sylvia saphia.
twenty one, and still wrapped up in the sound of her own words.
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01 December 2012 @ 12:00 am
sylvia saphia.
twenty one, and still wrapped up in the sound of her own words.
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27 October 2011 @ 01:01 am
20 October 2011 @ 06:33 pm
06 October 2011 @ 10:04 am
"Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking, and don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it."
Thank you for my iPod, thank you for my MacBook, thank you for my iPhone, and thank you for the iPad I'm holding right now. Countless people are learning Steve Jobs died on devices that would not exist without his vision. That's a legacy.
RIP Steve Jobs
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24 September 2011 @ 02:54 pm
20 September 2011 @ 01:42 am
I am young.
My ears hear promise.
My mind is power.
My eyes see dreams.
My thoughts are high.
And my body is strong.
My ears hear promise.
My mind is power.
My eyes see dreams.
My thoughts are high.
And my body is strong.
20 September 2011 @ 01:34 am
20 September 2011 @ 01:30 am
17 September 2011 @ 07:20 pm
Top- Supre, jacket- Bugis, jeans- Dorothy Perkins, wedges- Jeffrey Campbell, clutch- Alexander Wang, watch- Nixon, Accessories- Guess, Pamela Love, Fossil, Aldo.
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16 September 2011 @ 06:49 pm
12 September 2011 @ 06:00 pm
Head hurts. Throat hurts. Dizzy from the smell of varnish wafting down from the workshop. Really tired out from the weekend.
Nauseous. Cramping. Need to throw up. Generally feeling sick.
Nobody to whine to.
):
Nauseous. Cramping. Need to throw up. Generally feeling sick.
Nobody to whine to.
):
09 September 2011 @ 01:45 am
I'm beginning to agree with A that self-help books really do help. I used to dismiss them as crap- I mean all they do is repeat things that we all already know but just refuse to acknowledge, right? Except that it's not. It really helps to put everything into perspective and helps you reach realisations you never knew existed in your life. Plus they're usually funny. A little extra humor in life never hurt anyone!
I like crushes. No complicated bullshit. No pretenses. No desire to take anything further. No raging need to pounce on him and make sure he is madly in love with me and wants to marry me in x number of years. No stress. Nothing. Just hanging out, talking, texting, enjoying his ability to make me laugh and... that's it. Maybe it's not even really a crush, just me rediscovering the simple joys in getting to know someone. Who knows.
I've been wanting a change in my life and lately I feel like I'm finally making a bit of progress. Like I can finally feel other emotions again without everything just being overwhelmed by bitterness and anger.
I think I've reached the realisation that there's a difference between being driven and being content with life. Just because I am driven to improve my life doesn't mean that I shouldn't be content with what I already have. I used to be so dissatisfied with what I had- even when I had it all. I was just never happy because I knew I could do better and I couldn't see the distinction in being satisfied and yet wanting to work harder. I'm slowly realising that these 2 things can be seperated.
I like crushes. No complicated bullshit. No pretenses. No desire to take anything further. No raging need to pounce on him and make sure he is madly in love with me and wants to marry me in x number of years. No stress. Nothing. Just hanging out, talking, texting, enjoying his ability to make me laugh and... that's it. Maybe it's not even really a crush, just me rediscovering the simple joys in getting to know someone. Who knows.
I've been wanting a change in my life and lately I feel like I'm finally making a bit of progress. Like I can finally feel other emotions again without everything just being overwhelmed by bitterness and anger.
I think I've reached the realisation that there's a difference between being driven and being content with life. Just because I am driven to improve my life doesn't mean that I shouldn't be content with what I already have. I used to be so dissatisfied with what I had- even when I had it all. I was just never happy because I knew I could do better and I couldn't see the distinction in being satisfied and yet wanting to work harder. I'm slowly realising that these 2 things can be seperated.
