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01 January 2010 10:58 PM
It was nearly old

We all love to love and to feel loved. We all want to love and be loved. Because I think with it, comes a better self. We produce a better rendition of ourselves, although hopefully truthful and sincere. So we'll quit with talk that solo is good and self-dependency is sufficient; though it is and it is crucial to learn to stand on your own feet before you learn to lean, and give in.

I refuse to partake in the celebrations for new year. Because it doesn't feel new. To me it simply rolled into just another new day. Believe me I am thankful for another tomorrow, and more tomorrow's to come. I just wouldn't celebrate it too majestically. I have, though, reflected about the past year, but I haven't made any more resolutions because I don't think I'm one for it. I always want to better myself everyday. Its an ongoing thing to me, you see, not a yearly promise to myself.
Another homely day with the family, spring cleaning, and baking yet again. (:

I am more excited though, about my brother's 22nd birthday in about an hour from now. I wish the world for him.


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