A poem for my mom who started her first day of work today. She was very nervous.
I want to tell you that you are okay And you'll be okay And you'll do okay Actually, you'll do great You'll be great You'll be marvelous You are marvelous So have a fantastic day at work I know you are supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
They broke my parent’s throat, because their boy was about
to turn 10 and he needed a wife. I’ll learn how to love him despite the
memories-just like my mother in law. After all, it is a Gypsy tradition.
They became friends. He loved her, and sometimes she loved
him too. A conversation of what’s supposed to be about love turned into a
discussion. Pride spoke for them and the phrase died on her lips. As he walks
away, she turns to touch his hand and they kiss again. She shed a tear that
ended in between their lips.
It's that day of the year again. The day where happy couples exchange presents and love, miserable couples exchange bad words and shouts, and single people walk around feeling sorry for themselves because they have no one to share the happy day with.
At six this morning a young girl of seventeen woke up feeling a lot like one of those miserable single people. She had dirty-blonde hair, green-specked blue eyes and she had dreaded waking up this morning just like every other single person in the world, not that she was like every other single person. She knew she had no right to worry about today because soon she wouldn't be single, a boy she liked wanted to be with her and she had "Valentines" so she should feel fine today, but she didn't have that boy today and her Valentines were parts of her family that were very dear to her. But the boy wasn't hers today, she had no "special someone" to share today with and at school she'd be surrounded by happy couples with their tongues down each other's throats.
And she refused to have a bad attitude because the day wasn't everything she wanted it to be, it was difficult but she kept up a smile. First her mom told her that she loved her, then her baby sister told her and her younger sister too. When she was on the road to school she got texts from friends and best friends wishing her a happy Valentine's Day and sending her love. She got a text about a love that would last forever from her very best friend, her valentine. At school she got special hugs and was surrounded by love from her friends.
So, today she's walking around with a grin on her face, a smile in her heart and she more than just a good feeling about the Hallmark holiday. She didn't need a boyfriend or a husband, she didn't need roses or candy, all she needed was her friends and family that loved her. Today is supposed to be about love, not happy couples or proving that you're a good partner… Just love.
This week assignment we had to draw Kim Bush from the angle we stood and she modeled. It was easy at first to get the angle of her shoulder and knee and getting the shape of the behind (which I saw clearly because of where I stood). The shading was difficult because I felt i was losing the body in to much shading but overall i feel i did well.
I'd lived in New Hampshire only a few days before I discovered a hidden trail at the edge of my town.
I later learned that it wasn't just any trail. This was the Appalachian Trail, the prized 2,100 mile path that crossed 14 states on the east coast. It was surely a sight to see; as you walked its length, you were sure to discover rolling hills and lush forests. With names like the Catskills, White Mountain and Smokies, these mountains drew even the most unexperienced hiker to their summits.
As I read the plaque marking its beginning, I realized how lucky I was to have simply stumbled upon such a treasure in this quiet town.
Hey, folks. Be sure to catch The Friday Afternoon Show with Justin Pullins every other Friday starting March 11! It's going to be a lot of fun, but in the meantime, be sure to check out this promo from the show.
I've been staring at this clock for about 30 minutes and it has felt as
though it has been thirty days. I am so excited about leaving but my
ride is taking forever, I walked down the hallway and walked back, same
time. Went into the kitchen and got something to drink, 30 seconds
passed. I made my bed, re-combed my hair, listened to a 7 minute song
and still only 1 minute has passed. This is going to be potentially
the longest part of my night. Tick, tick, tick, he said 3:30 it's 3:31
he's a minute late, I wonder if there's something wrong. Ding Dong, oh
that must be him, I should probably get dressed.
The assignment was to pick a random word and create a video using it. The word that the group of Teila Allmond, Harrison Talese-Rhodes, and I have drawn was "Out of Focus". So our video was based around the simple words of, "Out of Focus".
I have always loved celebrating Valentine's Day, regardless of my relationship status. The candy, cards, small gifts, and over all joyous feeling has always had a positive impact on me. The fact that I have a close person to share the holiday with this year makes things even better.
Tonight, Eric and I are going to the movies. We have absolutely no idea what movie to see, but we have been planning on doing something for the holiday. I kind of want to see "The Rite" directed by Mikael Håfström. It's an Anthony Hopkins movie, so it will definitely be creepy enough for me. I just saw two other Anthony Hopkins' movies, "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Hannibal". Eric and I both enjoyed them very much so I hope that "The Rite" will be equally as good.
Two Italians walked into the Bayou, a nightclub in the French Quarter, like instant death, giving people menacing stares shooting bullets into the eyes who dared to meet their glare. Both men were dressed in gangster attire consisting of expensive dark suits, dark ties, dark shoes, and tilted fedoras. As they made their way through the crowded club of Negros who, just moments ago, danced lively to the Jazz band, a passageway was immediately cleared for no one had the temerity to stand in their way. Their names were Chicago Sam and Vincenzo Milano. Sam was a rumored Mob Boss and had a seat on the Syndicates's Commission, the board of directors of Gangsterdom. He held the power of life or death, god to all of those who feared his unpredictable and merciless wrath.