December 2011
Tag, you’re it! Here are the rules: Each tagged person must post ten things about themselves. You have to choose and tag ten people. Go to their blogs and tell them you tagged them. No tag back.
TEN THiNGS ABOUT ME:
1. I’m a right-handed person who wants to be a left-handed one. or at least have the skills they seem to have.
2. I’m not a responsible person. I accidentally broke a psp the night it was given.. and lost it 2 months later. broke my fave digi cam at sea (damn that starfish) and my fave ipod. left a cellphone at an airplane (but got it back). lost a cellphone, a lens cap, a wallet, a victoria’s secret perfume (it was a favorite!) and a necklace. I broke a phone with the steam of my hot bath. and i accidentally destroyed a phone cuz it fell into the toilet.
3. i’m one of those people who place their phones (or practically anything useful) in my back pockets
4. i seem to get lost in typing or writing words that sometimes i don’t even notice i’ve written something very long.
5. i’m in an honor’s section and it seems like i’m not smart as i thought i used to be.
6. i like to write my feelings in tumblr… but i’m just a freaking scaredy cat.
7. i like looking at long roads in the gaps of buildings, even if it’s just a glance, while the car just moves. for me it’s a breath-taking sight.
8. i do believe in Heaven… but i just have this feeling that when we die, we go back to our birth. and we just relive the same life over and over again.. and sometimes we have deja vu because it’s the thing we remember from living in our life before… and sometimes i think we all are just one person living simultaneously during this time. my sister says that i’m not a catholic but rather a buddhist o.o
9. tumblr is therapy for me. my escape from reality to stay sane.
10. i believe there’s that one person you meet in life can really change your life <3
“My father counseled his four sons never to say, ‘I love you’ to a woman until they were ready to follow immediately with ‘Will you marry me?’ Nor should they think of saying ‘Will you marry me?’ unless they had first said ‘I love you.’ How much pain and confusion would be averted if men would follow that rule.”
—- Elisabeth Elliot (via pepper-ish)
