Thursday, November 11, 2010

Airborne Update


As I'm sitting here on the airplane to Cape Town, South Africa, having nothing better to do and already watched two comedies, I turn on a Romance. 'Letters to Juliette'. Now, i must admit i'm not a big fan of the whole Romeo and Juliet concept, or the reenactments. Truth be told, the story line hardly appeals to me.
Nevertheless, as I sit here watching the movie, I become quite..intrigued. A woman, well at the time (50 years ago), a mere 15 year old, wrote a letter to 'Juliet' seeking help. Like any teenage girl thinks she is or has been, she was in love and she was going to get married with the 'man' whom had swept her away. However, she backs out, she's scared, she's confused and most importantly, she's young. 
As 50 years rolls along, a young woman stumbles upon this letter and decides to reply, not being fully convinced the letter would even arrive at its destination. 
Yet, as if it were fate, the letter reaches the targeted person. The receiver of the letter, whom remembers this love of hers as if it were just yesterday races off to Italy, to find her 'Lorenzo'. For days the search continues because the love has not died, only blossomed into something that fuels the passion and adrenaline pulsing through her veins. She wants, she needs, to find him. 
With no luck, she gives up, and only at that moment, does she stumble upon what she's been searching for, for fifty years. The fire has returned to her life, not only through vivid memories of long summer nights spent on the earth floor, under the stars, but now in reality.

Back to the one whom replied to the 50 year old letter in the first place. She realizes her fiancé is not the man she wants to spend the rest of her life with, but someone whom she can live without, someone she wouldn't miss. She decides to break it off, to move onto something closer to her heart, a man she believes she has fallen madly in love with, can't get out of her mind. Yes yes, i know, it's cliché at it's finest, but I guess that's just why it gets to me, everyone seems to look past it, when our whole life is a movie we've all seen a hundred times.

I guess what i'm trying to get at is..the person you could possibly be spending the rest of your life with is somewhere on this planet. Either a hundreds of thousands of miles away from you, or right next door to you. The world is a strange place, and you should always fallow your heart because its the one thing that will always be honest and true to you, it can't lie or deceive you. 
So, as cheesy as it sounds, fallow your heart, fallow your dreams and don't give up, love has no time limit, although, you wouldn't want to waste away your one life chasing false aspirations that you have tricked yourself into believing.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Climax

Culmination of the past few months. 
Don't ever change, 
you're beautiful inside & out.

Monday, November 1, 2010

Extermination of the Senior Citizens

This was a piece written for an English assignment, using the outrageous theory from 'A Modest Proposal' as inspiration. Hope you see the humor in this, and keep in mind, I'm not being serious...or am i? Enjoy! 


In most parts of the world, population is an issue, either kids are dying at young ages, or the fertility rate is too high. Everyone is so focused on fixing these issues that no one pays attention to the developed countries, where population has been stabilized, where it may not seem like an issue. Yet, no one thinks about the excess amount of people there are on the planet whom are not of any use, or whom are not destined to do any good in their lives, people that will not make a significant difference if they were to... Perhaps, not be here at all?

The world could use less stress from all the supply and demand, supply and demand. A little break, per say. Everyone needs a little vacation once in while, why should our earth have to keep on going 24/7 for billions of years, when a lot of us get breaks every 5-6 days.

You might be asking who these excess, useless people would be? Well, let me enlighten you, starting with old people. Who needs them? They have already served their duties on earth, or at least they should have, so why are they still hanging around? All they do is use up space that could be freed for the incoming human activity, they are causing traffic! If we just eliminated this group of people, things such as healthcare demands would be lowered drastically and Florida wouldn’t be so crowded! Therefore, you wouldn’t have to be put on a waiting list for you annual check-up, or miss that nose-job because some geezer needed a hip replacement. Plus, the beaches wont be packed with bitter seniors walking their dogs, which if I must add, pollute the nice sand we like to make sand castles and burry our friends in.

Might I add, the seniors get discounts at attractions such as amusement parks, movie theaters and museums? This is outrageous, it will only tempt the old beings to attend these various places, only harassing us with their slow pace, and enormous walkers. Not to mention, if you ever happen to bump into you, they carry on conversations about the most random events, and let me tell you this, these conversations have no significance in your life whatsoever, you can’t learn from their mistakes from ‘back in the day’, you need to experience them yourself, but how will you be able to do that if you have to stand around all day listening to the elderly ramble on and on and on….and on?

Therefore, I have come to a conclusion, all elderly people, past the stage of retirement, will have to be exterminated.


