Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Sunday, December 1, 2013

INSPIRATIONAL SUNDAYS - BRIDGEWATER BROTHERS



INSPIRATIONAL SUNDAYS - BRIDGEWATER BROTHERS
This heartwarming news clip has gone viral for the past three weeks. 
The video speaks for itself, so for those who have not seen this yet, please hit play!
Nowadays, bullying seems worse than what I remember as an elementary school child. Harassment is now goes beyond the playground too. With the popularity of Myspace, Facebook, YouTube and other similar social media outlets, bullies can strike at any time. 
More kids seemed to be ridiculed, while less peers seem to be standing up for them. A lot of situations have escalated to unnecessary lengths, resulting in permanent mental scarring and even suicide. The growing population of internet bullies (of all ages) make the hope for a healthy social environment seem foolish. 
Then, I saw this video.
And it has restored my faith in humanity. Without violence, these “brothers” show their support against bullying. It’s miraculous to me that instead of resorting to fists, these young boys have found an extremely creative and intelligent way to defend their friend. It’s touching to know that some kids are growing up with good morals and ethics. I applaud these amazing children for what they’ve done and their great parents for their guidance and support!
(Video credit to WCVB Channel 5 Boston: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq7ZgXz_YLc)

INSPIRATIONAL SUNDAYS - AMAZING PARENTS




INSPIRATIONAL SUNDAYS - AMAZING PARENTS
This week, aside from cool artistic talents, I also wanted to focus on other kinds of inspirational people - amazing parents. 
The above letters have been trending on the internet for a while now. Even so, I still want to devote a post to these wonderful and loving individuals. They have truly exemplified the type of support and unconditional love that all children deserve and should take after.

Monday, September 9, 2013

Surprise Gifts


Surprise Gifts
For the second time in his life, my boyfriend moved away for college. The first time was last year. He went a few towns over and came home almost every weekend. This year, he uprooted everything to a town that is only reachable by 1.5 hour long flights or fifty-two hour long bus rides. 
Today is our anniversary. He sent me over forty gourmet cookies and two heart-shaped balloons. I’ve posted multiple pictures on all my social media accounts to celebrate (and show off haha!) my delightful surprise. But it just isn’t the same without him here. 
Having been in a relationship with someone for six years is an accomplishment to say the least. I started dating my boyfriend when I was in high school. The last six years were not always happy or easy, but the seventeen years before him weren’t a breeze either. If anything, he has taught me to be self-sufficient, to accept the past, to overcome the fear of negative opinions, to slowly forgive the flaws of my parents, and most importantly, to love myself. If anything, he has somehow made my life easier to live. 
No matter what happens in our lives, he will always be a big part of my life. Happy sixth year anniversary to us and may the coming years be even better.

Emotional Banters #3


Emotional Banters #3
One short but unforgettable chapter of my life has ended, and another one will begin very shortly. 
Yesterday was my workplace goodbye dinner. I will be transferring to a new branch closer to home. No longer will I have to commute two hours by three separate modes of public transportation. Perhaps, I’ll even begin to have more work-life balance. 
Although the relocation seems to be more beneficial, my farewell was bittersweet. I received unexpected cards and presents. I almost cried before my workday began. The above Winnie the Pooh card is just an example of what I got. The heartfelt messages made me realize how much these beautiful people have touched my life and the surprising ways I’ve affected their’s. In slightly over a year, we have created such supportive and loving friendships with one another. From workplace despair to personal-life tribulations, this loud and vibrant bunch has filled such a big space in my heart. I will never forget the conversations we had, nor the feelings we shared. 
I understand that only certain friendships will continue to flourish, while others will fade in time, but I genuinely hope for brighter futures for these unique individuals. 
I am so sad about moving on…

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

VISION BOARD FRIDAYS - EASTERN DREAMS




VISION BOARD FRIDAYS - EASTERN DREAMS

(Photo Credits:
1 - Mataranka, Australia - www.exquisite-planet.tumblr.com
2 - Queenstown, New Zealand - www.travelingcolors.net
4 - Arrowtown, New Zealand - www.travelingcolors.net
5 - Bali, Indonesia - www.condenasttraveler.tumblr.com
6 - Ogawasan, Japan - www.travelingcolors.net
7 - Port Macquarie, Australia - www.travelingcolors.net
8 - Yangtze River, China - www.travelingcolors.net)



VISION BOARD - CINQUE TERRE, ITALY






 VISION BOARD  - CINQUE TERRE, ITALY


(Photo Credits:

Emotional Banters #1


Emotional Banters #1

Most of us grow up with a preconceived timeline of life events in our head - when we will graduate university, when we will move out of our parent’s home, when we’ll be successful, be rich, have a family…

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