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What do you fooookin love about life??
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19-09-2004 1:50am#1
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i like smileys.
:rolleyes: 
:mad: 
:eek: :cool: 
and
mi familia
(seeing my sister up at college)
(spending time with my cousins -be them 1 year or 21 years old)
(eating my ma's ziti)
(grandparents wisdom ...-or just those sayings they have)
my friends
(laughing so hard i cry)
(being a fool and not caring a bit bout the people around u)
(sitting quietly with a friend listening to music and knowing that neither of u
have to say a word.)
music
(going to concerts -dmb mmm)
(hearing a new band)
(mastering a hard part of a song)
(just simply playing)
misc.-
running in the rain
swimming
playing catch
falling asleep at the beach in the hot sand, (wah! summer!)
taking a nap in the afternoon
getting into bed after a long day
waking up well rested at 12 o'clock
last day of school -and to get me through the year -fridays
seeing a new place
going back to old places
going to new york city or to boston or to the middle of nowhere
driving with windows down (like that feeling of fresh air) cruising to some dmb
receiving a nice compliment
meeting new and interesting people
knowing theres so much more to life than myself
getting through something tough and growing from that
bio class (the human body is awesome, what can i say?)
upbeat threads
-and so on and so forth
life is good~beth
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ah i love those moments, not many in my teenage years tho, as im finding it hard to be myself around people my own age, they tend to be sarcastic little ****ers atm.flogen wrote:the moments where you're with friends, family, partner, whatever, and just chilling, chatting and everyone is just being themselves, and enjoying it. Then it hits you, just how great a moment this is, and how perfect the world seems to be for that split second... when everything just is, and you have no hang ups or worries.
flogen
Especially in school, i like to sit and day dream and just think about different people in the world, and what people in other countries are doing right that very second.
Hearing a good song, basic i know but very true. a song you like can put you in a good mood all day.
Going to concerts.
Going to lans, they are always great craic, and the people are always funny and helpfull.
Watching something like scrubs, always puts me in a good mood, goes back to being yourself like my first comment, jd is a total geek but he has pleanty of mates and sexy girlfriends 0 -
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spoon wrote:i love batman
Ha ha! the Batman outside Buckingham Palace. I was pissen my hole laughing!!
The best thing i love about life is when i can go out and have fun! Theres nothing else i could ever love about life. 0 -
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Hammering up the comeragh mountains against the clock on my bicycle. Overcoming the initial shock when your body tries to stop you before getting your second wind and then finally fading until your heart is trying to break out your rib cage, you are no longer sure if you are breathing, you see yellow flecks in front of your eyes, your jaw hangs down so you are dribbling, you can't hear anything just a faint din like holding your ear up to a seashell, you want to stop, your brain is telling you its ok to quit, no shame, your body is begging for mercy, trekkers and tourists are staring and some even cheer you on, everything goes in slow motion, and then finally, you are at the top.
The sweet relief of being able to stop, collapse in a heap and then realise that you've posted a Personal Best, what a great feeling. Made all the greater by the indescribable suffering you have just gone through and the knowledge that you beat the mountain again. Yeah I know I might be alone on that one, or perhaps a sado masochist. But it makes me feel very alive (although the price 15-30 mins of suffering where you wish you were dead).
Seeing something new in new countries, e.g. driving around the route of the Grand Prix in Monaco, cable cars and hiking in the alps, spending a day in the louvre, or at a broadway play in NYC, christmas shopping in boston in the snow.
The feeling you get when you realise someone fancies you and you fancy them too (rare).
Driving with the roof down in a convertible by the sea on a sunny warm day. (I miss my convertible!)
The spontaneous things you thought would be a chore, like bringing my 3 year old nephew to world of wonder to try to stop him looking for his mammy when I was on babysitting duty, a chore at first, but ended up me wearing a cowboy hat, him wearing a soldiers helmet playing eye toy groove until my arms were hanging off from both playing and holding him up high enough to be seen by the camera in the game so he could play. We were there 2 hours messing with toys, what was going to be a chore turned into a memorable afternoon revisiting my own childhood. And despite a 25 year age gap, we both enjoyed each others company that day.
To have a friend come through for you when you didn't expect it. Went through a rough patch at christmas and really found out who my friends were and the lengths they would go to for my sake. Same with my family, changed what I thought of all of them, it really humbles you and their reactions and support turned what I thought was the worst thing possible into perhaps the most valuable lesson I will ever learn. I was always independant and headstrong, and always thought I could handle anything, but in the end they all saved me from myself and it has changed how I evaluate who my friends.
Number one though, what I love about life is the ability to make a loved ones life a little better, I loved being able to afford to buy my dad a vintage car he always wanted for this birthday, or being able to send my parents who had never left irish soil in their lives to Paris for their anniversary. Being able to do that for them, thats great. A small step towards payback for the sacrifices they made for me.
Finding out that my dad who was always indifferent to me about college etc.. used to go around boasting to anyone who would listen about his 'genius' son in university behind my back, so the look of pride when I got my degree, even though it meant nothing to me at the time, that was something I will always remember about my graduation. The day was a chore to me, but a great occasion for them.
Theres so much more, but most of it is one off stuff.
Did I mention chocolate and crisps.
Oh yes, and seeing my ex gain about 30 pounds since I split with the cheating so and so. 0 -
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