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remember the moments in life
""When you're near your final days, neither your cash nor your fame can keep you company. You only have your memories, so make sure you are out creating good ones." -
The Single Secret to Making 2009 Your Best Year Ever
The Single Secret to Making 2009 Your Best Year Ever
Stop waiting for happiness. Happiness is right here, right now.
Sounds too simple, but if you haven’t realized this, and put it into action, it can have an amazing effect on your life. Today. Right now.
My Life of Waiting
When I was young, I couldn’t wait to become an adult. Oh, the freedom! ( Read more... ) -
traveling
Sounds a tad like my traveling mentality. Haha.
By Stephanie Yap, culture vulture
A few weeks ago, a friend posted a picturesque photo she had taken in Cesky Krumlov, a Czech town renowned for its historical architecture, on the networking site Facebook. Within hours, two of her friends had commented that they, too, had taken photos of practically ( Read more... ) -
canvas board: My family, my dearest
Another completed piece of work after attending a class @ Wheelock Place. I love it that I finally have a big display piece for show at home. When I get my future home, I'll make sure I have a display area for my works.
Because we never did got down to taking a proper family picture, my left side of the board was dedicated to my title. One side ( Read more... ) -
scrapbook venture ??
I've been encouraged by some friends to start up my own little scrap-booking sideline after they saw the handmade gifts I made for them. But there's a niggling feeling that once I start crafting for money's sake, it will take the pleasure out of it. But I do love the feeling of people appreciating what I made with my very own hands.
So I'd ( Read more... ) -
just for memory sake.
Can't remember if I already posted this but here's my layout present for Bel and Alvin -
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food for thought
London Times Obituary of the late Mr. Common Sense
Demise of Common Sense
'Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape.
He will be remembered as having cultivated such valuable lessons as ( Read more... )
