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Presenting the past

"What kind of heart doesn't look back?" - From Sara Bareilles' Breathe Again Often times, we are told not to dwell on our past and to focus on moving forward instead - enjoying the present and planning for the future, or at least looking forward to it. Yet there are times when looking back is not only worth doing, but in fact very much necessary. Allowing yourself to recall the experiences you have emerged from in your past is important because it helps  define who you are today. It is a crucial building block for your future too as it presents the possibilities of who you can be or are already becoming. If we allow everything from our past to fade completely from our memory, we become empty shells - devoid of meaning and purpose. There is no wealth of wisdom we can draw from because we have conveniently forgotten the mistakes we have committed previously, thus also discarding along with it the lessons we had learned back then. Remembering your past also k...

Picture perfect

Those picture perfect folk, don't they just drive you insane? The ones with the oh-so-perfect looks and never-ending smiles on their Facebook pictures. Those with the pretty dresses and flashy cars. Who got married and lived happily ever after. Or whose career has only progressed upward ever since the very first day of the very first job. Who always have reasons to laugh, and are never grouchy or unreasonable or selfish. Don't you just hate how lousy they make you feel? - Posted via BlogPress from iPod

To feel, a gift

I love the way my bedroom looks with the windows drawn at dawn. The dimness of the light and the air which is still calm and cool. The way in which the sleepy world is still mostly silent and only slowly awakening. The cosyness of my blanket and pillows. If only the peacefulness and freshness of the morning could stay with me throughout the day. - Posted via BlogPress from iPod