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Today

Today marks a very important day in my life. Today I make it official.
I have tried many times in the past and failed. I don't want to anymore. I want to start it and go through with it.
I write on my blog, I am an avid reader. I love books. I live for books. A musician makes music, a painter paints life and a writer writes it to existence. He creates life and stories, he creates dreams, evokes thoughts, he is truly marvelous. I wish to be him. So today, I pledge to become him. My only wish remains that I am good enough and I go through with it. It has always been my dream. I planned on letting life push me around and then take it up as a retirement plan, but how far do you run from yourself? How long? What if this is what I was meant for? My calling?
I want to make it public, more for myself, so I finish what I started. People knowing it would just ensure that I don't stop. It would get embarrassing. Time to get this public and society fear to good use.

Anyways...
I re-read Sophie Kinsella's "Can you Keep a Secret", this woman makes me literally Laugh-out-Loud. Her sense of timing and humour is incredible. Moreover, I finished 2 seasons of Newsroom in 3 days. Yes, it is that awesome. For those of you who haven't watched it, what's stopping you? Now, I want to work in the news industry! Grey's Anatomy makes me want to be a doctor(neuro-surgeon to be precise), Castle - a detective, Suits - a lawyer and now News! Aaron Sorkin, one guy who knows what he is doing. Need I even mention Will McAvoy. He is incredible. Face of ACN? Make him the face of everything. This show makes me want to catch the news every night at 9. It is only a feeling, not that I actually will. Come on! I do have new-found respect for these people. What goes behind the scenes, so many people working, so much work and effort for just one hour of prime time. These shows make all these professions so alluring. Here I should mention Sloane Sabbeth, she plays the role of an economics expert, extremely smart and socially-challenged, so ofcourse I love her. This show and it's characters are so sarcastic, you can't help loving them. HBO, thank you!
I am on a Newsroom high. Love it. Rooting for Will for the Emmy.

I am going to start my book now.

Bub-bye peeps

I still very much love me.

xoxo

Pearl




PS. Tinder got boring. On that note, I should check it once. It has been a week (shit).

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