Showing posts with label Daily Doses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily Doses. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
I think, therefore I am!
You know, if anything goes wrong with the world, I shouldn’t worry. I may not be fine but I’ll find my ways to be fine. Then feel alright about it. Isn’t it strange for us to say, “I’m lazy. I’m fat. I’m no good,” thereby creating our life experience to be one that is late, tired, and worthless. Leave it to our egos to keep us in that small game and hold us back. If you haven’t started yet, I invite you take on affirmations that brighten your day. Create a bigger life for yourself simple by saying things like, “I am tireless, perfect being. I have access to everything and I am complete.”
Check out Jessica’s Daily Affirmation. She’s got it all figured out :)
NOW GO SHOUT EVERYTHING YOU LOVE ABOUT YOU :)
Dear Ma & Dad,
I am whole. I am stoked. I love this day. I love my studies. I love my sisters. I love my friends. I love my cookies. I love my cake. I love my state. I love my ability. I love my faith. I love my hair. I love my mole. I love that this is what my life looks like. I love you!
Ambitiously,
Hazirah.
Check out Jessica’s Daily Affirmation. She’s got it all figured out :)
NOW GO SHOUT EVERYTHING YOU LOVE ABOUT YOU :)
Dear Ma & Dad,
I am whole. I am stoked. I love this day. I love my studies. I love my sisters. I love my friends. I love my cookies. I love my cake. I love my state. I love my ability. I love my faith. I love my hair. I love my mole. I love that this is what my life looks like. I love you!
Ambitiously,
Hazirah.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Have you thanked a seaweed before?
Alright, so I've been away for so long now that it's hard to get back and write a few words here. Well, I've been sushisised ( as Leah woulda put it) but that's not entirely false. My appetite went pretty crazy lately it didn't matter why I was so. Well, anyways, here are some of the things that I'd been having 3 weeks in a row... to sum it all up:
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
"Think BIG! Riches! Power! Pretend you could have ANYthing!"

This strip has become a personal philosophy for me the as of late. I guess the idea of being happy is very simple, though many of us think as one grows up, happiness is very earthly. Why, it doesn't last! Well yeah, even if that is the case, I don't think one should worry about how long will it last or whether one will ever have the chance to be happy again at all. I have to say, though, that whatever happiness we might have in the past, may not be the same as of today. So what about time and all that stuff? That's not our job to think about it. What really matters only lies in the present, where each day is created anew or otherwise becomes a revival of joy of something created in the past. Either way it spells happiness. So do whatever you feel like doing now. Go grab an ice cream... let it melt for a while; see if you can stay smart. Or be a doofus. Like me. Let's ALL strive to be happy.
The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should be and that God wishes to see people happy, amidst the simple beauty of nature.
*P.S: To Leah, if you're reading this, though wherever you may be- I have to put that hair post on hold. It seems like, my hair is doing incredibly good these days(!) Well, of course, not that kind of wonderful good, yknow what I mean. Haha. I don't mind making it up though, just that it'll be more fun when it really happens. As in really going through it. Lol. In the meantime, there's nothing much to fuss about. So yeh, just bear with these few posts until I come up with that one as requested ;-)
**P.P.S: By the way, I've got a question for you, "Can a cow scratch its head with its back leg?" Otherwise, I'm not sure why I'm making this one a public letter now lol. Don't bother :-)
elated,
r_L
Saturday, May 17, 2008
NEED A LAUGH?!
I needed something funny. To laugh my ass off. And needless to say, this one worked. Why, Jason never fails to keep my sanity(!) Then again, I meant nothing so as to offend the Creed fans and the like...
But really, I was totally "moved" by this one. A brilliant impersonation. Haha.
XD,
r_L
Friday, May 2, 2008
"Do you LIKE her??"

This is the first strip that mentions Susie Derkins. She's pretty much the girl that Calvin has a crush on but makes fun of as to remove any question of the fact. This strip also shows how much of a smart-ass Hobbes is, which kicks ass.
Ahh, I, too, always have troubles when it comes to identifying things. Or feelings. Or just both. Ha-ha.
denying denial,
r_L
Sunday, April 20, 2008
KaZam!

I always identified with Calvin as a child (I suppose you could say I still do), and this strip pretty much sums up what being a kid like Calvin is like. Constantly feeling out of sync with the rest of the world, and thus retreating to the world you create for yourself in your mind. If you think about it, Calvin was really quite an anomaly in popular entertainment -- not just in comics, but in anything, be it movies, TV, etc. He has no friends, and no extracurricular activities; the only people he ever sees are his parents, who he has a strained relationship with, and Moe, Susie, Rosalyn, and Miss Wormwood, all of whom he detests and all of whom detest him. The only person he ever has any real interaction with exists only in his head. He is, for all intents and purposes, completely alone. And he's fine with that. The kind of kid most people would entirely ignore all through school is not generally the kind you make the star of your show, and yet the strip became hugely successful.
I know that people of all ages enjoyed Calvin and Hobbes, but I have to think that it meant even more to those of us who grew up with him. Going to school every day and seeing all the ways we didn't fit in, it was nice to see someone like us, who was intelligent and independent, and didn't need to be a smile-plastered Mouseketeer to enjoy life. Though numerous motivational posters and guidance councelors and after-school specials had said it again and again, it was Calvin who managed to truly express the idea—without being preachy, without being sappy, perhaps even without trying—that it was okay to be different.
"...but don't YOU go anywhere"
Okay, so I might have just turned this into some kind of comic page. Right.
But what makes Calvin & Hobbes the greatest ever is its ability to make you laugh your ass off, and identify with it.
What makes it one of the great treasures of our culture is its ability to invoke emotions that you never thought you'd spend on a comic strip.
This one's positively touching.
What makes it one of the great treasures of our culture is its ability to invoke emotions that you never thought you'd spend on a comic strip.
This one's positively touching.
Friday, April 18, 2008
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