Friday, November 6, 2009


Tuesday, September 8, 2009

temporary feeling.

THIS HURT I FEEL
I KNOW ITS JUST TEMPORARY.
I DONT WANT TO FEEL THIS WAY FOR A LONG TIME.

WHY HAVE I FELL FOR YOU?
WHY HAVE I FELL FOR THE WRONG ONE?

YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE SOMEONE IN YOUR LIFE RIGHT NOW.
YEA I KNOW YOU DONT OWN EACH OTHER BUT YOU DO LOVE EACH OTHER.
AND I DONT WANNA GET JEALOUS BECAUSE OF THAT..

IM HAPPY WHEN IM WITH YOU.
FIENING FOR YOU.
WANT TO BE WITH YOU EVERY MINUTE EVERY DAY.

UNTIL WHEN?
HOW?
HOW AND WHEN WILL I WAKE UP FROM THIS DREAM.
ITS SUCH A SWEET ESCAPE.

TILL WHEN WILL I REALIZE?

Friday, August 21, 2009

LADY GAGA VS. ROISIN MURPHY

Lady Gaga Vs. Roisin Murphy - Spot The Difference

Posted Thu Aug 20, 2009 10:42am PDT by Luke Lewis in The NME Blog

It's the pop scandal of the century. Or, more accurately, it's the Twitter-trending topic of the past 20 minutes: Did Lady Gaga steal her look from Irish electro ice-maiden Roisin Murphy?

Yes she did, according to Murphy herself, who told Irish Central: "Lady Gaga is just a poor imitation of me. She has copied my style."

And the pictures, courtesy of Idolator, would seem to bear her claims out:

Thing is, Lady Gaga is far from the only musician to take visual clues from someone else. Manic Street Preachers started out aping the Clash, with their slogan T-shirts. Coldplay nicked their French revolutionary jackets from the Sgt. Pepper sleeve (via Arcade Fire). Elvis Presley pinched his "jumpsuit-era" look from comic book hero Captain Marvel Jr.

Neither is Gaga the first musician to come over all stalkerish in her commitment to aping another artist. Kasabian's Tom Meighan would clearly kill to be Liam Gallagher. Brandon Flowers flits between wanting to be Bruce Springsteen and wanting to be the Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant. In La Roux's head, she's a cross between Annie Lennox and Adam Ant.

What other musical wannabes are there...?

Friday, August 14, 2009

STOP ME!

i dont wanna fall in love
grrr
but each time i try it gets harder deep inside.
i cant stop myself.can i?
dont wanna go near you,
afraid i might fall,
deep,soo deep.
that i mnight hurt myself again and again.
please stop me!

Friday, August 7, 2009

not excited.

I DONT WANNA GO.
IM NOT EXCITED.
I DONT WANNA GET ACQUAINTED.
BUT MY FRIENDS ARE COMING,
SO SHOULD I!
AND SO SHOULD I FOR THE POINTS Xd

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

I DONT..

i dont wanna fall in love.
dont force me.

i dont want this heart to beat ever again,
but it keeps on resisting.

i dont wanna feel hurt all over
again.

i dont wanna come closer to you,
afraid i might fall for you.

im not sure about this feeling
but it keeps on haunting me.

i dont care about your flaws,
i dont care about the 'negatives' in your life.

i dont know what im saying but i think,
i just think,
im starting to fall.
and i dont want to fall hard.
coz i know i'll just hurt myself.
i know i'll hit myself hard on the ground.

i know there's something behind your eyes.
i know a meaning lies every time our eyes meet.

tell me am i illusioning?
am i wanting you to fall for me too?
NO I DONT WANNA FALL IN LOVE FOR THE 4TH TIME.
the hurt would last for a lifetime.

i sensed it you like someone else.
why am i jealous?
why do i act this way?
does it mean i've fallen?

I DONT WANT TO.
NOT ANYMORE.

