New Way to Access Happiness

As yet not found by me. Or anyone else on earth me thinks. Ever. Or maybe someones has and the result is too sweet for them to share it with the rest of us. I'm sure as hell would tell anyone. Otherwise how would we measure happiness if everyone was happy

Aim of Life Is To Not Know The Aim of Life

Oh my fucking god!
I had this wonderful and fantastic idea of an entry this morning as I was travelling to school and now I forgot what it was.
Why isn't there a device that can record are thoughts or like a electronic note books that wen you press a button and then think of something, that thought would get sent to the note book and appear on the screen on the note book.
If anyone ever invents this kind of device, they are pure geniuses and I will spend my life worshiping them.
So, please...can some just invent a 'thought-note-book'.

What Makes the World Turn?

A physicist would say something like this: centripetal forces that creates centripetal acceleration makes the earth move in a circular motion.

An English student would come up with something philosophical and sounding intellectually challenging.

I say, whatever makes you happy man.

Whatever floats ones boat.

What Miglė is...

Not like I have time to listen to anything, or read anything or watch anything...

Listening...

Reading...

Watching...

What's Beyond the Pain Barrier?

A fence. A fence which you have been trying to climb over your entire life. A barrier. A barrier standing in between you and your happiness. A wall. A wall you cannot see through or get past and do not know what is behind it. Yet everyday you push your palms against it. You have never seen it. But you really want it to blind you. You do not know how it feels. But you long to feel it. You don't know if it tastes of heaven or if it is tasteless. Despite, you open your mouth and stick out your tongue as you close your eyes and pray for it to touch your taste buds. You try to grab it; stretching your finger tips as far as they go. You have never heard it and you don't know if it's as loud as silence. Instead you turn off all of your senses and press your ear against the unknown and wait for it to hit your eardrums.

Tell me one thing.

What happens once you get over the fence? What do you do as you stand on the other side of the wall? What will you be trying to grab and stretching towards as the barrier stands behind you?

Tell me another thing.

What happens when the thing you have been trying to see your entire life is emptiness? Is it emptiness that fulfills you as your taste buds are flooded with the bitter sweetness of your own saliva? Is is silence drumming on your eardrums as you drop your finger after yet another failed attempt to grab it?

Let me tell you something.

You can try. And try. And try again. Better yet? Stop trying. Stop trying to reach what's unreachable. Stop trying to get to the other side on the barrier. Quit being the 'Superman' in the 'Superman is Dead' story. Eventually, you will get there. And once you do, it will be the best and worst thing that ever happened to you. When the unknown is hugging you from all directions, you will never be back to where you have been before. So enjoy the pain of having your heart smashed against that same wall you are trying to get over. Let failure saturate your mind and let yourself go down the wrong paths as long as you know the way back. Allow your heart to enter where it has never been before without your mind being the security guard. (Nevertheless, do not dismiss it in case a fight breaks out.) Take chances and lose. Do not wrap yourself in cotton wool to prevent a nail breaking. Let yourself fall over and get hurt.

Because when you get past it...it's that much better.

Number 1: I have to start with the hard one, don't I?

Describe a person or people you would most like to go on holiday with.

Plan:

• Appeal to the senses
• Use effective, emotive and loaded words
• Variety of punctuation ( ) : ;
• Central metaphor:
• Long and short sentence for effect
• Introduction:
• Paragraph 1:
• Paragraph 2:
• Paragraph 3:
• Paragraph 4:
• Paragraph 5:
• Paragraph 6:
• Conclusion:

Describe the Indescribable

1. Describe a person or people you would most like to go on holiday with.
2. Describe a nightmare world.
3. Describe a place that is special to you.
4. Describe a place which you would recommend as holiday place to a friend.
5. Describe a town at night.
6. Describe a place you would like to be in right now.
7. Describe a bustling city centre.
8. Describe a busy or quiet beach scene.
9. Describe a visit or place from your past that has a special place in your memory (or an imaginary place). Describe a visit to a fairground.
10. Describe a place from your imagination or which you know already at two different times.
11. Describe a shopping centre when it is closed and describe it when it is open.
12. Describe a person who is important in your life.
13. Describe a sinister street at night.
14. Describe how you felt during a visit to a pop concert.
15. Describe how you felt during a visit the doctor's or dentist's.
16. Describe the scene in the waiting room in a doctor’s or dentist’s surgery.
17. Describe how you felt during a visit to a school play.
18. Describe how you felt during a visit to sport's match.
19. Describe your home/bedroom.
20. Describe the scene on a beach or in a park on a summer’s day.
21. Describe the scene in a large department store or shop on the first day of the January sales.

Hello Boys

Marilyn Monroe. An actress. A singer. A sex symbol. And above all a woman. No, this is not the feminism and the power of woman debate. I am just innocently highlighting the fact that a woman, who was size 12, can still be sexy and powerful and outstanding in whatever she does.

Anyway...So....Erm...yeah.