If we meet in dreams,
if I can find you again
will you come to me?
if I can find you again
will you come to me?
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| — | Daily Haiku on Love by Tyler Knott Gregson (via tylerknott) (via quote-book) |
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My papers hold my innermost breathings. And tonight, I shall fill out more of the pages.
GLOW
We're discussing pretty Korean actresses because my friend mentioned Kim Hee Seon (or someone who has a similar name).
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me: I think Lee Young Ae is very pretty!
korean friend#1, E: She..she *lost for words to describe* I think she must've a permanent halo machine at the back of her head, just illuminating everything around her. Really.
korean friend#2, H: In fact, yes! I think all the stars do, even the extras who you think look so-so on tv...when you see them in real life, they're really beautiful! It's unbelievable. One day, I was quite pissed getting stuck in traffic, and was mindlessly scanning the road.
me: uh-huh.
H: Then, out of the corner of my eye, I saw a telephone box that's seemingly 'glowing'. Turns out, Jang Dong Gun was filming a scene there. Me and my friends were searching for nearby spotlights...but there were absolutely none! It's crazy. He doesn't look human, more like a sculpture!
E: They all glow. I think that's why they're stars.
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In another conversation.
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sis: That's it, Tackey glows even on paper.
me: It's weird, Tackey glows, but not Ryo (although in real life, I'm sure both of them do)
sis: a person who wears lots of black won't glow as much as those who loves gold. u noe, u noe.
me: oh. yah. hahahah.
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sis: from now on. must think. goal: to glow!
me: must use bb cream. (we cannot use biotherm, which Kaneshiro Takeshi uses, because, well, we simply don't have his base. That much everyone must admit. - sis)
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This, on top of the 'tackey personality' (since he's a very obvious example) we must nurture too, of course.
In today’s world…..
Fight Club. A must-watch. We may not be millionaires, movie gods or rock stars - because we’re ourselves, and that is more than the sum of money, movies and music. In any case, millions don’t even cut it nowadays; and I don’t need the worship of many fans, just the love of the ones I adore.
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When you wish upon a star - Ken Hirai
Maybe yes, maybe no, but definitely, try.
The Saturn Return is an astrological phenomenon that occurs at the ages of 27-30, 58-60, and finally from 86-88, coinciding with the time it takes the planet Saturn to make one orbit around the sun. It is believed by astrologers that as Saturn “returns” to the degree in which it occupied at the time of birth—approximately every 29.5 years—a person crosses over a major threshold and into the next stage of life. With the first Saturn Return, a person leaves youth behind and enters adulthood. With the second Return, maturity. And the third and usually final Return, a person enters wise old age. The first Saturn Return is famous because it represents the first test of character and the structures a person has built their lives upon. According to traditions, should these structures be unsound or that a person is living out of touch with his or her true values, the Saturn Return will be a time of upheaval and limitations as Saturn forces him or her to jettison old concepts and worn out patterns of living. It is not uncommon for relationships and jobs to end during this time of life restructuring and reevaluation. But the Saturn Return is not all about painful endings. During this time astrologers note that goals are consolidated and people tend to gain a better vision of where they are going in life. There are added responsibilities and a person may reap the rewards from his or her hard work. Many major life milestones seem to happen around the ages of 29 and 30. This is why astrologers believe that the thirtieth birthday is such a major rite of passage because it marks the true beginning of adulthood, self-evaluation, independence, ambition, and self actualization.
This is how I feel sometimes about prayer.
Especially when I hear someone say “we’ll pray for you.” or “we’ll pray about that.”
As always, it’s the case of “it’s the thought(or prayer) that counts”. Someone has got to count (or be counted upon), might as well be you.
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