Written on a Cardboard Back of a Notebook During a Boring Class

Light sunbeams shine through the dirty blinds, falling on sparse pieces of paper. A figure stirs in the darkness and shushs the whispering limbs of plants near the window. The figure gathered up the scattered sheets, sighing as it went. The blinds were pulled up roughly; the window gently pushed open to let a cool breeze flutter in. The figure becomes a silhouette as it lowers itself wearily down to rest on the sill of the window. A feminine outline becomes prominent as the sun rises higher in the sky. Tears silently slid down her face, dripping to stain her hands wet with sorrow. After an hour or so she sighed, wearily drew herself up and went to face the day.

The tenses are all messed up and mixed, but this is it, in it's purest most unedited form.

:)

J'aime lire les romans souvent chez moi.
:)
Je n'aime pas joue au basketball.
J'aime danser souvent!
J'aime nager de temps en temps à la piscine.

Lessons!

Lesson 1: Don't blow things out of proportion.
Lesson 2: When staring, always at least try to make an effort to look away if they start to look towards you.
Lesson 3: Don't make awkward noises when you're right in front of someone you either a) don't know very well, or b) aren't on very good terms with.
Lesson 4: Everyone has regrets.
Lesson 5: Some people get over things fast, while some people don't.
Lesson 6: Sometimes what you say isn't what you think you say.
Lesson 7: Be open to being wrong, whether it's about a word you just said, an answer you have, a fact you know, or something else, because we're all wrong sometimes.
Lesson 8: Gym class is just gym class. Relax, people.

Yann Tiersen

He is a music composer, and did the soundtrack for the French film Amelie.

The ballet intensive danced to one of his songs. But... I didn't know WHICH ONE. So today I looked up Yann Tiersen on Wikipedia and started with his first album, then YouTubed the songs. Luckily, the song was only in the second album of his. The name is Toujours Là. :)
Here it is!


I love it :)

Au revoir.

How To Save a Life

The song by The Fray. You know it. If you don't, here.

So I watched the video a bunch of times to get this list:
8. Hold Still
15. Let It Go
36. Don't Be Stressed.
18. Talk To Someone
45. Touch
22. Cry
23. Accept
7. Forgive
1. Love
86. Open Up
11. Remember
99. Say Goodbye

And the random words without numbers:
Listen
Dad
Mom
Scared of death
Laugh
Breathe
I'm not good enough
Fear
Release
Have faith
Surrender
Release the fear
Secure.


Thought I should put it up here so I can through away the plate I wrote it on. It's a really moving video, these are just my observations.

Au revoir.

My Twilight Fangirl Is Out To Play

It's a guilty pleasure. So shush.

Rosalie was originally "Carol" and Jasper was first "Ronald."
Shia LaBeouf was one of the people who might have played Jacob.
Lucy Hale could have been Bella. (But I like her in Pretty Little Liars now, so it's all good :D )
Jesse Spencer (Australian guy on House) could have been Carlisle.
Anne Hathaway could have been Emse.
Olivia Thirlby (Violet from Series of Unfortunate Events) could have been Alice.
Megan Fox (Transformers 1 & 2) or Olivia Wilde (Remy "Thirteen" on House) could have been Rosalie.
Chace Crawford could have been Jasper.
Elijah Wood (from Lord of the Rings) could have been James.
Rose McGowan (Paige in Charmed) could have been Victoria.
EW.com interesting Twilight facts :)

Au revoir.

Love.

Love is the theme for everything.

For life, for songs, for movies, for books. Think about it. When was the last time you listened to the radio and DIDN'T hear a song about love? Or went to the movie theatre and didn't see a sign or advertisement or trailer for a movie about love.

Life's theme is love. We can't escape that, no matter what happens.

Want some thoughtful things to think about when you're all alone and have nothing to do?
(By the way, it's called food for thought in my world.)

If the person you loved asked you to give up your best friend, would you? Many say no.
But what would they really do?

Do you want to regret saying I love you and not meaning it, or regret not saying it when you meant it?

So there you have it, food for thought.
Think about 'em.

Au revoir.