If someboday believes in you, and you believe in yourself, it can happen.
- 23rd July
2012 - 23
- 18th July
2012 - 18
- 17th July
2012 - 17
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- 17th July
2012 - 17
Starring Kate the Great.
- 16th July
2012 - 16
I believe that happy girls are the prettiest girls. I believe that tomorrow is another day and I believe in miracles.Audrey Hepburn
- 12th July
2012 - 12
It’s always a great day to be a bobcat.
- 11th July
2012 - 11
….a scene not unlike my own home.
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- 10th July
2012 - 10
- 9th July
2012 - 09
No one looks stupid when they’re having fun.Amy Poehler
- 8th July
2012 - 08
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- 3rd July
2012 - 03
My season ended a long time ago but no one took the party tent down.Little Edie - The musical production of Grey Gardens (via kitscaboodle)(via grey-gardens)
- 2nd July
2012 - 02
- 1st July
2012 - 01
Colors of the world,
Spice up your life!
Every boy and every girl,
Spice up your life!
People of the world,
Spice up your life!
(Source: glamour)
- 30th June
2012 - 30
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- 29th June
2012 - 29
![Do you make your bed every day?
From Apartment Therapy:
According to [Charles] Duhigg, author of “The Power of Habit”, making your bed every morning is correlated with better productivity and stronger skills at sticking with a budget. It has also been suggested that making your bed boosts happiness ….
Apparently, making your bed (and other feel-good tasks like exercising and cooking your own food) is something called a keystone habit. Keystone habits are those routines that, if you can identify them, spill over to other habits. According to Duhigg, changing or cultivating keystone habits “helps other habits to flourish by creating new structures, and they establish cultures where change becomes contagious.” A keystone habit is essentially a catalyst for other good habits.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m68lyoGHBR1qcz5u1o1_500.jpg)
Do you make your bed every day?
From Apartment Therapy:
According to [Charles] Duhigg, author of “The Power of Habit”, making your bed every morning is correlated with better productivity and stronger skills at sticking with a budget. It has also been suggested that making your bed boosts happiness ….
Apparently, making your bed (and other feel-good tasks like exercising and cooking your own food) is something called a keystone habit. Keystone habits are those routines that, if you can identify them, spill over to other habits. According to Duhigg, changing or cultivating keystone habits “helps other habits to flourish by creating new structures, and they establish cultures where change becomes contagious.” A keystone habit is essentially a catalyst for other good habits.
(via rachelinbrooklyn)
