... a series of blurbs ...

+ I'm currently hooked & in love with the scent of Bath & Body Work's Warm Vanilla Sugar... Yummylicious! A friend of mine gave me a Bubble Bath with this scent & I can't get enough of it... I love it! Can somebody give me the whole bath/lotion/body spray set? Pretty please? This will definitely go on my Xmas wish list... :-)

+ In most cases, you know you're just wasting your time when you give advice to those who ask for one on how or what to do over something... It's a waste of time because you know they already know what it is they should do. They know, but refuse to do so... Instead, they ask for your advice. But what they want/hope to hear from you is the exact opposite of what they know they should do. They're not asking for an advice, but more like looking for an excuse! An excuse to prolong the state of their predicament so that they can delay what it is they know they should do already. Because whatever this situation they're in, they know they shouldn't be in it in the very first place... But eventhough you know they're not exactly asking for an advice, you still give them an attempt for an advice... Why? Because you've been there and you know how it is... I know, Doc. *sigh*

+ I have a headache... A culmination of hang over(lotsa them), much boredom, & those that need not be mentioned leads to this... *pfft!* I think too much.

+ Information leads to knowledge... Knowledge is power they say... So knowledge empowers you... But too much information, can overpower you? Stifling...

+ I came upon this on the papers a while ago, it's an advice collumn about this married man and his philandering ways... And this psychologist is giving an advice to the woman that this man is married to... The title of the article is she forgives, but can she forget?

Men have usually short memories and your husband might have already forgotten that affair with your friend as he dried himself up after his shower. Most of them have absolutely no scruples and an affair is sometimes nothing but a tennis match or a walk in the park.
It is, of course, the complete opposite for us women—we mope, agonize, sulk and carry love affairs like they are sacks of rice.
Every time you put on a happy face for your friends, believe that you really are happy—happy that you’ve gone over another hump in your 30-year marriage and happy that, despite everything, he is still there as part of your one family.
If, despite everything, you still feel wounded and terribly suspicious of your husband, then ask yourself if you’d be happier being alone and separated, and without him in your life forever.
Life is short. Take your pick.

Hmmm... *Sigh* True...
Life is indeed too short... Take your pick...

+ Now I really have a headache... :-)

Currently feeling... Empty. & Bored.