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Friday, December 19, 2014

Gummy: In Pictures!

Back to gaming!


Alright, I feel like it's been so long since my last gaming post....months, maybe....but there was just so much going on, life takes over and gaming gets placed on the shelf in the back. But now that I've got a little bit more time, I've been busy with Sims 4, and GTA V!


This is why I love these two games! The developers keep pushing out updates adding new content, which is my happy place! New holiday outfits, and cars, and weapons for GTA, and holiday decorations for Sims!

Here are a few pictures of what I've been up too:


This Sims home took a couple of weeks to complete. Just in time for Christmas! In the Sims Community it can be found as: "The Glass Slipper".

This is my Sim-Self!!! Yes, even in Sims I do the raised eyebrow look! LOL


The new race car version of the Dewbauchee left me penniless, but at least I've got a new Elf Suit! JAZZ HANDS! 


I always enjoy watching the sunrise!

Well, that's it that's all, at least for now! HAPPY HOLIDAYS! ^^

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

The Blank Page

It's a frustrating feeling whenever you get a new journal, and no matter the worth, you never wish to write in it. This very feeling seems to scream against the intricate muscles in your hand, if the journal happens to be expensive.  Still, quite a few months ago,  I always seem to lose track of the time,  I decided to make my own journals.  It was a happy idea and after a few homemade journals, I set them aside in order to be forgotten.

Recently,  I was reunited with these journals that I so happened upon in a dusty shoe box filled with random knick knacks. My thoughts were immediately jumping with ideas and I reached out for the soft covered journal closest to me. However,  the moment I sat down to write something it was as if my imagination bottlenecked at the very sight of a blank page. It's funny how I can sit at my computer and type this blog, but to write in a journal and exhume old dusty ideas is always a taxing task!

Ah well! Eventually I'll overcome the fear of making a mistake and just start writing.  I've come to the conclusion that it must be a fear, and at least with fears we can put them to past! Anyway,  happy holidays and enjoy a hot chocolate topped with little marshmallows, that's my favorite holiday beverage!  Ha!

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Words and Feelings

The weeks seem to pass by without much notice, and it feels like I forget the days as soon as they come.

And though Christmas is normally a thrilling time of the year when people strive to be happier,  I can't help but feel a little gloomy as sickness plagues someone I truly admire. Still, I hang onto high hopes and prayers, despite not being religious, that perhaps some miracle will take place. Every time I feel the burn of  hunger, the aches and pains of a bad nights sleep,  or the lingering weight of a  vicious headache, I can't help but think of this person. Even in her weakest moments she still clings to a bright future.  Her strength pours from her broken body as she continuously repeats that,  "things will get better."

Then, just when I felt that things couldn't get any worse, personal matters became almost unbearable.  Challenges were set out before me and my family, and there is nothing I could do about it. But even in the darkest of times I still grasp at the slivers of hope and the words of my mother. "Things will get better."

Something I came across recently reminded me of the power of a good story, and how word's can be used to spit out hate or string together in a wondrous phrase of insight, and inspiration.  In a movie (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) a single phrase stood out and spoke to me. It seemed that fate or destiny or even coincidence wanted me to hear it in this exact moment and suddenly I felt clarity. "We are meant to lose the people we love. How else do we know how important they are?"

So, all in all, even when we feel like we are locked in an endless cycle of grief or depression,  there is always something to bring you back. Hold on a little longer, you never when you might hear the exact words you needed to hear.

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