Friday, July 10, 2009

hurt

missin a friend hurts more than missin a lover.
its just that she has been a friend of mine for a year or 2 if she didnt replace me over someone else.
i was hurt,not for a moment but for a lifetime till it heals.
i was jealous
damn me!
stupid me!
idiot me!
i never really realized it till i saw her eyes not happy with who she's with.
i know, i can feel it.
im never numb.it was all pretend.
not to feel something?
it was not that easy.
DAMN I MISS HER!
i miss it when we're together,
laughing,
cracking out jokes,
telling each other secrets,swearing not to tell it to anyone til we die.

wouldn't that be great?
but hey!i still have lots of friends.
friends who'd never leave me.they're the kind of people whom i dont want to give up.no!
:))



Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Perfect Skin Do's and Dont's

"What spirit is so empty and blind, that it cannot recognize the fact that the foot is more noble than the shoe, and skin more beautiful that the garment with which it is clothed?" -- Buonarroti Michelangelo

5 Dos and 5 Don’ts to Help Slow the Aging Skin Process

Maybe you're in your 20s or early 30s and you think you can't possibly have (gulp) aging skin yet. Well, you're wrong. Your skin's 'youthfulness' has less to do with age than how it's been treated, so if exposed to sun, smoke and stress, your skin will start ‘acting old,’ losing collagen, glow and elasticity. Lines will develop and pores can seem more pronounced. It's easier to prevent damage than to repair it but the good news is you CAN reverse skin damage.

Here are 5 dos and 5 don’ts to help slow down and reverse the aging process and leave your skin glowing at any age.

  • Do stop smoking. Ever notice the skin of a lifelong smoker? It can appear wrinkly like a squashed paper bag. The fact is, smoking is the 2nd biggest cause of skin damage after sun exposure. Why? Nicotine constricts blood vessels and decreases the flow of oxygen to the skin. Not good things.

  • Do use an AHA or BHA (also known as retinols) every day. A daily application of a one percent prescription retinoid lotion (such as Retin-A or even better, Tazorac) can erase years from your face. AHAs used properly not only take off lots of dead skin, but can seem to take 10 years off as well by reducing fine lines. (Keep in mind these products do NOT shrink pores. Your pore size is completely hereditary, so don't believe promises of permanent reduction). Over-the-counter options such as RoC Deep Wrinkle Night Cream (see compare link below to buy) are good, but prescription creams work the best. Extra tip: You must stay out of the sun if you use retinoids. You are extra-susceptible to sunburns.


  • Do exfoliate once a week. Choose a formulation that's best for your skin type. Chemical exfoliators (glycolic or salicylic acid) are best for oily or combo skin, while scrubs found in microdermabrasives work best for sensitive skin. Some tried-and-true products we love include Dr. Brandt Microdermabrasion in a Jar:
    or Lancome Resurface C Microdermabrasion


  • Do use an eye cream daily. Eyes are one of the first places to show aging. The skin around the eyes is extra thin so you'll want to protect it from the sun with eye cream with SPF. A great one is: Clarins Eye Contour Care SPF30.

    Or try Neutrogena Healthy Defense SPF 30 Eye Cream:



  • Do invest and ingest antioxidants. 'Antioxidants' is a huge word in aging prevention. A huge proponent of antioxidants (found in green teas and beta carotene) is dermatologist Leslie Baumann, MD. To get the best possible protection against free-radical damage, Baumann suggests in Elle magazine that you take both oral and topical antioxidants. Get antioxidants in pill form by taking Heliocare vitamins.


    Baumann also suggests less-expensive Olay Vitamins Total Effects Beautiful Skin and Wellness vitamins:


You saw the 5 'dos' for perfect skin care. Now here are 5 don'ts:

  • Don’t pull and rub your skin. Aging skin has been under attack by UV rays, stress and carbon monoxide so don't stress it more by pulling on it.

  • Don’t forget to moisturize. While it's a myth that wrinkles are caused by dry skin, moisturizing can improve the appearance of lines by temporarily plumping them up. Dennis Gross, MD, the creator of MD Skincare, swears by lotions that contain ultrahydrating hyaluronic acid and essential fatty acids (also known as EFAs). Look for these in Gross's MD Skincare Auto-Balancing Moisture Sunscreen SPF 10:



    Extra tip: Moisturizers are best used on damp skin. They lock the moisture in. Gross doesn't use tap water when washing skin because of harsh minerals found in many city water sources. Instead, he rinses off with Evian water.

