le temps perdu
Feb 7, 2013
Jan 23, 2013
things i'd say
“If you were mine, I’d kiss your ankles and neck and the tip of your nose. I’d bring you film canisters filled with love notes and interesting books and I’d send you texts with random facts whenever I discovered something new. I’d show up at your house at midnight with a pot of your favourite kind of tea and a blanket and tell you to come down so we could lie down on your lawn and look at the stars. I’d go into the city with you and throw away your map and search for someplace beautiful. I’d photograph you every day. I’d buy you baggy t-shirts and sing to you constantly. I’d give you your space if you wanted it, I’d make you mixes for every week we’d been together, I’d hold your hand underwater, and I’d love you until you asked me not to.”
— Camryn Pulaski Day
Jan 11, 2013
two thousand thirteen
Apparently in two thousand twelve, doomsday doesn't happen, so my life still continues as it is. Many things happened in the past year, and I'm going to say that two thousand twelve is such an active year for a lazy me as I had a lot of things to be done. I'm not as ignorant as before concerning my study in law school even though the grades I received is still a bit below my peers—obviously not something I'm proud of, I signed in for a profesional cooking course for a month and a half, I renewed my contract at Wallstreet Institute and I'm currently in the last level already, I made some new friends and acquaintances. Some of you may think that this isn't such a great achievement, but believe me, for me it is. I was even lazier and more unsocial before.
The only thing I regret not doing it that much in two thousand twelve is to finish the books I've piled up since the year before it, and adding some books into that pile of haven't-read-yet-but-i-own-it books. Shame on me.
Now, how about two thousand and thirteen?
Honestly, no idea, but I'd like to keep myself busy as much as I can. Not too busy (because I don't like the stress it'd cause), but busy enough to make me stay away from boredom.
p.s. Anyway, as I write this I chat via messenger with a close friend of mine, and she said that the thing I wrote on our chat is almost a haiku:
The only thing I regret not doing it that much in two thousand twelve is to finish the books I've piled up since the year before it, and adding some books into that pile of haven't-read-yet-but-i-own-it books. Shame on me.
Now, how about two thousand and thirteen?
Honestly, no idea, but I'd like to keep myself busy as much as I can. Not too busy (because I don't like the stress it'd cause), but busy enough to make me stay away from boredom.
p.s. Anyway, as I write this I chat via messenger with a close friend of mine, and she said that the thing I wrote on our chat is almost a haiku:
"im bored
and i need to sleep
but am not sleepy"
Believe me, that happens most of the time, and I bet this kind of situation will happen in two thousand thirteen as often as it was in two thousand twelve.
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