My tummy keeps making gurgling noises.
I actually really love old-style movies like Pride and Prejudice, or North and South.
I really like swinging on my hammock because it for a second, it feels like I'm flying.
I still remember the day I learned how to tie my shoes. It was in a gym, watching my brother play basketball.
I've said this constantly, but it's true; my christmas tree looks like a Japanese robot that is capable of giving someone seizures. I don't like the LED lights on it.
My hair has always been the same. Always. No changes.
The letters on my bracelet from the Philippines that once spelled 'Pagudpud' now spells 'Padp'.
I just really, really like seashells. I'm not sure why, though. But I do.
I've never been given flowers before, but I'm sure I would love that. Flowers are pretty miraculous, when you really think about them.
My first big blanket had all the animals from Noah's ark on it and I loved it.
I really do doubt things too much.
I don't like the colour of my eyes - or lack thereof.
There is just something so good about perfumes and scents. I love smelling things. Things that smell good, obviously.
I don't seem to be wearing nearly as much jewelry as I used to. I never could go out the door without my rings and a necklace, yet that is an often occurrence now.
It's actually possible to move on from a bad past circumstance, and it's actually very possible to forgive. Like, it really is. If I were to be honest with myself, I never would have believed that were true, if it wasn't for the fact that it happened to me. I can remember, and not feel the pain. It's incredible.
My phone hasn't had credit since the 12th of July. Oops.
We bought a new set of dinner plates and bowls and cups and stuff. They are shiny and I like them.
I will admit it; I have a slight stereotypical-girly-celebrity-crush on Alex O'Loughlin. He's pretty, he's Australian, but that's about it. The crush stops there. It's nothing compared to my love for Heath Ledger. :P
And while I'm on that topic, I (Obviously, for those who even know the slightest bit about me) love Jon Foreman. But that's a different love entirely. He really is the biggest human inspiration in my life.
I really like using watercolour to paint with, because it does most of the work by itself. It creates its own beauty; I don't really have to do anything.
Forest Edge is my second home. Maybe my first, I'm not too sure. They're both about even.
I haven't sleepwalked in a long time. I think that's a good thing?
I really am proud to be Australian. I love this country.
I love walking into a library, and just looking at all the rows of books on the shelves. It's like seeing thousands of worlds lined up next to each other.
I wish Christy Miller and Todd Spencer weren't fictional characters.
Blink-182 sound like my childhood.
I still really do want to fly.
I actually really love old-style movies like Pride and Prejudice, or North and South.
I really like swinging on my hammock because it for a second, it feels like I'm flying.
I still remember the day I learned how to tie my shoes. It was in a gym, watching my brother play basketball.
I've said this constantly, but it's true; my christmas tree looks like a Japanese robot that is capable of giving someone seizures. I don't like the LED lights on it.
My hair has always been the same. Always. No changes.
The letters on my bracelet from the Philippines that once spelled 'Pagudpud' now spells 'Padp'.
I just really, really like seashells. I'm not sure why, though. But I do.
I've never been given flowers before, but I'm sure I would love that. Flowers are pretty miraculous, when you really think about them.
My first big blanket had all the animals from Noah's ark on it and I loved it.
I really do doubt things too much.
I don't like the colour of my eyes - or lack thereof.
There is just something so good about perfumes and scents. I love smelling things. Things that smell good, obviously.
I don't seem to be wearing nearly as much jewelry as I used to. I never could go out the door without my rings and a necklace, yet that is an often occurrence now.
It's actually possible to move on from a bad past circumstance, and it's actually very possible to forgive. Like, it really is. If I were to be honest with myself, I never would have believed that were true, if it wasn't for the fact that it happened to me. I can remember, and not feel the pain. It's incredible.
My phone hasn't had credit since the 12th of July. Oops.
We bought a new set of dinner plates and bowls and cups and stuff. They are shiny and I like them.
I will admit it; I have a slight stereotypical-girly-celebrity-crush on Alex O'Loughlin. He's pretty, he's Australian, but that's about it. The crush stops there. It's nothing compared to my love for Heath Ledger. :P
And while I'm on that topic, I (Obviously, for those who even know the slightest bit about me) love Jon Foreman. But that's a different love entirely. He really is the biggest human inspiration in my life.
I really like using watercolour to paint with, because it does most of the work by itself. It creates its own beauty; I don't really have to do anything.
Forest Edge is my second home. Maybe my first, I'm not too sure. They're both about even.
I haven't sleepwalked in a long time. I think that's a good thing?
I really am proud to be Australian. I love this country.
I love walking into a library, and just looking at all the rows of books on the shelves. It's like seeing thousands of worlds lined up next to each other.
I wish Christy Miller and Todd Spencer weren't fictional characters.
Blink-182 sound like my childhood.
I still really do want to fly.
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