My other half

She is so fucking beautiful. She makes me want to write and actually at times makes me write. But she knows that when I write I bring out the true meaning of our love. It just pours out of me like souvlaki sauce out of gyro. She is looking that up right now. Anyway, how to do explain my love for Rocio. I think I have a better chance of explaining the meaning of life than my love for her. Actually, they are two in the same for me at least. She is my meaning for life and because of that I will make sure she is cared for, loved and cherished in the same way you see your newborn child for the first time and know that you will do anything for that person, ANYTHING. Well except become a Barcelona fan, people do have limits…..

Te quiero pequeña!!!

May 15 2012 2 notes

Ella

Me encanta, me preocupa, me quiere, me completa, me fustra, me alegra, me enreda, me calma.

debatir, dejarla, matar, totalmente, alejarme, siempre, sonriendo, follando.

Apr 17 2012 3 notes

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Apr 14 2012 333 notes

Mar 8 2012 1 note

futboleira:

Shirt off or on?

I’ve seen many games where a player has been given a yellow or even red card for taking his shirt off. Players at times, take their shirts off after they score a goal as part of the euforia of scoring a goal. However, FIFA doesn’t like that, because it’s offensive (how??), it demonstrates a lack of discipline (again how??) and its disturbing to them. FIFA created a rule that allows the referee to sanction player, if the player takes his shirt off. In some situations this may result in a red card because the player already had a yellow card. In that instance the player is not helping his team by taking his shirt off.

In my opinion, I think the rule is plain stupid, so what if he takes his shirt off to celebrate his goal? Is it offensive? No. Is it disturbing? To whom? To me it is more offensive when players go to the corner area and reenacts some stupid dance thinking they got swagg or starting an obnoxious dance trend. That to me is more offensive, they delay the game even more and it is taunting to the other team. The other team will react in a negative way and the public can even react aggressively. So why don’t those players get a yellow card instead?

Eventhough the rule does exists for a some time and players know about it, that they take their shirts off still is careless. However, it is just an emotional reaction because in the heat of the moment you forget everything. I think they should remove the rule and focus on the play of the game, like foul play that lately we unfortunately see more of on the field.

Mar 4 2012 2 notes

futboleira:

Iniesta celebra el primer gol de la Selección Española que jugó ayer contra Venezuela. La nueva camiseta no me convence mucho, prefiero la azul marino, con la actual nos parecemos a Argentina o Uruguay. Vamos, que no me gusta. Esto claro todo es cosa de los patrocinadores que hacen lo que quieren. Ponen colores que ni siquiera estan en la bandera del pais. Por ejemplo, Alemania jugando con camiseta verde, Holanda con camiseta negra, Francia de blanco (vale esta en la bandera) pero pantalon negro. Que dejen de tantos colores y que hagan camisetas que representen la bandera del pais.

Mar 1 2012 2 notes

What someone’s heart feels

I WANT TO SEE WHAT HER HEART FEELS, SO THAT WHEN IT IS SCARED I CAN SOOTH IT. MY NEED IS GREAT TO UNDERSTAND HOW SHE REACTS TO MY WORDS, SO I CAN ENSURE SHE KNOWS HOW MUCH LOVE IS BEHIND EACH LETTER. I CAN SMELL THE THOUGHTS THAT WANDER IN HER MIND, BUT ONLY SHE CAN CONFIRM IF I SHOULD FEAR THEM. s h e h a s a m y s o u l w r a p p e d a r o u n d h e r c o a t h o o k w a i t i n g f o r t h e m o m e n t i n w h i c h s e e f e e l s s h e c a n s a y s o m e t h i n g a b o u t o u r l o v e. I HAVE YET TO EXPERIENCE SO OVERWHELMING A FEELING FOR ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL, YES I SEE IN YOU WHAT YOU DO NOT SEE, BUT THAT IS ONLY BECAUSE YOU CHOOSE TO HIDE FROM YOURSELF. I WANT MY LIFE TO BE AS FULL AND RICH AND COMPLETE AS THE LOVE I FEEL FOR HER.

Feb 14 2012

The Pause

The Pause Upon Which All Else Relies

Post written by Leo Babauta.

There is one little habit I’ve learned that has changed everything else in my life.

The pause.

When we fail, it’s because we act on urges without thinking, without realizing it. We have the urge to eat junk, and we do it. We have the urge to check email instead of writing a chapter of our book, and so we open our inbox. We have an urge to smoke, to drink, to do drugs, to chew our nails, to play a Facebook game, to procrastinate, to skip a workout, to eat more fries, to criticize, to act in jealousy or anger, to be rude … and we act on that urge.

What if instead we learned to pause after each urge? What if we stopped, looked at that urge, paid close attention to what it feels like inside our bodies, but didn’t act?

The urge would no longer control us. We would be able to make conscious choices that might be healthier for us, help us be happier.

If we can pause, we create space. Space to breathe, to think, to be without acting.

The pause is the answer to so many of our problems. Such a small thing, and so powerful.

To develop the pause, notice your next urge. Is it an urge to go check something online? Or eat something you know isn’t healthy for you? Pay attention to the urge, learn as much as you can about it. If you act on it after the pause, that’s OK. Just notice it, and pause, and pay attention.

Do it again for the next urge, and the next. You will get good at it with practice, and you’ll have lots of opportunities to practice.

The urges won’t go away, but your ability to pause will get stronger. And when you have the pause, you have everything.

zenhabits

Feb 9 2012

Unscripted scripture