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There’s so much more about this smile. You just don’t know. This is the web portal of a fifteen-year-old feline who grew whiskers and paws. As much as she loves dwelling in her solemn, gloomy little own world – she is also thought to be a nonsensical and ill-mannered child who eats anything but food.

Yo. It’s Rachee.

Rachelle Angeli B. Marañon for short. HAHA. I love purple. I accept friends and comments. I laugh, I love, I shop, I cry. I do everything I want; I’m still young, wild and free. I know my boundaries, mistakes and flaws. I spill secrets. I’m bubbly. I’m not aiming for the perfect me but the better me. I do what’s right or maybe wrong, but I still make of it. I laugh at myself if I did something silly. I can control my temper and everything that should be controlled. Everyone knows that life is crazy but wonderful. It can be unfair, but not at all times. I can be your worst enemy or best friend. I am weird, but not that simple. I have realized something that I should have been realizing earlier, still seeking for true friends and for my knight in shining armour. Patiently waiting and I wish they’ll come sooner or later. I don’t believe at love at first sight, nor at times even at true love. Everyone has an individual ability to make a person happy, and I can make you happy, but sometimes I can make you cry. Some people hate me but I don’t mind them because they’re insecure. I take many pictures. I had swollen my pride; my past memories are still treasured. You are welcome in my heart and I swore I won’t forget you. Keep that curve on your face; keep smiling!

Xoxo,
Gossip Girl

♥ Rachee

cyber diary

1/06/2011

Thursday, January 6, 2011

1/06/2011

Life is good

We have all had those days when we would much rather hide under the covers and avoid life at all costs.

Whether it was fear, anxiety, depression, or simply laziness which drove us into isolation, we believed that we would find safety by escaping the world.

What we didn’t always know, and what we still may forget on occasion, is that retreating into bed only perpetuates our fears and sadness.

The only way to truly escape and be free is to engage in life - to come out from underneath the covers, as scary and anxiety-provoking as it may feel, and face the world.

The more fully we engage in life and surround ourselves with other people, the closer we will come to the serenity we have been longing for.

It is easy to shield ourselves from the opportunities each day offers us, simply by hiding in bed.

Fear fosters inactivity, leaving us separate, alone, and even more afraid.

We have an appointment with life each day.

By waking up each morning and greeting the new day—by showing up to the appointment and not avoiding life, by engaging in it fully and whole-heartedly, we come to a place of understanding.

We become certain that things will be okay.

This too shall pass.

And that in the grand scheme of the universe, life is good.

Labels: life

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