A chapter is about to be closed. Usually, the writer feels accomplishment when finishing a chapter, by giving a deep breath, knowing that there is something that he can leave behind. However, a few moments later, the weight of the expectations for the beginning of the next chapter awakes him as if it was the … Continue reading The Palpitations before the Earthquake
Once upon a time there was a Dream Ripper. It wasn't a man or a woman. He had no shape, no color, no smell. People couldn't see it; they don't even suspect of its existence. However, he used to crumble inside their heads, using its talent to distort reality and make them forget their passions, their ambitions, their … Continue reading The Dream Ripper – a Tale on Depression
In the last few days I've been feeling tired and depressed, not only because of my current job, but also because I am working on my dissertation to finish my Master degree. Desmotivation has been a word of order. Procrastination has been my favorite activity. Well, all students know what I am talking about when everything, … Continue reading When Minnie Ears are your Crown
Sometimes you just need to let it go. It is an advice given by many in the last few days. And I do understand the importance of doing that, and I wish it could be that easy. Let it go, let it go, let it go. Ooh, I have to do it everyday... just let … Continue reading “Let it go” – a way to survive life
Sunday afternoons are great for childhood reminders. On afternoons like the one I've had, feeling a bit chilly, what fits perfectly is a Disney movie. The new live motion of Cinderella was my choice. I was super curious about this movie, since it has so many actors I've been following in series and mainly because … Continue reading Cinderella’s “Have courage and be kind” motto and mine’s “True kindness is in my dog’s eyes”
The Winged Bone 