Saturday, October 30, 2010

Brilliantly Bright Hues

Ahh, seeing as i havent exactly posted anything about what's going on in my little day to day life, i shall ever so gladly let you in on a little of the excitement.
I'm thinking i'll start from approximately where i left off.
First of all, we've had a family from Norway stay for around 2 weeks, they left last weekend, I believe, in a flurry. managed to get from location A (a restaurant) to location B (the airport) within ohh, 2 hours? Keep in mind the airport is 1.5 hours away, or so. After that, the house was quieter and the population 50% smaller

Right before these guests arrived, I also managed to scrap all my money together (plus a little help from the ever so kind father of the house) to purchase a much desired Blackberry Curve. I am ecstatic about this investment. In the long term, it will really save me a lot of money, thanks to the genius application known as the epic Blackberry Messenger.

Durring the school week I have been overloaded with work at some points, and other times a stress-free night or two.

Yesterday was a celebratory day, a friend of mine had a birthday brunch. Well, to be honest, it was late lunch, early dinner, but the alliteration sounded much more pleasant.

And to think! Next weekend is my very own special day. A day in which we celebrate the birth of me, myself and I. Oh what fun! I've been eyeing this gift perched on top of my closet since Astrid left, and the temptation to rip the wrapping off has escalated into something that cant quite be classified as healthy.

In the meanwhile, I will enjoy my last week as a mere 15 year old by surrounding myself with happiness, and care, kindly supplied by my nice array of friends, whom better bake me a tray of cupcakes with frosting in brilliantly bright hues.
*Wink wink, nudge nudge*
Yes, I can be very subtle when I want.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Chocolatey Bribery

It's the simple things in life that put a smile on your face, the simple things like being surprised with a bar of Toblerone out of the blue. I wonderful surprise that doesn't get old and definitely one that is pleasant and not a rude awakening.

You have won me over with a bar of oh-so-sweet-goodness.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Savior of our soul? I think not.

according to mother, im not allowed to voice my opinions anymore.

Dormant Bodies

I have put the pieces together, things are so clear. It's been right infront of our faces this whole time, literally. 
We all have satanic souls placed in our (what used to be) dormant bodies. This has only been done to cover it up. Because us humans are so complex that we tend to look past the obvious, to ignore the things staring straight at us. We were the perfect puppets, all they needed were the batteries.

However, the people who have realized this and ty to fight against it seek a god, or a religion to escape to. This only creates havoc, anger and distress. They will come after you if you try to to free yourself, and they will make life harder, much harder. 

I never had a reason for my atheist views, but now i do. I am not afraid and I am certainly not trying to run away. I have found the reason for why we exist, and i have accepted it, because i know nothing will ever change. It has been set in stone.

The world was created to be destroyed, and the perfect way to accomplish this was by setting us, the human race, on the planet. 

Monday, October 25, 2010

The New Religion

After over an hour of watching the 10 parts to the Illuminati: Music Industry Exposed videos on Youtube, i have come to a conclusion that...Well I'm not even sure, but I do know there is more than just one force watching over us, whom are ultimately controlling our minds, playing with our heads like little puppets, creating a portrait using face paint, a one way path towards doom. Everything is interlinked. Separately it  can do no harm, but brought together could mean the end of the world as we know it, or at least what we like to believe it is. Who is to blame? Ourselves. Why? Because we are naive and unsure, i mean honestly, no one knows why we are here. If you say 'to do good' or 'to make the world a better place', you are sadly mistaken. The only things us humans have done is destroy. We have ruined what the earth once was by being created, we have then used these resources towards our own selfishness, which changed our mindsets to want the bigger & better. It's not just what we strive for, it's our religion. 
Life is all based on wants, wishes and whims.
But what happens afterwards? Are we punished based on the deeds we committed to achieve the only reason we lived our lives?
Or
Are we praised for fulfilling our dreams?
No one will ever know, leaving us a clueless, ignorant society, driven by passion and greed.


Monday, October 18, 2010

A bliss-full hiding place

With a twinkle of an eye, sheer perfection spreads across the face of happiness.
Flawless and unchangeable, at least for the time being.
I've found a place where i can hide, even if it's in the heart of the public soul, seclusion and comfort has overcome.

Friday, October 15, 2010

Dont give up, Never let go

"Don't let go
Never give up, it's such a wonderful life
Don't let go
Never give up, it's such a wonderful life

Driving through the city to the temple station,
Cries into the leather seat
And Susie knows the baby was a family man,
But the world has got him down on his knees

So she throws him at the wall and kisses burn like fire,
And suddenly he starts to believe
He takes her in his arms and he doesn't know why,
But he thinks that he begins to see"

Wonderful life - Hurts