrayal, addiction, dishonesty, and all the forms of
behavior that hurt you.
It’s a time in our lives when we can work at a
coffee shop and still feel hopeful about our careers in PR, medicine, whatever.
It’s a time in our lives where we can meet our
soul mate and fall deeply in love, but also a time in our lives where we can date
someone we know we’ll never be able to love.
I’ve learned it’s a time in our lives where we
get to make a mark on the world. Make a stain that we existed and our youthful
20s were amazing—or just make something.
It’s a transition from adolescence and teenage
drama, into a decade where we enter and exit college, enter the real world
where excuses of “I’m too hung over to come in to work today” just don’t cut it
anymore, a time in our lives where we start with a lot of friends and leave
with a few good ones, and a time in our lives where we go from acting like children to thinking of having our own children.
It’s a liberating time in our lives. We are
free.
It’s a time in our lives where we think we know
everything, but in fact, we don’t even know ourselves. We feel stuck, but we
aren’t. We’re moving forward. We are changing. We are moving to different
cities, and experiencing different countries and trying things we never knew
existed before our 20s.
It’s the time in our lives that will be remember
for the nights we spent hours putting make up on, changing three million times,
waking up with 5AM hangovers, smoking out our apartment window, cramming for
midterms, and taking Adderall to make that paper deadline. It’s a time we will
miss, and a time of luxury. It’s time where all these silly nights will be
completely justified because “we were 20.”
“You should love every single moment of this hot
mess of a decade. Chances are you’ll miss it before you even get to say I’m
30.” –Ryan O’Connell
And as always....
Drink of the Day:
Song of the Day:
[[[Shattered - O.A.R]]]
Quote of the Day:
"Right now is the oldest you've ever been and the youngest
you'll ever be."