Belinda's Time.


I'm Belinda. CSU Fresno. 20, very clumsy, but TRY to seem unfazed by it ;) But I'm very dependable, have an open heart, and go out of my way to make time for people that means a lot to me. I have a big heart and love to do things for the people in my life. I don't expect favors in return, because I just simply love to do things for others - if it is reasonable of course. I love to read, and my boyfriend complains I may love it more than he, but I know he knows otherwise. My family is HUGE and has played a very important role in my life. But so does music. I may not play an instrument or sing choral music anymore, but it still brings me to the NOW when I really need it. I realize this is like an essay but I can't help myself. :)

& This is My escape, My indulgence. So please respect my space, as I would if I was in your space. Thank you.

"Families are like fudge – mostly sweet with a few nuts."

Bittersweet.

It’s good to actually talk to someone other than my best friend or my boyfriend. It’s good to connect with others, but it sucks when it’s about somebody whose ever hurted me and eventually hurted them. Still, it’s a good thing we connected and have an understanding of where our relationship as friends is at. You really only know who your real friends are after you graduate from high school and go to college. And I’m glad for that. Because I won’t have to second guess later in life whether they are worth it or not.

I’m glad I have a few high school friends I still have close to my heart and will time to time reconnect and catch up, and I’m even more glad for the ones that stayed. Yeah, life has a few bumpy roads, we all should know that by now, but I’m glad I see the future with my friends I have today

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littlenightthinker:

Tippi Degré, the girl who spent her childhood in the African jungle

Tippi Degré could be a normal girl, but for the fact of having lived 13 years of her life in the African jungle, living with all kinds of animals, from the most peaceful to the largest predators. A kind of Mowgli in females. Since her birth in 1990 until she was 13-years-old Tippi lived in the African jungle, but after Tippi moved with her parents to Paris and the result was expected: the girl couldn’t relate because she had “little in common” with other children. She was educated at home and today, at age 23, studying cinema at the Sorbonne Nouvelle University. [read more]

This reminds me of my baby sister, Cheyenne. I have so many stories of her being an animal activist. She’s only four years old but she is filled with compassion.

(Source: earth-song)