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Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls.The walls of hospitals have heard more prayers than the walls of churches.
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5/04/2014
9gag.com: Kisses and Prayers
Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls.The walls of hospitals have heard more prayers than the walls of churches.
8/12/2013
ThoughtCatalog.com: Chelsea’s 23-Step Guide to Being More Happy Every Day
This is actually a good list. I'm already doing some but I would like to try numbers 6, 11, 19, 21 and 23.
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From http://thoughtcatalog.com/2013/chelseas-23-step-guide-to-being-more-happy-every-day/ by
1. Keep an interesting variety of teas in your house — some caffeinated, some not.
2. Make yourself tea throughout the day, starting with a nice black tea with milk and honey at breakfast.
3. Make your bed every day, even if you hate doing it at first. Don’t be in your room when the bed is all messed up, it will make you feel like your whole life is messed up.
4. Keep fresh-cut flowers in your house at all times, even the cheapest little filler flowers that the florist sells. Take care of them and learn how to make them last as long as possible.
5. Keep candles in the house of all varieties, and light them often.
6. Take a shower or bath by candlelight, performing all of your normal bathing tasks slowly and luxuriously, at least once every two weeks.
7. Change your linens often.
8. Call people back when you say you’re going to, and make a note of reaching out to the important people when you haven’t heard from them in a while.
9. Get a dry-erase or chalk board, put a nice frame on it (they even sell dry erase board sheets that will stick to anything), and put it somewhere prominent for your to-do list.
10. Make a list before you do your grocery shopping, every time.
11. Apologize for things as soon as you realize you were wrong, even if you have to swallow your pride to do so.
12. Make microwave kettle popcorn and sprinkle a little salt on it — the sweet/salty/crunchy/light combo is enough to satisfy any tooth and make you feel all warm and delightful during a movie.
13. Wash the dishes right as they go into the sink.
14. Clean your floors and surfaces at least once a week.
15. Go through all of your clothes and accessories once per season and see what you don’t wear anymore. Take those clothes and either donate them or sell them to a thrift store.
16. Keep a few bottles of wine stored somewhere dark and cool, and think of good meals to make that will go well with them.
17. Cook at least half of your dinners yourself.
18. Force yourself to think of one thing you like about yourself every day, and say it to yourself out loud so you have to hear and acknowledge it.
19. For every negative thing you allow yourself to write, try to write at least two positive things.
20. Look at old pictures.
21. Keep a good bar of chocolate in the refrigerator at all times, you never know when you’ll need one.
22. Always eat breakfast, even if it’s just a cup of tea and a piece of toast.
23. Say “hello” to people, ask them how their day was, smile, and hold doors open. Treat everyone like you are trying to make the best possible first impression, even if you’ll never see them again
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From http://thoughtcatalog.com/2013/chelseas-23-step-guide-to-being-more-happy-every-day/ by
1. Keep an interesting variety of teas in your house — some caffeinated, some not.
2. Make yourself tea throughout the day, starting with a nice black tea with milk and honey at breakfast.
3. Make your bed every day, even if you hate doing it at first. Don’t be in your room when the bed is all messed up, it will make you feel like your whole life is messed up.
4. Keep fresh-cut flowers in your house at all times, even the cheapest little filler flowers that the florist sells. Take care of them and learn how to make them last as long as possible.
5. Keep candles in the house of all varieties, and light them often.
6. Take a shower or bath by candlelight, performing all of your normal bathing tasks slowly and luxuriously, at least once every two weeks.
7. Change your linens often.
8. Call people back when you say you’re going to, and make a note of reaching out to the important people when you haven’t heard from them in a while.
9. Get a dry-erase or chalk board, put a nice frame on it (they even sell dry erase board sheets that will stick to anything), and put it somewhere prominent for your to-do list.
10. Make a list before you do your grocery shopping, every time.
11. Apologize for things as soon as you realize you were wrong, even if you have to swallow your pride to do so.
12. Make microwave kettle popcorn and sprinkle a little salt on it — the sweet/salty/crunchy/light combo is enough to satisfy any tooth and make you feel all warm and delightful during a movie.
