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angel_love_song- February 7th, 22:48
My dears, a very good friend of mine gave a me a domain as a Christmas gift. I was so thrilled! Imagine that!
You can give me a visit at Seductive Venus
- in the world of dreams
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- angel_love_song
- January 23rd, 16:51
cheerful
When I want something, I dream of it. The intensity of my longing hits me hard. I am always trying to grasp my own version of reality that I do not realize that it's all just a dream. This is an ability that has manifested itself throughout childhood until young adulthood. Sometimes I even dream of things that are yet to happen thus inducing a strange sense of deja vu. My fortune-teller knows that I have clairvoyance but I've got no evidence yet. It's largely undeveloped and uncontrolled. I cannot even access it consciously. So I dream of the things I desire without knowing it.
Perhaps I miss him. It's been a long time since he last left a message. My dreams are about him.
- The fiasco continues
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- angel_love_song
- January 23rd, 16:28
Originally posted byelectricdruid at The fiasco continues
ACTA in a Nutshell –
What is ACTA? ACTA is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. A new intellectual property enforcement treaty being negotiated by the United States, the European Community, Switzerland, and Japan, with Australia, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Mexico, Jordan, Morocco, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada recently announcing that they will join in as well.
Why should you care about ACTA? Initial reports indicate that the treaty will have a very broad scope and will involve new tools targeting “Internet distribution and information technology.”
What is the goal of ACTA? Reportedly the goal is to create new legal standards of intellectual property enforcement, as well as increased international cooperation, an example of which would be an increase in information sharing between signatory countries’ law enforcement agencies.
Essential ACTA Resources -
- Read more about ACTA here: ACTA Fact Sheet
- Read the authentic version of the ACTA text as of 15 April 2011, as finalized by participating countries here: ACTA Finalized Text
- Follow the history of the treaty’s formation here: ACTA history
- Read letters from U.S. Senator Ron Wyden wherein he challenges the constitutionality of ACTA: Letter 1 | Letter 2 | Read the Administration’s Response to Wyden’s First Letter here: Response
- Watch a short informative video on ACTA: ACTA Video
- Watch a lulzy video on ACTA: Lulzy Video
Say NO to ACTA. It is essential to spread awareness and get the word out on ACTA.
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- Writer's Block: Fairytale Endings
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- angel_love_song
- January 22nd, 20:09
bouncy
I don't really believe in happily-ever-afters because you'll only find them in fairy tales. It's when the princess gets the prince, the witches die and they don't have to worry about poverty, disease, old age and death. That sounds really fun, doesn't it? It's because it's supposed to make you feel good and make you hope that it's possible. So I'm going to indulge in the idea for this opportunity.
It will probably marry my soulmate, bear his children and live in a beautiful house. We'll entertain guests from high society, travel whenever we can and enjoy a romantic relationship without a glitch. Like I said, it's a fantasy.
- Why SOPA is dangerous, an explanation of the bill
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- angel_love_song
- January 22nd, 19:52
Originally posted bynyxmidnight at Why SOPA is dangerous, an explanation of the billWhy SOPA is dangerousTo Sum Up
SOPA:- Gives the government the right to unilaterally censor foreign websites.
- Gives copyright holders the right to issue economic takedowns and bring lawsuits against website owners and operators, if those websites have features that make it possible to post infringing content. [A comment feature is enough.]
- Makes it a felony offense to post a copyrighted song or video.
This bill turns us all into criminals. If it passes, then you either stop using the Internet, or you simply hope that you never end up in the crosshairs, because if you’re targeted, you will be destroyed by this bill. You don’t have to be a big, mean, nasty criminal — common Internet usage is effectively criminalized under this law. This bill will kill American innovation and development of the Internet, as it will become too risky to do anything of value. It is toxic and dangerous, and should not, under any circumstances, be supported.
- I want to have green eyes
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- angel_love_song
- January 21st, 20:12
- cheerful
I want to have green eyes!
So I bought contact lenses. I always wanted to change my look and I wanted to try new things. Voila! I have contact lenses. The problem is that I'm having trouble putting them on. It's the hardest thing to do. Call me a baby but I get squeamish trying to force this bloody thing into my eye. How do you guys do it anyway?
I found a really useful video online so I'll try it later... When my eyes have quit hurting so much. I think they're irritated with me. I should hope not. I spent a lot on them so I want to use them.
It's very funny because I will resemble Ariel from Disney's The Little Mermaid after this. Or Lily Potter. Red hair + green eyes = Guys Want Redheads. This is too much fun! :)
- Seems I Am Not The Only One....
