themikamar

Have you noticed that there is always a moment of revelation in a movie where the antagonist suddenly has an epiphany. The young man realized whom he really loves, the detective realizes who the killer is, the girl changes her ways, and we all live happily ever after. A moment when life just suddenly seems to make sense. Unfortunately, that's the movies, and life is anything but that. I believe we all have our moments when we suddenly see things for what they are, but I think it's not a "life changing" moment, but it's in fact a moment when you make a choice of how to react to life in general. I think that at one point in our life we are give

>.>'' There, I removed the picture. Lol, mamma, du bekymrer deg for mye om det. Dette er en meget...liberal side som jeg tror neppe har fundamentalister som medlemmer. hahaha, du e saa so/t mamma!  XD Men akk, din kjaere datter har ikkje lyst aa bekymre deg over det ^-^ Sorry if you have faved the most recent picture I posted! I ended up taking it down, but I really appreciate the comments and fav's i got! Sankyu! :heart: ---------------------------------- friends, really nice people, and artists i stalk; ~corrupted-infection (https://www.deviantart.com/corrupted-infection) :icontistel: :iconKChanTheYevonite: :iconwildglitterwolf: :iconBiyo: :iconcalra: :iconRanTen: :icondarkph

I have to take back what I said previously on American christmases. They do have their highpoints too and I am just so used to the Nog way that celebrating an American christmas was anything but appealing. I was suprised though that it really does have it's own charm, though I still like the formal Norwegian ones. What I missed the most was the process of the norwegian holidays, but I like the whole sunshiney California way too (though my neighbour's santa that moves in his window is still pretty creepy). What I enjoyed the most was being with my family and drinking tea and playing Uno on the floor while trying to ward off the bulldog. And b