Things I learned so far

1. Take 5 minutes to think before speaking 2. Misery loves company 3. Everything is better in the morning 4. Short term gain results in long term pain and vice versa 5. Putting yourself first won't contribute to a good relationship 6. Putting the other person first won't work either 7. Your eyes are the window to your soul 8. Negative energy is poisonous 9. Don't sacrifice other people's happiness...

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A happy pill

Vitamin B-rich foods. I take a ton of vitamins, and I mean a TON. Not that somebody of my age and health needs them, but it has become more of a psychological thing. However, there are a few vitamins that I really believe in and which improved my health drastically. Amongst them is the B complex vitamin (B1,B2, B3, B6, B12). Truthfully, you should probably take it if you are a woman. Why? Because...

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Secrets of Adulthood

1. You manage what you measure. 2. By doing a little bit each day, you can get a lot accomplished. 3. People don’t notice your mistakes and flaws as much as you think. 4. Most decisions don’t require extensive research. 5. Try not to let yourself get too hungry. 6. If you can’t find something, clean up. 7. The days are long, but the years are short. 8. It’s okay to ask for help. 9. You can choose what you do; you can’t choose what you LIKE to do. 10. Happiness doesn’t always make you feel happy. 11....

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Praha

Prague "Praha" is one of the most beautiful cities I've been to. You can walk the whole city in a day and alcohol is cheaper than water. ...

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All work and no play

Moon girl compiled a list of procrastination tools you may use ONLY if you are a robot-type of student or worker. According to my research, better work comes out of 50/50 type of work, because your brain is not wired to all work and no play (regardless of what your professor or boss or parents say). 1. Angry birds Figuring out how to get around angry bird levels and kill as many pigs with as little...

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The virtual bookshelf.

"Fitz cherished traditions. Nothing known to mankind was superior to the comfortable order of monarchy, aristocracy, merchant, and peasant." - Ken Follett, Fall of Giants Below is my bookshelf of recent favorites, virtual style. Each is linked to Amazon.com. Why would I put all that extra work into this post? Because if I ever join a protest, it will be the "save the world, read more books" protest...

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