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- angel_love_song
- January 20th, 8:07
Originally posted bymorgandawn at Seems I Am Not The Only One..........who feels the need to take a break from an increasingly dysfunctional relationship.
- Kuroshitsuji
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- angel_love_song
- January 20th, 8:06
- cheerful
Things were pretty hectic around here. My sister and I had a three-day shopping spree in the nearest ukay-ukay (thrift store) and tiangges from the Lipa City fiesta. I think I just burned my last bit of cash getting things for my impending trip to the beautiful southern province of Surigao. It's really awesome. I liked the experience of walking through throngs of people in a makeshift market with various dangers such as getting accidentally hit by incoming traffic, running into a pickpocket and running into your ex-boyfriend. Oh, yes, we braved them!
As of this entry, you can bet that I was still in-between jobs. I passed the time by watching Kuroshitsuji nonstop for the past two days. I've been squealing rather happily over how cute Ciel was and how handsome Sebby was. Not to mention that I've had the attack of the giggles every time Grell came onscreen. It's very addictive, I swear. I can see fanfiction writing themselves on my heads. Even crossovers! Maybe I'll write some after I finished watching the second season.
I might be late but I really loved this anime. Wish I'd watched it sooner. Do you guys have any fanfic recommendations?
- sometimes always
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- angel_love_song
- January 17th, 5:45
cold
I wish I'm not here.
There are days when I keep whispering those five magical words to myself. They pull me through horrible situations, bad days and pure hopelessness. It usually happens when I feel that indescribable desire to flee from my current life situation. You know that feeling. It starts out like an itch that you cannot scratch or a name that lingers at the tip of your tongue. It's like insects crawling under your skin and you feel like you're dying under their intrusive touch. It's annoying. It's paralyzing. It's too damn irritating!
I look around my childhood home and then I realize that this is the source of my annoyance. I'm angry at what it represents to me: family, comfort and security. Although my parents love and care for me, I'm beginning to resent the trappings of their love. It's what binds me to this house and to their control. I'm resentful, frustrated, angry and disappointed because I'm tied to their ideals, dreams and aspirations forever. They're always in control. They're always trying to make me do their bidding. It stirs up angry monsters inside my head. I feel really bad for wanting to fight back, to escape and to run away. They're my parents, right? They just want the best for me. Or do they?
I'm 22-years-old. I'm an adult by any standard. I possess enough mental faculties and moral complexities to distinguish right from wrong. I can make decisions and then cross my fingers to hope that they were the correct ones. (If not, I can deal with a karmic bite in the ass. At least I'm adult enough to own up to the consequences!) I'm not supposed to be your sweet little girl anymore. I'm supposed to be a young woman who is capable of creating her life. Oh, no, I'm not really angry at my parents. I'm just angry that I'm still living with them.
I wish I'm not here. In my head, I want to live in a studio-type apartment. I have a job that I can tolerate. I do things I love when I'm free. I can bring guys to spend the night. And I can just order food when I'm too lazy to cook. I want to live alone. I want to be alone. I want to grow up without people who want to protect me from everything. So... I just wish I'm not here.
- My Amazing Grateful List
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- angel_love_song
- January 17th, 4:45
mellow
We had no electricity for the whole day so I spent most of my time rereading old journals. I noticed that I kept promising myself that I will write everyday. I'm quite sorry that I don't keep my promise very often but I'll try very hard.
For now, here's my Tuesday Gratefulness List:
1. Electricity. I never realized how important it was until our latest power outage. Life's not the same without the surge of energy running in cables and wires to power up our computers, microwaves and television.
2. My mother. We had a tiff last week. I was really worried! I was quite surprised to find out that she's talking to me again the next day. You don't know how happy I was to know that my mother can turn on selective amnesia just to help us get through the situation. She acted like she forgot about it. I'm very grateful to still have a loving and caring mother. Plus, she gave me a nice bottle of perfume.
3. Books. Without the greatest invention of man, I would have died of boredom. I was reading Liberty and it was an engrossing account of the French Revolution with a spotlight on six very influential and amazing women!
4. Cosmopolitan Philippines. The magazines saved my day! I went through all of my collection in an attempt to stave off boredom. It was very useful because I picked up plenty of tips for our Surigao trip.
5. Papa's cooking. My father might not be the best in the parenting department but he's amazing in the kitchen. He never failed to concoct really good meals for the family! Our lunch today consisted of a truly amazing twist to an old dish: pancit with broccoli. It doesn't taste as weird as it sounds!
