Possibilities and sweeter dreams.

I appreciate the people most who can make me laugh, especially at me. Sometimes I tend to take myself too seriously and a good laugh makes that all feel better. I like to surround myself with genuine characters not caring if they're completely different than me, as long as they don't try to conform to any group in particular. Not people who attempt to catch my attention by staring or glancing and judging, making their shallow stories of what others live are like. Not people that follow me for a few minutes and walk away. or sit next to me or near me and wait for me to say something and certainly not people that talk to me out of the blue. Isn't life is just too boring when everyone acts and dresses the same?

I have the gift with listening to my gut where your head can be too analytical, your heart can be too forgiving. Sometimes I try to ignore my gut because it is telling me something that my heart does not want to hear. And my heart is the organ that pumps all of the blood that flows in my body, now that's especially hard to ignore.

I love animals, my dogs labelled by my sister as "dogs from hell" are my little loves who gives nothing back but love, affection and happiness. So I believe that the only two things that you can truly count on in life are your family (blood, or not) and your dearest pets.

Travelling is fun, and I would love to do it more that I believe in the saying goes "anywhere you go, there you are." I find that the real adventure and quest in life is in the mind and heart. With compassion, every day I try to know myself better, even though I sometimes take myself in circles for the reason of wanting to "See a place, and know it well." In a similar way, I would rather know a few people well than to surround myself with transitory acquaintances. The mind is a deep, mysterious and incredibly unique place that takes time to uncover. The trick is in choosing the right people. In the past, I have dug deeply only to find a shattered mirror.

Happiness is like a drug, that is why we are much healthier and lively when we are happy. And that is also why it is so difficult when something that once made you happy on a regular basis suddenly disappears from your life. But, as with any drug withdrawal which our bodies longing for the doses, our bodies and minds learn to adjust the without, soon enough, something brand new will come along and make us even happier.