Life Lessons - Blog Posts
Sorry about the clothes on my back being in the way when you stabbed me
“Even in my dreams, I run to you”
LOVE, DEAR ABBY
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third — one, two
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sixth — one, two, three
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twelfth — one, two
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twenty-first — one, two
twenty-eighth
twenty-ninth
LOVE, DEAR ABBY
“I will never regret you”
“I miss the person I used to be when I had you.”
I look back now and know that younger me is so proud
Never run back to whom hurt you, it's like to eat your own vomit.
When you spread your wings and fly away from the home you've always known, rarely do you realize the depth of the fact that it would not be so easy to return.
I miss everything about my home. Now that I've left, all I want is to go back.
Crawl into my bed and fall asleep to the sounds of the sea.
The sea and its crashing waves, a lullaby that has sneaked into my life without me even realizing.
I cannot sleep in the silence of this new city.
I miss the waves.
And the comfort knowing that the sea is awake and keeping me company.
The only reminder you need to avoid 80% of your self-esteem issues.
disagreements are totally fine, but disrespect is not.
"Let me tell you something about nature. Nature never allows you to fall on your face if you take risks - never. It goes like this;
if you laugh you risk appearing to be a fool.
If you weep, you risk appearing to be sentimental.
If you reach out for another, you risk rejection.
If you love, you risk not being loved in return.
If you place your dreams in front of the crowd - as we do - you risk ridicule.
If you go forward in the face of overwhelming odds, you risk failure but risk must be taken for the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing.
The person who risks nothing, has nothing, does nothing, is nothing. That person may avoid suffering, pain and embarrassment but that individual will not learn, grow, feel, love or change. Only the person who takes risks is truly free."
- Chris Eubank
What’s a piece of media (book, movie, song, etc.) that completely changed your perspective on life? How did it impact you?
Alimentation vegan
Satiété, saveurs et vitamines saines, sans toxines, ni sang sur les mains.
Sheet Pan Burrito Bowls
Productivity day 2 🌸
A long time after , i'm here!
For long time , i have been studying for (yds - in turkey , a english test exam around turkey for job) exam..
This exam is so harder like c1 level, in turkey why like this I dont know anyway.
Already i had been studying "general english" for 4 months but i decided this exam to enter for my future!
For i studying English since 4 months i know 60% English language reasons (thank god)
I can handle everything myself , ım believing!
• XG-woke up
• Read - Das Gesetz Der Resonaz
Some tips to study!:🎀
1.Set Clear Goals: Break your larger objectives into smaller, specific tasks for each study session. This makes your progress more manageable and keeps you motivated.
2.Create a Study Schedule: Plan your study time in advance and stick to a routine. This helps develop discipline and ensures you cover all the topics you need.
3.Use Active Learning: Instead of just reading or highlighting, actively engage with the material. Try summarizing what you learn, ask yourself questions, or teach the topic to someone else.
4.Take Regular Breaks: Study in short bursts, like 25-30 minutes, followed by a 5-minute break. This method, known as the Pomodoro Technique, helps keep your mind fresh and focused.
5.Stay Organized: Keep your notes, books, and digital files organized. Having a clean and structured workspace helps you focus better and saves time during study sessions.
6.Use Multiple Resources: Don’t rely on one textbook or resource. Combine materials like videos, online courses, or apps to enhance your understanding of the subject.
7.Review Regularly: Revisit your notes frequently. Regular review helps move information from short-term to long-term memory, making it easier to recall during exams.
8.Practice Past Exams or Problems: If possible, work on past exam papers or similar problems. This prepares you for the format and helps identify areas that need more attention.
These tactics can help you stay efficient, organized, and motivated during your studies.
We are dreaming of tomorrow and tomorrow isn't coming, We are dreaming of a glory that we don't really want, We are dreaming of a new day when the new day's here already, We are running from the battle when it's one that must be fought. And still we sleep. We are listening for the calling but never really heeding, Hoping for the future when the future's only plans, Dreaming of the wisdom that we are dodging daily, Praying for a savoir when salvation's in our hands. And still we sleep. And still we sleep, And still we pray, And still we fear. And still we sleep.
— Dead Poets Society
You're telling me that I can start my tasks at any time?!
This might just save my life.
also I'm suspecting that I have some form of ADHD, but that's irrelevant
This hack will save your teeth: there are no “right” and “wrong” times to brush your teeth.
Update: loved this chapter. Becky is so on point. Feel bad for Henderson though, he just wants the best for his students 😔
The world is a cruel and unjust place the only constant is suffering (just realized dst means I have to wait am extra hour for SXF chapters) waterboard me
Don't be a coward who thrives on other's imagination ;live your life ,decide for yourself ,live for yourself ,commit to your commitments and lastly live your life in your own terms because it's your life and not their's-)RB
Picture source: Pinterest
They say good things of life are fragile and momentary -)RB
im gay but $20 isn’t even $20 anymore
Talking to Strangers.
It's been about a week since I've gotten back to reality. While on my trip, I met some very kind strangers. It was my first trip on my own, and I relied heavily on Google, Yelp, and the kindness of strangers. Some of these strangers led me to the most amazing sites I would never had stumbled across if I continued to blindly follow my tourist map. Some of these strangers also informed me about the most delicious, low down places to eat as well. The thing about trips is that they get your mind off of the stress back home. One thing I didn't expect was to help a stranger relieve some of his current stress since he was at home, not on a trip like me. That moment when what I said turned on the lightbulb in his own thoughts. I could see it not only all over his face, but in his eyes as well. He also started to cry. He then exclaimed, "how is it that a young girl like you could realize all that now when it's taken me almost a lifetime to realize what you just told me?" That thought resonated with me. I don't think it's fair to say I picked up on some life thought easier than he did. I just think everyone has their own experiences and will naturally have different life lessons that come on their own schedule. So the moral of this long story? Don't be afraid to talk to all strangers. You never know who will help you or who you can help in return.
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Things they don't prepare you for as an adult: "Your father left some potatoes in the basement and I kept asking him to get rid of them but he didn't--can you move them while you're here?"
Mother, those are not potatoes. Those are alien lifeforms and I'm pretty sure this is how the zombie apocalypse starts.
Nevertheless--they are no longer in the basement.
Rebel against something today. Not to feel cheesy, but maybe , just maybe , it’ll be the beginning of something you.
And no, this isn’t motivation. This is a battle note.