From julian caraballo
Oct 8, 2010
Oct 6, 2010
Things I love in this moment
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1. Terrarium I love this little crafty things, althought it may be easy to do it, keeping it alive and ever-growing is the hardest part.
1. Terrarium I love this little crafty things, althought it may be easy to do it, keeping it alive and ever-growing is the hardest part.
2. Andrés. My always lovely boyfriend.
3. Shoes. Are one of my current obsessions/pleasures haha.
4. Chocolates. I'm having such a craving urge to eat chocolates of any kind daily.
5. Miami horror. Listening this CD is getting me into a good mood these days.
5. Miami horror. Listening this CD is getting me into a good mood these days.
6. Braids. These turn to be the latest hairstyle trend for long-hair girls and I simply love it.
7. Diana. This is such a great camera that I haven't learnt to use yet, but I'm still reading the guide to make the most of my shots.
8. Ponyo. I got fascinated with this creative and original, as usual, Hayao Miyazaki's film.
9. Fantastic Mr. Fox is a marvelous stop-motion animated film I really loved. It has such a great details like the colors, music and house little details that catch your eye right away.
10. Tatoo. If I got a tatoo I'd choose an original one, maybe something created by myself, I'm still thinking what could it be.
Oct 5, 2010
MARILYN MONROE - MUSE VINTAGE
"I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best."
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe
Sep 17, 2010
Apr 3, 2010
Long Time Ago
I finally found my old camera some years ago my family used to use. It takes beautiful vintage photos and its size is just perfect, I think I've become a camera fan somehow. I'll try to frequently use it.
Apr 2, 2010
Apr 1, 2010
Mar 31, 2010
Pleasant times...
My dear friend, some months ago we used to work together and it was one of my favorite stages in my work life, funny and smiling stories from those moments we spent together. She helped me out with difficult moments I went through, she gave me those pieces of advice I really needed to hear.
I know there are still lots of moments to live with her, I think we haven't smiled enough, we haven't talked that much, we haven't cried yet enough, but life has been so magical with us that it always assures to get us together; it always does it somehow, we always do.
Cheers!
I know there are still lots of moments to live with her, I think we haven't smiled enough, we haven't talked that much, we haven't cried yet enough, but life has been so magical with us that it always assures to get us together; it always does it somehow, we always do.
Cheers!
Mar 24, 2010
Tell it on!
Big changes mean big efforts, this current year has turned to be so meaningful for me since I've set certain goals and achievements for my future, which include emigrate from my country. All seems to be so far-off that I can barely say I'm on the first stage to take the plunge. I'm ready to eagerly live what is about to happen. Moving on entails hardworking and sacrifices I should make, my first big one task is going through an English test (IELTS) I MUST succeed with 7 at least, thus I have to study very hard to get it, all my life should circle around English from now on.
I should say that this emigration process is making me feel unconfident with myself somehow, I guess it's natural to wonder, how would I find job? How would I communicate to others when I only have a good command on the language but at a written level? How would it be to look all around and realize nobody speaks the language I do? It sounds quite overwhelming, doesn't it? But I also know it makes it a challenge and an exciting trip to a new enhanced (Hope so!) life quality.
There are many things still pending that we are anxiously waiting for so as to sign the contract and start up the process, Andres and I are continuously talking about what this change means for us and what would it take to make it real.
However, there is something I consider the worst part; Australia does not allow bringing pets; thus we cannot take our dogs with us! There is no way to do it, you have no idea what that means for us, I feel sad just to think about it =(, nothing to do for that part. Andres comforts me by saying I can buy the Australian shepherd dog I want there, which does not cheer me up actually, ha! Let's see what happen then, and hope to find a perfect place for them, but the story still continues his way on.
Cheers!
I should say that this emigration process is making me feel unconfident with myself somehow, I guess it's natural to wonder, how would I find job? How would I communicate to others when I only have a good command on the language but at a written level? How would it be to look all around and realize nobody speaks the language I do? It sounds quite overwhelming, doesn't it? But I also know it makes it a challenge and an exciting trip to a new enhanced (Hope so!) life quality.
There are many things still pending that we are anxiously waiting for so as to sign the contract and start up the process, Andres and I are continuously talking about what this change means for us and what would it take to make it real.
However, there is something I consider the worst part; Australia does not allow bringing pets; thus we cannot take our dogs with us! There is no way to do it, you have no idea what that means for us, I feel sad just to think about it =(, nothing to do for that part. Andres comforts me by saying I can buy the Australian shepherd dog I want there, which does not cheer me up actually, ha! Let's see what happen then, and hope to find a perfect place for them, but the story still continues his way on.
Cheers!
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