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Composição: Mondo Grosso
Can you remember when you were just six years old?
With a trusting heart accepting everything you're told
Anyone bigger must have been right even if they were wrong
You'd take what is given, you didn't know better
All your little mind could comprehend was goodness and truth
Even when the baddest things were being done to you
Ain't it a shame how you pay for your innocence?
And you'd take what was given, you didn't know better about
Loving, cheating, people leaving
Dying, living, losing and forgiving
Growing, saying no and being who you are
What about the time when you became sixteen years old?
With an unsure heart believing some of what you're told
Wanting to be someone different, but there's pressure to be the same
So you'd take what was given, you didn't know better
All that you could think about was what you should or should not do
Every single insecurity was magnified for you
Then suddenly you began to feel all the contradictions
But you'd take what was given, you didn't know better about
Loving, cheating, people leaving
Dying and living, losing and forgiving
Growing, saying no and being who you are
Now here you are a little older than before
You've really been through it and you might go through some more
But if there's one precious thing you've learned
Is that you can't just take what is given and now you know better about
Loving, cheating, people leaving
Dying and living, losing and forgiving
Growing, saying no and being who you are
Rich and I hollering at random people, just like the good old times :)
Sheens, Del and I
Me and Del
Portrayals of adolescent waiting and dreaming, patterns of double enchantment, and romanticizations of marriage contribute to the potency of fairy tales.I spent the rest of the evening calling everyone on my phone - and to be pretty honest I did feel a tad bit lonely, and tried really hard to not feel that way, because I'm testing out 'habit #1' from Stephen Covey's book, and I'm trying to "BE" more proactive with my responses in order to get from being dependent to independent. Btw, if you have not read that book - do give it a try. I know that there's always this negative stigma attached to self-help books, but this one has a few very powerful life changing strategies. So for 30 days I have dedicated myself in trying to be more in control of my emotions, and that we are extremely powerful reactive living organisms. If we feel upset or feel that the problem is outside of our 'circle of influence' then it only means that we are choosing to let someone else's weakness shape our thoughts and beliefs of our existence. And it's not some self-fulfilling prophecy - it's rationalizing and honestly thinking before reacting - really taking the time to rationalize the situation before it escalates into something that really isn't what you believe - but what others have told you to be like. Anyway - enough of that - go out and get the book.
- Karen E. Rowe
Borrowed with love from: http://www.broadviewpress.com/tales/printable/feminism.htm