Touch my lips with your finger, and I'll let this feeling linger
Until we're ready to run somewhere better
ps. keep the love alive!
IF TIME COULD STOP,
I would wanna go back just for a second.
Seeing my very own world just like the old times: Pap sipping coffee and reading the papers, Mum making breakfast, brother playing football and sisters watching cartoons.
It'd be amazing to just close my eyes, and get the feeling that I'm home with them on an easy Sunday morning.
I miss you, loves, every single one of you.
ps. keep the love alive!
Seeing my very own world just like the old times: Pap sipping coffee and reading the papers, Mum making breakfast, brother playing football and sisters watching cartoons.
It'd be amazing to just close my eyes, and get the feeling that I'm home with them on an easy Sunday morning.
I miss you, loves, every single one of you.
ps. keep the love alive!
11 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT MUMMY (10 is just not enough)
1. Your smile is like a perfect breeze in summer.
2. Your soothing voice.
3. You're kindhearted. REALLY kindhearted.
4. You always understand me, even when I myself don't.
5. You make me smile, you make me laugh.
6. You don't always agree, but you always explain why not.
7. You always know and show me THE way.
8. You love shopping :)
9. You're endless love for Dad, Me, DJ, Pat and Ange.
10. Whenever I'm down, you raise me up and say "Everything's gonna be just fine, sweetheart", and I always believe in you.
11. When I was a kid, every night you'd come into my bedroom in the middle of the night just to make sure my blanket was wrapping my snugly.
YOU ARE LOVE DEFINED.
CLOSURE
Have you ever had this feeling when you're already broken up with someone and you just think that you need something to put everything to an end? Not only "Hmm okay I don't think we should see each other anymore" or "I really don't think this is working" or the silly "it's not you, it's me", but rather to build a barrier, a big fat barrier, between the two of you which makes it not okay to be in touch with one another.
Judge me however the hell you want, but I believe that all sorts of contact with ex-boyfriends or ex-girlfriends must be cut clean, especially when the relationship didn't end very well. Most guys do it as easy as clapping hands, they just stop calling and deflect their focus into finding another girl. Girls, on the other hand, would spend months just to get over their ex-boyfriends. We need some time to actually be ready for the next one. Well, most of us do.
I reckon it's mainly because every little thing can bring the blast from the past crawling back to a girl's attention. That's right, every little thing. From the good old hang-out spots to the scent of the car air freshener. As ridiculous as it may sound, it happens all the time. Subsequently, girls go to the next station: the 'I can't stop stuffing my mouth' town.
Even when girls think they're ready, they would put their new dates to their ex-boyfriends side by side. Girls think about their ex-boyfriends' demeanour, and a girl would hope for the new guy to either do it better (if she loves it) or not do it at all (if she hates it); whatever it is the ex-boyfriend used to do. There's only a wee bit of possibility that a girl would compromise, and when one does, she must be trying hard. It's somewhat stupid, but that's what we do. So, boys, when you start dating a girl and she tells you what she hates about her ex-boyfriend, that's your clue to make it right. Girls don't change, so never expect them to. Talking about ex-boyfriends all the time is our smart move to get you to do the changes and adjustments and meet the perfect requirement. So, if you think you can't do it, get out while you can!
I don't know how to say this without making girls seem weak, but the catch phrase "It's been years, get over it!" just doesn't work well for girls.
Oh, if only they sell 'closure' in the local supermarkets, hey?
X
ps. keep the love alive!
Judge me however the hell you want, but I believe that all sorts of contact with ex-boyfriends or ex-girlfriends must be cut clean, especially when the relationship didn't end very well. Most guys do it as easy as clapping hands, they just stop calling and deflect their focus into finding another girl. Girls, on the other hand, would spend months just to get over their ex-boyfriends. We need some time to actually be ready for the next one. Well, most of us do.
I reckon it's mainly because every little thing can bring the blast from the past crawling back to a girl's attention. That's right, every little thing. From the good old hang-out spots to the scent of the car air freshener. As ridiculous as it may sound, it happens all the time. Subsequently, girls go to the next station: the 'I can't stop stuffing my mouth' town.
Even when girls think they're ready, they would put their new dates to their ex-boyfriends side by side. Girls think about their ex-boyfriends' demeanour, and a girl would hope for the new guy to either do it better (if she loves it) or not do it at all (if she hates it); whatever it is the ex-boyfriend used to do. There's only a wee bit of possibility that a girl would compromise, and when one does, she must be trying hard. It's somewhat stupid, but that's what we do. So, boys, when you start dating a girl and she tells you what she hates about her ex-boyfriend, that's your clue to make it right. Girls don't change, so never expect them to. Talking about ex-boyfriends all the time is our smart move to get you to do the changes and adjustments and meet the perfect requirement. So, if you think you can't do it, get out while you can!
I don't know how to say this without making girls seem weak, but the catch phrase "It's been years, get over it!" just doesn't work well for girls.
Oh, if only they sell 'closure' in the local supermarkets, hey?
X
ps. keep the love alive!
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