Since the weather had been warming up for the past a couple of days, I decided to take pics of some of the outfits. But now, it's suppose to start raining again. :(
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
It's feeling a bit like Spring.
Since the weather had been warming up for the past a couple of days, I decided to take pics of some of the outfits. But now, it's suppose to start raining again. :(
2010 has been the worst year of my life so far.
Hands down, this year has been the worst year of my life so far. Exactly a year ago, I knew exactly what I wanted to do in life. However, now I'm back to square one. I'm feeling a bit better and is going to roll with the momentum to the fullest. I truly believe that everything happens for a reason and life is what you make of it.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Don't sell yourself short.
This story was told to me by my art teacher during my freshman year in college. For uplifting reasons, I don't think I will ever forget this story.
A lady was having a garage sale. A man came by and saw a painting he liked. He asked her how much she wanted. She thought about it and said $200. He laughed and said that's outrageous. He said he will give her $100. She thought about it, but declined. The man left. The next day, the man came back and told the lady he would take it for $200. She thought about it again. She actually painted that picture and remember how much time and effort went into it. She told the man the price is now $400 because it's truly one of a kind. The man was outraged and told the lady she would never sell it at that price. Later in the day, someone came by and bought the painting for the asking price of $400.
Moral of the story is to know what you're worth and don't sell yourself short. :)
A lady was having a garage sale. A man came by and saw a painting he liked. He asked her how much she wanted. She thought about it and said $200. He laughed and said that's outrageous. He said he will give her $100. She thought about it, but declined. The man left. The next day, the man came back and told the lady he would take it for $200. She thought about it again. She actually painted that picture and remember how much time and effort went into it. She told the man the price is now $400 because it's truly one of a kind. The man was outraged and told the lady she would never sell it at that price. Later in the day, someone came by and bought the painting for the asking price of $400.
Moral of the story is to know what you're worth and don't sell yourself short. :)
Monday, November 9, 2009
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