If you love pina colada, Making love in the rain, Yes, I am into yoga, If you have half the brain, If you like making love at midnight in the dunes on the cape, Then I'm the love that you looked for. Write to me and ESCAPE.
I have been listening to this song for a year before I actually wondered ... "What does the video look like?" You have Taylor Swift and Brendon Urie having a lover's spat at the start of it... in FRENCH! Which sounds so damn sexy any which way you listen to it. Then it's a burst of magical colors in rainbow, glitters and cotton candy all over. What's my favorite about this...? Let me think... Something about the lyrics especially these lines... Me-e-e, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh I'm the only one of me Let me keep you company Eeh-eeh-eeh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh You're the only one of you Baby, that's the fun of you And I promise that nobody's gonna love you like me-e-e Kink says: Sorry it took me 3 years to update. It's not that I've been busy... I just had to find the WHY I'm blogging. Now, I remember, it was a PASSION Project. Didn't care much about payments or ads. I just enjoyed writing. I did a major re-layout of the blog and ended up with th...
Yesterday, this article on Carrie Fisher (famously known as Princess Leia from Star Wars) was wildly reposted on my Newsfeed by the people I know: Carrie Fisher's last Harrison Ford story isn't romantic, it's tragic. A few paragraphs from this story goes something like this... In the wake of Carrie Fisher’s unexpected death at age 60 , her new memoir, The Princess Diarist , is an unexpectedly emotional read. But the emotions aren’t grief and nostalgia so much as alarm and sympathy. Early in the book, she tells a thoroughly appalling story that she presents as a cheery little romp. In London for the filming of 1977’s Star Wars: A New Hope , Fisher attends George Lucas’ birthday party, where she’s “essentially the only girl” in a room full of hard-drinking crew who are loudly whinging that they’d rather shoot in “a nice remote location… where there’s no bloody shortage of strange but friendly quim.” At the time, Fisher is 19, and by her...
Ever since I got myself into the program, LEAP, whenever I seek out love and approval from other people, I ask myself "What part of me am I not loving right now that I am asking for validation from the people outside me?" "How do I love myself more?" "Am I loving myself enough?" "What is it that I need to give myself? "What is this experience teaching me right now?" And I dig deep looking for the answers. There are times that I feel it is a struggle living with just me. Asking myself sometimes "How committed am I to myself?" No doubt about it I am married to myself. No question about that. These days, I ask myself how do I love myself more and how do I be kinder to myself more each day. More on this later. I just wanted to share this video.
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