Half Full

I just don’t get pessimistic people.

It’s like, they don’t get enough drama provided by daily life that they think they need to add some more by whining about how cruel life is treating them and how unfair the world is and how they are NOT able to do many many stuff that are actually DOABLE.

“Why won’t you do that?”
“Nah, that’s not me.  I can’t possibly do that”

What is it with CAN’T?  I am so fucking tempted to ask “Is it ‘CAN’T’ or is it WON’T?”

Why are there always people with half empty glasses, and why are they keep bothering people whose glasses are half full?  And why is it that failure is seen to be the end of the world?  Failure is not the end of the world, it’s a lesson.

Just some stuff I need to get off my chest -and probably slap some people HARD, whatever I don’t care, I’m not Oprah-:

Life is not all the way pretty, but if you can’t find any single positive side of such “mess”, then maybe you don’t deserve to live.  And you might actually be the crap, the worthless peace of meat you think you are.

PHEW!

Just A Little Note

What is it with Mariah Carey?

LOL!

Shut Up

“You’re supposed to…”
“Shut up.”
“But really, you’re…”
“Shut up.”
“Hey you know, this is kind of funny…”
“Shut up.”
“I love you.”
“Just shut up, ok?”

Never knew I’d like ‘shut up’ so much.

😀

Eat Pray Love. Really?

Disclaimer:
This is my personal thoughts on a book I just read. Spoiler alert.

I’ve come to believe that Oprah Winfrey is indeed responsible for (mostly American) women’s lifestyle. And as a TV addict (I’m not allowed to say professional anymore, because I don’t work in TV now), I find her power very amazing indeed.

But in the end as I don’t work in TV anymore, I often forgot that Oprah’s power is used not only to empower and inspire women of all ages, but to turn garbage into bestsellers. She has the ultimate mystique to even sell ice to eskimos. And hats off to Oprah for that.

Yesterday I have been a victim of her so-called superpower.