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Paris 1919

Paris 1919 - Hybrid Cover by Susyspider

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I should seriously stop going to bed so late... or early, depending on your point of view.

Nutella + Peanut Butter = ♥

So I was casually eating nutella the naturalist way, when my boyfriend told me I should spread it on bread along with jif and make myself a peanut butter and nutella sandwich. The idea was so avant-garde and so tempting, that I did not hesitate in preparing it: I cut two slices of bread, spread the top half with nutella and the bottom half with peanut butter... not only that, but I then proceeded to put peanuts between both slices to add my own personal touch to this masterpiece. I warmed it up a bit, and after two minutes of eager anticipation, I finally tried it and words fail me to describe what was going on inside my mouth while I was devouring it.

Needless to say, I'll be making another one tomorrow, and the day after, and so on until I run out of ingredients ^-^. Definitely one of the highlights of the day! Cheers :D

Btw: Also try adding sunflower kernels... mm mmm.

I don't wanna sleep tonight, dreaming's just a waste of time.

Why would you want to sleep or dream when everything that's happening in in your waking life is so much better... ♥

Ah another morning in the month of may :) having nutella... yum.

It's 6:00 a.m., I haven't gone to sleep yet. My life had never been so awesome, I couldn't be any happier!

The Bravery

Here are a couple of songs by the awesome (and in my opinion, highly-underrated) American rock band, The Bravery.

Very creative video, sad lyrics.

One of my favorite songs from The Bravery to date. Love the drums, vocals, strings. The lyrics are a bit depressing and also kinda deep, but the overall upbeat rhythm keeps one from getting too emotional.

I find this one to be the most dynamic; the drums, bass and guitars complement each other neatly. It's also my favorite from the band, and --interestingly enough-- it's the "highest charting modern rock single" for the Bravery.

Love and Inequalities

Gets me every time...

Another Quote

"Life is no RPG. It's a first-person shooter with no checkpoints, limited ammunition, and for which no complete walkthrough exists."

Quote of the Day

And this time it's mine!

It seems today I got creative or something and came up with this:

"If the world didn't know love or suffering, there wouldn't be any poetry worth reading, we wouldn't have something to fight for, and we wouldn't have a reason to take that first step out the door..."

I've noticed that my urge to write [poems] relies heavily on strong emotions such as joy, depression, anger and passion. Also, not only is the need to write more intense, but the work usually turns out to be much better than those driven by weaker emotions. Even people who write about nature need to have a passion for it in order to come up with a genuine piece of literature. Even those who prefer to write about more ordinary stuff, say garbage cans. Not kidding.

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...For the times they are a-changin'