13. Wash the dishes right as they go into the sink.
14. Clean your floors and surfaces at least once a week.
15. Go through all of your clothes and accessories once per season and see what you don’t wear anymore. Take those clothes and either donate them or sell them to a thrift store.
16. Keep a few bottles of wine stored somewhere dark and cool, and think of good meals to make that will go well with them.
17. Cook at least half of your dinners yourself.
18. Force yourself to think of one thing you like about yourself every day, and say it to yourself out loud so you have to hear and acknowledge it.
19. For every negative thing you allow yourself to write, try to write at least two positive things.
20. Look at old pictures.
21. Keep a good bar of chocolate in the refrigerator at all times, you never know when you’ll need one.
22. Always eat breakfast, even if it’s just a cup of tea and a piece of toast.
23. Say “hello” to people, ask them how their day was, smile, and hold doors open. Treat everyone like you are trying to make the best possible first impression, even if you’ll never see them again
11/21/2010
Sad but True
I've read this text somewhere and with what I'm feeling right now, all I can say is, "Ouch!"
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You know what's sad about love?
It's when you happen to know that there's just no hope for you being together yet you still pray to make it work.
It's when your mind says let go but your heart says hold on.
And most of all, it's when no matter how hard you try to forget, you just can't. Because of the fact that you still love that person and you just don't know why.
"Try loving someone you've loved before and you'll realize that it will either lead to the same thing that happened before of something better.. not hard isn't it? But why not try loving someone who doesn't love you back, it's either you see your self giving up or dying daily." --Grey's Anatomy
"If you love and get hurt, love more. If you love more and get hurt more, love even more. If you love even more and get hurt even more, love some more until it hurts no more." --William Shakespeare
The gauge of how much you really treasure something or someone is not how happy you are with them..but how sad you are when you lose them.
One grows distant from another not because of indifference but because of FEAR. There's the fear that the hurt gets greater as one gets closer. A recognition of the tendency to fall deeply, consequently drown in a quicksand of stupid irrationalities.
Sometimes what drives one away is not the absence of emotion, but the overwhelming presence of it.
Falling in love is never a decision - always by chance.
Staying in love is never a chance - always a choice.
And falling out of love is never a choice - always a decision.
Attraction comes to us by chance. But true love that lasts is truly a choice.
Fate brings you together, but it's still up to you to make it happen. We may meet someone by chance, but loving and staying with that someone is still a choice.
"Just because my eyes don't have tears doesn't mean my heart does not cry."
"Just because you always see me strong doesn't mean there's nothing wrong."
"Sometimes I choose to pretend I'm happy so that I won't have to explain to people who would never even understand."
Smiling is always easier than explaining to all when I am sad. It's never the tears that measure the pain, sometimes it's the smile we fake.
A person who truly loves you is someone who sees the pain in your eyes, while everyone still believes in the smile on your face.
The person you love the most has the best capacity to make you the happiest in the world. And may give you the worst heartache you can never imagine.
Time can heal wounds but it can never get back what we once had and lost.
Time can't tell when or how we would move on after all was said and done. Because God gave us time and we never valued this gift He has given us. So learn to treasure the ones you choose to love now, because when they go, there won't be time to have them back.
In life I have done every way of fighting, heard every painful truth, been in every breathtaking scene, and felt every dreadful feeling. I thought going through it all will then make me realize that I have to stop the fight to at least save a little for myself.
But you know what's funny? It's when I seem to be tired of it all but still I can't just quit no matter how hard it is. And I have to continue hoping that one day I'll be able to find someone who could love me not just "right" but "real".
Love is like giving someone a gun..having them point at your heart, and trusting them to never pull the trigger.
I don't know why we all hang on to something we know we're better off letting go...It's like we're scared to lose what we don't really have.
Some of us say we'd rather have that something than absolutely nothing, but the truth is, "to have it halfway is harder than not having it at all.
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