Monday's here again =) Hope you are all had a great weekend. So, here's a quote about attitude. Something really nice to open the new week and at the same time to almost close the first month of 2012. Don't you just feel time moves so fast? Because I do. Well, have a great Monday everyone..
Monday, January 30, 2012
Attitude on life..
Thursday, January 26, 2012
List of LIFE
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Dragon Year..
Friday, January 20, 2012
Lunch Box DIY
Use a pin to poke rows of holes, which will become the crease.
Fold it into a little box and add a piece of hook and loop closure (brand name is Velcro) and you’ve got yourself a clever lunchbox!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Handwriting..
- To the right: You are open to the world around you and like to socialize with other people.
- To the left: You generally like to work alone or behind the scenes. If you are right-handed and your handwriting slants to the left, you may be expressing rebellion.
- Not at all: You tend to be logical and practical. You are guarded with your emotions.
- Large: You have a big personality. Many celebrities have large hand writing. It may suggest that you are outgoing and like the limelight.
- Small: You are focused and can concentrate easily. You tend to be introspective and shy.
- Average: You are well-adjusted and adaptable.
- Closed for L (meaning the upstroke overlaps the downstroke): Feeling tense? This implies you are restricting yourself in some way.
- Full for L: You are spontaneous and relaxed and find it easy to express yourself.
- Closed for E: You tend to be skeptical and are unswayed by emotional arguments.
- Full for E: You have an open mind and enjoy trying new things.
- Round: You are a people-pleaser and seek compromise. You avoid confrontation.
- Pointy: You are intellectually probing and like to study new things. The higher and pointier the peaks, the more ambitious you are.
- Open at the bottom: You might not be following your heart. For example, you always wanted to be an artist, but you have a career in finance.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Bright Penthouse
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Thoughts..
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Everything is connected...
Monday, January 9, 2012
DIY...
Makes 100 applications
2 tbls. olive oil
1/2 tsp. honey
3/4 tsp. beeswax — grated
1/2 tsp. pure cocoa butter
Flavored oil of your choice (like peppermint or vanilla)
1 vitamin E capsule
> In a small saucepan, heat oil, honey, wax and butter over a low heat until just melted.
> Remove from heat and allow to cool for 2-3 minutes.
> Stir in flavoring and contents of vitamin E capsule.
> Pour into containers of your choice.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Unique cabinet..
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
White Lie..
Just now, I was having a small talk with a friend of mine. And just realized that we were talking about a white lie. What do you think about it? Do you think white lie is always appropriate at any time? Or do you think it's still a lie? For me personally, white lie is still a lie. No one likes it when someone lie to you. I hate the feeling when someone lie to me in purpose. It feels like he/she doesn't care about the feeling that I have. How about you? Have you ever did any white lie even if it's to protect people's feeling? I got this article by Robi Ludwig, Psy.D, a psychotherapist, award-winning reporter, contributing editor for Cookie magazine. It's something about the right timing about saying a little white lie..remember that..a little.
Here are four instances when it’s OK to tell a little white lie:
1. When the whole truth tears someone down and makes them feel horrible about themselves rather than builds them up, like saying “I like your new, extremely short haircut” when in reality it’s just awful. Brutal honesty can be used as a toxic weapon. We are not obligated to tell the whole truth if it hurts someone’s feelings.
2. A little white lie like mentioning the tooth fairy or Santa Claus is acceptable when it protects a child’s innocence or creative imagination. How can you argue with that one?
3. Offering passing pleasantries, like “Oh … it’s no trouble at all” or “I’m fine, thanks for asking,” counts as OK in my book, too.
4. Complimenting someone, but perhaps taking it a little too far, like saying “Your cookies are the best I’ve ever had," is also acceptable. Mild false truths make it easier for people to get along and are primarily harmless in most cases.
The major difference between a white lie and a hard lie is that a hard lie is said to protect oneself, whereas a little white lie is said to protect someone else. Relationships can be complex and tricky at times. Sometimes a harmless, thoughtful pleasantry is just what the doctor ordered.
(article source: msnbc.msn.com - image source: flickr)