As a member of the public, going to a school which is half an hour away from home, I am condemned to use public transport. It is atrocious on the way home from school, sitting on the bus listening to stories of the innocent and the normal. My life is no way as challenging. Some were pregnant at the age of 16, one was made homeless and one suffered domestic violence tells me that I am one of the lucky few. Something which hits me is their feeling of inspiration and how they approach everything with a smile.
So my thought for today is 'never frown at your life because there is always someone living their life who is worse than you'
Blogging on the bus on the way home for you today ;)
Tataaaa;)
Love you readers <3
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Monday, 12 March 2012
-As a child...
Hey to my beautiful readers,
Just yesterday I was watching a movie, my childhood favourite movie. As a child, all my cousins and family would come round a lot, because of this we would have fun, watch movies, listen to songs and what not. The one movie which is my favourite, is also favourite to my family members as we all sing, dance, and laugh to all the dialogues no matter how many times we have watched it. But I was thinking, a lot has changed since then. Before we just used to watch the movie for the song, an ordinary sad movie, which we watch, and get over with.
When I watched it this time, I was alone, it was 23:00. Something clicked in my mind. This movie was 'Hum Saath Saath Hai' which is about family problems. For the first time while watching it, I started to tear up. I dont know what the reason for this was, but I think because I was older, I understood what I was watching. It made sense.
I love this movie SO much.
So thought of the day for me is
-Growing up doesnt just come with responsibility and more things to do, but exploring all those things about yourself which you did not know as a child. I did not know a movie could make me cry. Especially one I have watched so many times.
Hope you liked my first blogpost guys,
I have exams atm. So I might not post as much, but hey ho! girls got to revise, and make my parents proud, and get A*'S <3
Toodles'<3
Just yesterday I was watching a movie, my childhood favourite movie. As a child, all my cousins and family would come round a lot, because of this we would have fun, watch movies, listen to songs and what not. The one movie which is my favourite, is also favourite to my family members as we all sing, dance, and laugh to all the dialogues no matter how many times we have watched it. But I was thinking, a lot has changed since then. Before we just used to watch the movie for the song, an ordinary sad movie, which we watch, and get over with.
When I watched it this time, I was alone, it was 23:00. Something clicked in my mind. This movie was 'Hum Saath Saath Hai' which is about family problems. For the first time while watching it, I started to tear up. I dont know what the reason for this was, but I think because I was older, I understood what I was watching. It made sense.
I love this movie SO much.
So thought of the day for me is
-Growing up doesnt just come with responsibility and more things to do, but exploring all those things about yourself which you did not know as a child. I did not know a movie could make me cry. Especially one I have watched so many times.
Hope you liked my first blogpost guys,
I have exams atm. So I might not post as much, but hey ho! girls got to revise, and make my parents proud, and get A*'S <3
Toodles'<3
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