Having one of those moment right now, you know when your tired from a hard day and it’s nearly 1am and tomorrow is just more of the same and you think why do I bother, I know in 2 weeks I’ll be feeling better, and after 6 I won’t have anything to worry about for a while but right now alone in this bed I’m thinking why do I bother, why not quit, well coz I’ve wanted to be doing what i am for 5yrs, not thinking you won’t have time for anything else but your cat once you start, you’ll be stressed and tired and you ain’t really worked hard till you get what you want. But am I happy?? In the harsh light of day there isn’t anything else I’d rather do but at 1am my head and my pillow tell me a different story, one where there was someone who had time for romantic novels and didn’t want to avoid relationships so everything was calm and she could focus, one who was exited by excitement

Anyway daylight will come and I’ll be pleased and stressed again,

good night, you never know what tomorrow will bring, let’s hope it’s a smile. Xx

Hi, it’s been ages since I wrote, a lot has happened - the family has grown +1 little coco (the cat) now, goals have been achieved - I start my bachelor of Law in a couple of weeks, new ones have been set “here’s to a better law school where just by going there you are accepted into prestige law firms”” and heres to having an honors in law”. Years have passed and kilo’s have shed - yippee. There have been moments of pain and hours of joy, I have traveled”I love America, Americans are so much nicer and kinder than Australians” but also it took me miles of travel to understand myself, people ask what the best part of my holiday was and I can say the unbelievable sights are, or the great guy that I meet but honestly it was finding the amazing, capable, confident person I am who is nothing like she thought she was, or what others have said she is. It’s funny how a holiday can change your life, in tiny ways that may not be visible to anyone else but you!! But YOU are the moist important!!

safoguets:

jackiechanel:

thedailywhat:

They Don’t Shoot Bullies of the Day: Jennifer McKendrick (AKA Jen McKen), a self-employed photographer from Pennsylvania, recently came across a Facebook page created by a number of teenage girls as a sort of “Burn Book” for the purposes of “say[ing] mean and hurtful things about their class mates.”

“It was beyond ‘your clothes are ugly’ or ‘you don’t have any brand clothes’ or ‘you are ugly, your hair is not right,” she told 6 News. “It was vicious. It was talking about sexuality.”

McKendrick recognized some of these girls as clients who had senior picture photoshoots scheduled with her. She promptly sent those girls (and their parents) an email letting them know that she will not be able to proceed with the sessions.

“[H]ow I could spend 2 hours with someone during our session trying to take beautiful photos of them knowing they could do such UGLY things,” she wrote on her blog. “Realistically, I know by canceling their shoots it’s not going to make them ‘nicer people’ but I refuse to let people like that represent my business.”

McKendrick says she’s received emails back from two of the girls’ parents, expressing shock at their daughters’ actions and apologizing for their behavior. “So far I haven’t received any backlash but I’m ready for it,” says McKen, who understands that this decision may affect her business.

But her new policy stands, cemented with a powerful motto: “If you are ugly on the inside, I’m sorry but I won’t take your photos to make you look pretty on the outside.”

[wate / mefi.]

I applaud Jen for standing her ground.  Her motto is PERFECT

That’s what I call an applaudable attitude.

(via shes-come-undone, juliasegal)

ohsomalik:

I was made to believe I’d never love somebody else. Made a plan: stay the man who can only love himself. Lonely was the song I sang till the day you came. Showing me another way and all that my love can bring.