
Monday, June 7, 2010
Over it all.

I hate the secrets.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Bali
Pushover

I am sick of being indecisive. I hate not knowing what I want. I'm always worried about what other people will think about me. I do things when people say it's a good idea, managing to block out my own instinct. I am too worried about the happiness of others and sacrificing my own happiness for it. Maybe this is a good thing. My mum told me the other day to stop being such a pushover. She's right. She also told me that being too nice doesn't get you anywhere. This is also true to an extent. I need to learn to say no. I need to listen to my instincts and stick to my gut feeling. I can still be nice to people without being a pushover. Perhaps I need to start considering myself in the equation. Otherwise, I will end up with nothing. Nothing, and no one.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Wasted Opportunities
We so Funny.

I like how we get along. I love how we don't care about all the drama. I love how we think we're hilarious. It's weird because I just got a text from you. I love our laughing fits with uncontrollable body pulsing because of intense laughter. I love how we can give each other a look and know what each other is thinking. I like how we procrastinate. I love our thought process. I love our dancing. I love our songs. I like our nicknames. I love how we like corny movies. I love how it's weird being deep and meaningful. I love how we laugh when we shouldn't. I love how we're happy.
When I look to Sky, something tells me You're here with Me.

When I look at a star up above me each night, I wonder how many other people are also looking at that star. That lonely, sparkling star holds the hopes, prayers and wishes of so many people from many different places. This star is a friend. A faithful friend, who returns every night, unless God feels it necessary to test our strength, by creating a sheet of clouds to cover our friend. For this night, we are left alone, with no star to gaze at and left without the feeling of as though someone understands, and that someone out there is looking out for us. We must be grateful for such nights, because our inner strength and perseverance is discovered. The friendly star is a beacon of guidance that temporarily removes us from the reality of Earth and takes us beyond the atmosphere where miracles are possible. We connect with this star each night. We talk with this star. Sometimes, we show envy of this star's beauty and it's easy life way up in the sky. When I look up to that star above me each night, I wonder how many other people are also looking at that star. I hope those people are okay.