  • Don’t ignore your neck and chest. The neck and chest are first to show the signs of aging (they have fewer oil glands than the rest of your body), yet most of us ignore them. Look for moisturizers that have age-fighting ingredients like vitamin A (retinols), kinetin, copper or vitamin C.

  • Don’t forget the sunscreen. This is a no-brainer. You’ve had it ingrained in your head since youth, but seriously, even in winter it can take just 20 minutes of unprotected sun exposure to damage the skin. Here's a list of great sunscreens, including what I believe to be the best sunscreen in the world. By the way, it's a MYTH that 80 percent of your lifetime sun damage occurs before age 18, according to the April, 2006, issue of O Magazine. Katie Rodan, MD, adjunct professor of dermatology at Stanford University School of Medicine, says in O that this myth stands officially debunked and studies indicate we get only 23 percent of total UV exposure by age 18. Of course it gets worse as we age. So you CAN prevent sun-induced aging by wearing sunscreen.

  • Don’t tan. Even if wrinkles haven't shown up yet, you need to stop tanning now because they will. Once signs of aging appears, you'll be spending a lot of money to reverse it. So if you do have sun damage? You can reverse the damage with photorejuvenation such as pulsed light treatments. Many spas and dermatologists provide these pricey fixes.

    One word of warning: Once you start an anti-aging regimen, you have to keep it up. The effects of acid peels, AHAs, moisturizers -- all the anti-aging products that remove dead skin cells and make skin look plumper -- won't last forever. You have to maintain them.

    Want more information on anti-aging? Try these books from the dermatologists mentioned in this article.
  • Sunday, June 7, 2009

    WHY NOT TO WEAR SKINNY JEANS

    Shopbop

    Shopbop

    Many of us like the way skinny jeans look, but there's no debate about their comfort level. Looser fitting denim styles, trousers, or leggings are preferable, and if you were looking for an excuse to stash your tight jeans, here's a health reason: Doctors say increasing numbers of women are coming to them with meralgia paresthetica.

    Do you ever feel a numb, pins-and-needles tingling feeling along your thigh? Do you get a weird burning or itching sensation down your upper leg? This condition is caused by constant pressure cutting off the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve.

    According to this MSNBC story, one skinny jean wearer, Parmeeta Ghoman, went to her doctor because it felt like she was "floating" and she couldn't feel her legs. “It felt really strange — it felt like my leg had gone to sleep,” says Ghoman. Another woman from this CBS report said her jean pain was so bad that her doctor now has her taking anti-seizure medicine to control her symptoms.

    While sufferers of this condition are typically construction workers, police officers who wear heavy belts, pregnant women, or obese people, experts say increasing levels of young, healthy women have experienced the symptoms because of their skinny jeans.

    Luckily, the damage is usually not permanent. Chiropractic physician Dr. William Madosky told MSNBC, "The key is, you remove the pressure, and the nerve regenerates.” Also, he adds that you should avoid wearing these jeans with high heels, since it can make the situation worse by forcing you to tilt your pelvis forward and adding more pressure on the nerve.

    And of course, if you're experiencing this kind of pain, you should consult your own doctor right away and stop wearing those tight trousers!

    Have you ever experienced any of these tingly thigh feelings from wearing your tight jeans? Would you stop wearing them if they caused discomfort, or do you stick to wearing what looks good (skinny jeans, stilettos, etc) no matter what the pain? [MSNBC] [CBS5.com]

    have faith in me

    Have faith in me
    'Cause there are things that I've seen I don't believe
    So cling to what you know and never let go
    You should know things aren't always what they seem.

    I said I'd never let you go and I never did
    I said I'd never let you fall and I always meant it
    If you didn't have this chance then I never did
    You'll always find me right there, again

    I've gone crazy
    'Cause there are things in the streets I don't believe
    So we'll pretend its alright and stay in for the night
    What a world
    I'll keep you safe here with me


    They've got me on the outside looking in
    But I can't see at all
    With the weight of the world on our shoulders
    They just wanna see me fall


    Have faith in me