
If anyone feels like getting me a present. I would really like to read Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card. The whole Ender series is excellent, and I can’t believe I haven’t read this final instalment.

If anyone feels like getting me a present. I would really like to read Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card. The whole Ender series is excellent, and I can’t believe I haven’t read this final instalment.
This is a fun logic game we tried out in philosophy today. Don’t try and pick the ‘right’ answer, because there isn’t one. Just make sure you don’t contradict yourself π
Whenever you have a negative thought about your body, run these four questions through your mind:
1. Is it true?
2. Can you absolutely know that itβs true?
3. How do you react when you believe that thought?
4. Who would you be without that thought?Byron Katie developed this powerful set of questions β you can learn more about them & her technique here! (I only just found out about it & am really excited to get into it some more!)
- via: gala darling
Sometimes we are on exactly the same page. I was just thinking about body image, and using positive words to describe one’s self on the way home from school
1. I am not subtle. I wear what I want. I am loud. I am bad at keeping most secrets. I like it this way, however it never really dawned on me before a friend pointed it out.
2. I think I’m forgetting how to use my words the way I like to. I want to write poetry again. I want double meanings and second thoughts that hit hours later. I want delicate references and concealed dreams. I need practice.
3. I got 91% on my English 12 provincial. Fantastic news, I love getting good grades.
4. Meaningful conversations have become more frequent lately. I appreciate this. I think I am getting better at putting feelings, thoughts and ideas in to words. I secretly thank my scholarship essays for this, and not-so-secretly thank my philosophy class.
Have I mentioned I like socks?
its weird, this world..
1. I’m sorry that I haven’t talked to you in like ages, I wish things weren’t so busy
2. I want to see how your web comic is progressing
3. I’ll be in Vancouver in LESS THAN A WEEK!
Dear Emotional Creature:
I believe in you. I believe in your authenticity, your uniqueness, your intensity, your wildness. I love the way you dye your hair purple, or hike up your short skirt, or blare your music while you lip-synch every single memorized lyric. I love your restlessness and your hunger. You possess the energy that, if unleashed, could transform, inspire and heal the world.