Be the change you want to see in the world.

(Source: denofopulence)

spiritualinspiration:

Matt Chandler Sermon Jam Prayer

i want to have a room like this. To read and study and be productive and look classy. Someday.

everythinginspiring:

(by -Lacrimosa)

I don’t know what I’ll do without this girl!

hohoholla:

“A day with the best friend is a day well spent!”

Went to the salon to have our haircut, treatment, manicure and pedicure then back to my house to plan her debut!

Thank you Janelle for always being there for me!! Love you! 

Vintage babies

Last Saturday, I asked my grandma if I could go through her closet to find some vintage stuff. And here’s what I found! 2 film SLRs, a double-exposure cam (not in the picture), and Papa’s aviators. It delighted me, that back then, my grandparents had all these amazing cameras and accessories, and they kept it! Mama said I could have it, and now I’m planning to take these babies to the shop to get them back to functioning. #fingerscrossed

The many colors of Paris

So, there you have it! My first ever painting. 

It took me a week to finish the painting, and I had to sleep at 5AM Sunday morning just to get it all done in time for Mother’s Day. As you can see, it was my gift to my mom who encouraged me in the first place.

I loved how one can paint with so many colors (I had 20 small tubs of paint for this one) and see something in a different light. I had always adored Paris, and it is one of my to-visit places someday. Sometimes, I think the attention it receives is too overrated, but then who am I judge, never having been there. I guess I’ll see for myself someday :)

Here’s the painting before it was completely done, which I posted via my Twitter:

I’m hoping to paint Greece soon ;)

That’s the thing about pain, it demands to be felt.

I cried sweet tears over this book. Augustus Waters and Hazel Lancaster are two characters too wonderfully crafted to be forgotten. And though I do not really agree with some concepts presented and not all my questions were answered, there is this peaceful feeling at the end of reading the book that everything will be okay. It was simply brilliant, how the story unfolds, how much truth it holds… It was all so achingly beautiful. The amazing thing about this book is that as much as it breaks your heart, it gives you hope to believe amidst love and loss.

Not to mention it will vastly enrich your English vocabulary Heehee ;)

Thank you so much, Micoy for lending me this book! 

“Let us go then, you and I,
When the evening is spread out against the sky
Like a patient etherized upon a table;
Let us go, through certain half-deserted streets,
The muttering retreats
Of restless nights in one-night cheap hotels
And sawdust restaurants with oyster-shells:
Streets that follow like a tedious argument
Of insidious intent
To lead you to an overwhelming question….
Oh, do not ask, “What is it?”
Let us go and make our visit.” —Prufrock

I am the luckiest sister ever. 

(Source: fxckwakingup, via skypenguins)