I watched this really stupid, corny show, where 40 couples of brides and grooms got married at the same time, after losing their entire budget for their wedding in some hurricane disaster in Texas. I found myself moved and almost cried along with the brides and bride’s moms. And then I understood why. I’ve always said “I don’t really care about the wedding” “A big party is a huge waste of money” and some other very anti-romantic stuff. Turns out, deep inside me, I do want a wedding. I want the fairy tale too. I want to stress over dress size and flower combinations too. I want to struggle to decide which song represents us better, to dance in our first husband and wife dance. I want to choose maid of honor, and bride’s maids, and flower girl. I want my dad to walk me down the aisle. I want to worry about the food catering, the never enough drink, and the cake. I want something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. I secretly want the whole experience. I do…
1. Rest: It is my intention to stay up late and sleep until noon, or later.
2. Love: With no commitments other than enjoying my free time, it is of great importance that I find varied and creative ways of seeing my loved one. (Meaning: not only movies, rented videos, and out to dinner).
3. Go out: This aspect involves family, boyfriend, friends, and Shopping sprees. 4. Get extra cash: Finding the way of getting some extra cash has been in my mind for quite some time now. The rule is, whatever the activity is, has to be completely unrelated to my actual job, that means, no classes, lessons, tutoring, or anything academic.
5. Renew my passport: I said I’ll do it as soon as I was on summer vacation, and they are here. Now I have all the time in the world to run errands, get the paperwork done; get appointments at any hour of the day, and whatever it takes to get my passport renewed. 6. Go to the beach: Get rid of the pale skin, please!
7. Gym: The goal is to be able to wear a bikini without feeling like Shamu. Be persistent and do whatever is not too unhealthy, in order to achieve it. 8. Meet with friends: Leave the antisocial tendencies and meet with friends at least two times a week.
9. Doctor Check out: This one is going to be difficult. The point is that I have to do it. I have the really bad habit of not going to the doctor unless I’m feeling really, really, sick; and I get sick every two years or so…
This is the song of the week. Can't stop listening to it, I really don't get the video, but anyway... here is from OneRepublic, Youtube, and me; to you...
These are my students, my almost ex-students. They made me happy, angry, desperate, laugh, distracted, worry, scream, learn, understand, care, love, and yes, they made me cry too. There is something special about each of them, no matter how much they made me lose my patience, I will always remember them. Graduation is almost here guys, I wish you nothing but the best!
Well, you done done me and you bet I felt it I tried to be chill but your so hot that I melted I fell right through the cracks, now I'm tryin to get back before the cool done run out I'll be givin it my best test and nothin's gonna stop me but divine intervention I reckon it's again my turn to win some or learn some
But I won't hesitate no more, no more, it cannot wait I'm yours
Well open up your mind and see like me open up your plans and damn you're free look into your heart and you'll find love love love love listen to the music at the moment people dance and sing with me Were just 1 big family And it's our godforsaken right to be loved loved loved loved loved
So, i won't hesitate no more, no more, it cannot wait i'm sure there's no need to complicate our time is short this is our fate I'm yours...♫
I watched this really stupid, corny show, where 40 couples of brides and grooms got married at the same time, after losing their entire budget for their wedding in some hurricane disaster in Texas. I found myself moved and almost cried along with the brides and bride’s moms. And then I understood why. I’ve always said “I don’t really care about the wedding” “A big party is a huge waste of money” and some other very anti-romantic stuff. Turns out, deep inside me, I do want a wedding. I want the fairy tale too. I want to stress over dress size and flower combinations too. I want to struggle to decide which song represents us better, to dance in our first husband and wife dance. I want to choose maid of honor, and bride’s maids, and flower girl. I want my dad to walk me down the aisle. I want to worry about the food catering, the never enough drink, and the cake. I want something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. I secretly want the whole experience. I do…
