Things have been really spontaneous up till now and we love every bits of our time together, despite the fact that our room is down at Amoudi Bay n everyday we claim 200+ steps to go into the village. The best part – It was renovated from a local house and each room is independently located, which means anything happens u r on ur own!
The owner live up in the town :/

The journey to go back at night was scary n we r so glad we made it home safe n sound.

It was really dark and there was hardly anyone, just the two girls trying their best not to spit it out “shit I’m scared to hell”.

Imagination did run very wild and we tend to see and hear more when no one else is around..Brbrbr… Walking down the steps with the loud sound of waves hugging the rock, darkness n the starry sky above did not help & we was scared to bits. Luckily when we stepped down to the bay there was then a guy who helped us by pointing the torch light onto our way back. Get into the room with sweats n quickly lock the door, close the window, we felt like a huge weight was lifted off our heart.. Feww

Apart from that bit of hiccup we enjoyed Greece in everyway, wishing we could send what was in front of us to our loved ones

Things I love about Greece

The history

the architecture of acient building

The blue sky and the deep blue ocean

the friendly and open people with brightest smile I’ve ever seen.

the cheap strawberry 2euro/kg in Athens square near Athens square center hotels where we stayed (grin)

the friendly girl from the souvenir shop whom we taught vietnamese. : )) she was so funny, and this time I did serious teaching, no naughty phrase.

Though sometimes a little girl walked under the rain with her cameras sleeping tight in her bag n couldn’t help thinking – ” Shit, the weather forecast says its only cloudy today”!

What’s more? She has learnt how to say “merdes” so that when unlucky things happen she doesn’t just take it in but also spit it out. It feels unbelievably good. Yiekkk.

Thanks to the host de l’Avenue Henri Martin, the girl has a place to sleep and opens her eyes every morning to the greenery outside the ưindow. Living at the first floor does have its charm. To her who once believed fairy tales happen in the corner of a garden and in the form of small living things, living there is purely a bless.

The past 2 days she’s been to typical Paris – Effeil, Champs Élysees, Arc de Triomph, Notre Dame. The 2nd day ended with a glance through Chatelet, one of the shopping districts, & the little girl felt like she could stay there forever enjoying all the cutting, styling, etc. Frenchies have a thing or 2 for fashion.

Today is another rainy day where she is gonna have a lot of me time with Louvre. After a big mac meal, yes, after a big mac meal :/

I painted a part of my garden on a fine Saturday morning. Some time in Feb 2012 (Sounds like a long time ago? No?.. )

There will be roses, yellow & pink, in delicious baby green leaves. Clovers appear somewhere on the grassy ground. A tall tree that gives shade to the princessy white bench in floral pattern, where I lie down with my book on a nice summer day… There r birds, small and beautiful ones. Not to mention they are actually naughty, very naughty.

You need the correct numbers in the right sequence.

Here are the 10 rules

Rule No.1: Be Decisive

You define yourself by the decisions you make. The direction of your life changes the instant you decide which goals to pursue.

Rule No.2: Stay focused

The moment you focus on a goal, it becomes a magnet, pulling you and your resources toward it.

Rule No.3: Write down your goal

Be specific, measurable, and have a deadline.

Written goals are catalysts, transforming agents for success and achievement.

Rule No.4: Plan thoroughly

Planning allows you to carefully orchestrate all the steps on the way to achieving a goal.

Rule No.5: Involve others

Surround yourself with good people who possess solid experiences.

Rule No.6: Welcome failure

Failure has an ulterior motive. It stops you long enough to learn, re-strategize, and re-launch again. You will be more prepared for success.

Rule No.7: Take purposeful action

A good plan will almost always get you in the door. But it is action that seals the deal.

Rule No.8: Inspect what you expect

Attention increases productivity and tells you how you are doing against your goal.

Rule No.9 Reward yoursef

A goal, once achieved, deserves to be rewarded.

Rule No.10 Maintain personal integrity.

Maintain a commitment to your commitment. Personal integrity is about setting a goal and keeping your promise to achieve it.

Embrace these 10 rules of goal-setting and witness the powerful transition in your life.

From simpletruths.com

some people just aint’made to dance.

Do you like to dance?

I guess so.

Then you are surely made to dance

I smiled hearing that.

Just a little more honey :*

Am gonna get my energy back tomorrow. Promise.

And then comes Ketti Photography. Her blog is simple, yet it gives me such a sincere feeling when I go through it words by words. She might not be the best one out there, but the fact that she lives up to her passion struck me. Ketti wrote about herself

“Hello there! My name is Ketti Phillips and I am a light-hearted-with-a-heart photographer specializing in on-location lifestyle photography. I love photographing families in comfortable surroundings, whether it be at home or in the great outdoors where their true selves shine through.”

And it goes on and on

Simple and sincere, Ketti takes me into what she loves doing.

And then I ask, what have I been doing?

Hello there, I am Claire and I’m looking for a way to develop my passion. I want charity in my life, I want interior design. Photography, floral arrangement & piano come right after.

And then a photo

That’s probably what I would write if I am to start living with my passion right now. Wouldn’t be so surprise if people close my blog tab after glancing though “meet Claire” portion. Sigh.

Right, I am on the way to find out. Give me some time honey, give me some time!

Sometimes thinking too much keeps us away from our courage.

Without courage we don’t go for the thing called Passion.

Logic?