I
love those kind of
nights
that turn out unexpectedly good, great,
and sometimes just all out amazing just because
you didn’t really expect anything to happen at all.
If only we could live just like that
— with no expectations in mind.
It’s possible we’d be much happier,
with more memorable moments
that would last us a
lifetime.
What I've learned from the Internet: Self
defense techniques, art appreciation, dealing with basic life
situations, politics, the economy, biology facts, to be
open-minded and accepting of everyone (no matter the shape, form,
gender, race, sexuality, religion, social status) the difference
between gray and grey, the effect one simple, little word can
have on people both good and bad, how to deal with depression,
anxiety, and suicidal feelings, some of the theories of our
existence, why the plague didn't effect Poland, what to do if
I get buried alive, etc.
What I've learned in school: How to use a calculator to find the side of a triangle
What I've learned in school: How to use a calculator to find the side of a triangle
I actually get
pretty good grades on the papers I write at 1 am, so
don't you dare tell me that I need to change my ways.
don't you dare tell me that I need to change my ways.
If bad things didn’t happen,
YOU WOULDN’T KNOW WHAT A GOOD THING WAS.
There's nothing worse than getting told you're bad
at
the only thing you're good at.
the only thing you're good at.
i hate reading a story with good
writing but a terrible plot almost as
much as i hate reading a story with
terrible writing but a good plot.
My
perfect day:
- Home alone
- Raining outside
- Cuddled up in bed
- My laptop by my side
- Loads of food
- Good music
- Home alone
- Raining outside
- Cuddled up in bed
- My laptop by my side
- Loads of food
- Good music
