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31 March 2009

Hello people , I read this is reader digest.
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Dear aunty,
You've probably heard of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling novel Twilight, which has been adapted into a movie. I am completely obsessed with the character Edward Cullen. Usually I have a crush on a guy, I get over couple of days. But I am totally into this character and it's driving me crazy and he doesn't exist! I'm starting to wish all guys were like him . I know I won't find anyone like him. I know this is wrong but I'm completely distracted. I can't concentrate on anything. what do i do ?
-bewitched

oh holly , so me man! lol~
I'm reading the 3rd book now and yes more than in love with anything .

Tomorrow is April fool , man i swear I won't fall into any trap! BYE

by myself

I've learnt that the people you love most are going to be the ones who hurt you the worst, but you're going to have to learn to forgive them for that, simply because you love them. I've learnt trust, and the vulnerability of it; how it takes years to build, but only takes suspicion to break. I've learnt that the most cliche saying ever, "never judge a book by its cover", might just be the most true. I've learnt that no matter how bad your problems are, there's always someone out there having it worse. I've learnt that good doesn't always triumph in the end. I've learnt that sometimes forgiving yourself might be the hardest to do. I've learnt never to give up on the future, no matter how bleak it may seem, because whatever negative thing's happening to you now will pass in time. I've learnt never to set your goal too early in life, because sometimes it doesn't help but instead prevents you from trying out other things.I've learnt that home is always the best, and that family will always stand by you, even though you might not have talked to them for a long time. I've learnt that sometimes the best company is your own. I've learnt that passion is never enough to get what you want; talent counts for more than anyone thinks. I've learnt that sometimes the things we hold onto aren't really what we want to keep; it's just that we're afraid of letting go of the familiar. I've learnt that to let go doesn't necessarily mean to forgive and forget; it simply means to accept.And finally, I've learnt that if you want to love others, you must first learn to love yourself.

31 March 2009

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