LOVE.
Side effects may include:
Inability to think about other people when they're around.
The feeling of all your problems disappearing.
The sensation that they are all you need in life.
And many more...
Love is a powerful thing. When one has love, one has peace, and as The Beatles once said, "Give peace a chance." Love however, can easily be confused with infatuation (momentary "loving" of an object or person). As shown in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo thinks he is in "love" with Rosaline, but it is proved to be a case of infatuation. He then sees Juliet, the most beautiful girl in the town/city, in his eyes. At first it appears to be another case of infatuation, but as the movie progresses...he begins to show signs of true love for her.
Advice: Don't get them confused.
- Mr. Magical Champignon.
It's true...
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Xrcize?
Some people think they're too fat, some think they're too skinny. We all like to believe that if you eat right, you become strong, and "efficient". Truth is, food is only a fraction of your "diet". Food ends up being approx. 1/4 of your diet, with EXERCISE being the other 3/4. This truth hurts some people, while others know it and choose to ignore it. I.E. Just because you eat healthy every day; which I doubt, if you lay around and watch tv or play video games all day, you will GAIN weight. Meanwhile, let's say you go for a 2 km jog in the morning and afternoon everyday, but you don't always eat healthy. Weight LOSS will just happen.
What I'm trying to say, is stop counting calories whenever you eat, and get outside to burn them off instead.
(Hint, hint, America)
- Posted from my iPod.
What I'm trying to say, is stop counting calories whenever you eat, and get outside to burn them off instead.
(Hint, hint, America)
- Posted from my iPod.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
My name is...
Hõla and bienvenue à mon blog! Aujourd'hui nous will be parlez-ing about m'appelle. Je m'appelle...tu didn't pensez it would etre facile, did tu?
Champignons.
- Posted from my iPod.
Champignons.
- Posted from my iPod.
Life Goals...
What do you want to be when you grow up? No one knows right away, but some people have a general idea. I for one, don't have much of an idea as I'm torn between woodworking, and the film industry...I've taken both courses every year for the last three, and I've enjoyed them both a lot. So for now, I'll focus on the present and MAYBE even getting a job...I'm thinking about either the fast food industry or the "convenience store" kind of thing; like Superstore. Currently, I'm leaning towards the store side of the decision, as I think it would be better and I would still be willing to eat McDonald's, or some other fast food place. Now, back to the future! As for the film industry, I've contemplated going to VFS after high school; maybe not right away, but pretty soon. So...ya.
Cool beans.
Cool beans.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Stupid Wednesdays...
Sad face... :(.
I have to wake up at 6:45 which isn't that bad, but it's summer.
Stupid Wednesdays.
- Posted from my iPod.
I have to wake up at 6:45 which isn't that bad, but it's summer.
Stupid Wednesdays.
- Posted from my iPod.
Well now...
What to talk about? Well, first off, let me introduce myself. I am 16, and I have my "problems," but I get by. I swim, drum, and drive from time to time, having my L... :P. So anyways, that's a little about me. Let's get right into it, the topic today will be...Paranoid...and yes, I am using a random word generator so I will talk about whatever comes up.
Paranoia...is overrated. Nobody really believes most of the conspiracies, but those who do, suffer from paranoia. For example, aliens. Not many people believe that they're just going to come down and destroy us...but some do. Unfortunately. On a completely unrelated note, some people believe the NASA moon landing was faked; which it wasn't...as proven by Mythbusters. Paranoia can happen to anyone, but it takes it toll on people serving our country...soldiers. PTSD = Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is relatively common. In the last few years, the US has seen a 30% spike in the number of PTSD claims following recent wars. Luckily, Canada has a program for PTSD sufferers, including rehab, financial support and protection. Paranoia can be good, or it can be bad. Good = war. If you're at war, and you think you're invincible, you will die. If you're afraid, but willing, you will be more careful, and maybe even survive. Bad = everyday life. There's not very many things to worry about in everyday life, and some people don't understand it; but it can cause severe mental health problems including dementia. So if you think you're worrying too much, take a deep breath, think about it, and relax.
Ok then...
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