January 2011
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Kid Gnarly →
By Abbie Almasco-Bautista.
I’d love to cook a stew for you
But I have no pot
I’d love to knit a scarf for you
But I have no wool
I’d love to write a poem for you
But I have no pen
-Norwegian Wood
I wonder why Osaka’s chosen color for winter is military green.. Aside from the usual black, white and grey, the city is bursting with military green trenches. I expected that women would be drawn to camel and other earth colors, I should get more Japanese magazines soon to find out why.
The Story of a Fisherman
I was browsing online and found about the story about a fisherman, living with his family on an island however he have decided to spend his life working towards wealth… But in the end after he got that wealth he wanted, he retired to an island to be with his family and spend his days fishing.
I feel like I’m reading a Paulo Coelho story. It’s very simple and you can get the...
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Resolutions for 2011
Every year I write about my resolutions and I could say that it is very effective for me in order to moderate myself and attain my goals.
See 2010 resolutions here.
Me, Only Better!
1. I will be more protective to the people I love and care about. I will not neglect my responsibilities especially to my family. I will take care of them more and love them more than ever.
2. I will be more...
WatchTsubasa: wings. One day I’ll grow a pair and soar.
I feel enchanted with you.
WatchMy sisters and dad picked me up at the train station. Aren’t they the sweetest?