...Hay muchas cosas que hay que cambiar para poder aprender algo nuevo... cosas que a veces odio de mi, que me niego a cambiar porque simplemente soy terca tal vez... como el hecho de escribir tanto... y también el hecho de escribir lo que debería decir; simplemente quisiera que se me diera eso de decir las cosas con la facilidad con la que las escribo, pero no es asi... tal vez tengo que aprender a aceptarlo y punto...Lesson Learned:Change comes from within... if you don't want to change things, they won't change by themselves...Acceptance is ok... as long as in the long run you don't change your mind, or if you do, deal with the fact that your choice is always the best choice, for one reason or another.
"Quiero decirte que he aprendido muchas cosas de ti... cosas buenas... buenos recuerdos y para que seguir con una predecible y ya sabida lista de cosas que ya he dicho antes... todas han sido reales..."Lesson learned:If you've learned from it, don't give it up... if you must give it up...then try to forget but deep down inside... don't do it, but whatever you do... Say every little thing that's in your heart, give love to the ones you love, encourage the ones you believe in... but don't ever keep it in your heart... it doesn't matter if it becomes a long list of predictable words...
Adorable!Well... who wouldn't say he's adorable...ehmmm... well... ok! ok! so, not everybody would adore a lovely dog as mine; but let me tell you something...He's the cutest thing ever (I would know, I feel like his mother, and aren't all mothers in love with their little offsprings?)His name is Beanie but I call him... cochito ...n_nIn my family, we've always had a chihuahua dog, and even though they constantly get sick, they hurt their back, their skin in sensitive and they bark a lot, they're really sweet, they love you and adore you and you become a center part of their puzzle, their universe.Beanie came to my family after I lost a very lovely dog named Toby... I got him when I was like 13 years old and he lived with us for a really long time, at that time, when not everything seemed great, he was the only one (or so I felt) who would always be there with me, whenever I was sad, or happy or excited, he would always wag his tail and seemed to smile. He passed away around 6 years later and there was a huge hole in my heart, I felt I couldn't smile, I felt cold at nights, I was... really sad.So I decided I needed to have a dog I could give all that love to... and I found Beanie... he was (and still is) adorable!! and he would look at me with those huuuuuge eyes and seemed to smile... just as Toby did.Lesson learned is:Truth is... no matter if it's a dog, a cat, a turtle or any pet (or plant) you may have that makes you happy in any way...deserves a space in your heart.
Fresh start in February?No way... my fresh start started in January... even though there are a lot of people around who decide to start with new stuff in February......some in June... but that's ok!For me... the most important thing about resolutions is...not to forget them!...I have a bunch to get me started...I started a twitter account... even though I promised myself I wouldn't start one... no reason in particular...we'll just see how it goes...www.twitter.com/ska_rabajoI absolutely love the name! n_n
Lesson learned:
Never say neveeeeer!! (still not opening a Farmville yet though)
"...Muchas cosas han pasado y esto probablemente es solo una etapa, y esto es algo de lo que muy probablemente me voy a arrepentir luego, así como muchas cosas de las que me arrepiento diariamente..."
Lesson Learned: No uncertain feeling lasts forever... everything is a stage...some stages last a couple of hours, some a year...some last forever....Regret is unavoidable... but if you have no regrets...you need to get out more often...
