This one's for you.. I may have made some wrong assumptions but it's not just all about it. So, don't stress me out with your "I'm still in Love with you!" and "I miss you!" speeches.. I'm so over you!!! I got nothing else to say.. the lyrics says it all..

Tell me what happened this time

Made you come back again

I find out only see you when luck deserts you

If this is your idea of happiness

Then let's be clear

Those words of yours ain't working anymore

Cause I'm always giving

Here waiting while you're living

I need a new beginning

Oh, I'm not the girl I used to be with you

You think maybe that I'm just so easy

You can come in and out my life like you please

But baby no (uh-oh)

Don't you know it takes more

To keep a girl like me

No more waiting for you to change

Don't you know that you bringing flowers

Won't stop the rain baby no

Don't you know it takes more

You're the only one not worth waiting for

I know you're busy so if you gotta go

Then go but don't forget to leave my heart

I stayed around for you but

You're no where to be found now

Once again here you are

Cause I'm always giving

Here waiting while you're living

I need a new beginning

Oh, I'm not the girl I used to be with you

I've settled for less

When I stayed with you but no more

Cause you aint worth waiting for.

Who says you are too short to model? America's Next Top Model is changing the game and for the first time in the history of fashion industry, petite aspiring models - 5'7" and under were given the chance to prove to the world that you are never too short to stand out and be on top.

I just finished watching the episodes in Youtube. I know, it was kinda late for me to watch this cycle.. ANTM even finished its cycle 14.. but this was kinda special to me cause somehow it gave me hope.. No, don't get me wrong here! I am not vying for the ANTM title. Yes, I've always wanted to model! In fact, it is my wildest dream to walk in the runway and be able to strut my stuff and model.. hehe But my point here is that this cycle has done something that at least made me proud of myself and I'm sure there are a lot of other girls who have dreams like mine that were proud of themselves too out of this show particularly this cycle. 'Cause in a way someone's going to represent those females all over the world who want to model but lost hope because they think they fall too short to be on top.

Ok! so much for that. Nicole who only stands 5'7" was this cycle's winner and I think that she totally deserved it. Somehow I can relate myself to her - her being different and awkward 'cause I got a lot of intimidating first impressions. Although, i don't consider myself a dork like her but I also have issues when it comes to talking to people. hehe I think that she was so impressive to be different but came out having lots of potential and she's even doing it effortlessly.

People may say that she doesn't have a personality but I think they're completely wrong. Being silent, different and awkward doesn't always mean you don't have a personality. Silent waters run very deep, baby and Nicole totally embodies that kind of individual. Now, look at what she's turned into - AMERICA's NEXT TOP Petite MODEL.

Here's the finale episode:

FINAL RUNWAY SHOW. It all boils down to the moment when Tyra reveals who will become America's Next Top Model. The 2 finalist - Nicole and Laura must pull out all the stops to impress the judges and nail their final CoverGirl commercial in Hawaii. They both did great especially Laura having to struggle from extreme dyslexia. They also did their final runway show featuring Julie Clancey's "glamorous and fun" designs.

I've read the book "Dear John." Indeed, it was a tear-jerking love story of a soldier named John and a conservative college student Savannah. They met up while John is on a two-week leave and Savannah is spending her spring break. John first met Savannah after he dives into the ocean to retrieve her purse that had fallen off the pier. While Savannah is spending her vacation helping build a house for Habitat for Humanity, John joins in with her. Along the way a budding romance occurs, and they both fall deeply in love with each other. Now, after a couple of weeks, (Yes, it only took two weeks for Savannah to fall for John. It was a line she uttered in the movie) as she is about to go back to college, she promises to write John overseas during the next 12-months until he returns to her after completing his enlistment. However, their love is put to the test when John reenlists after the 9/11 attack.

I actually cried while reading the book. It was so noble of John to choose to serve his country over fulfilling his promise to Savannah but it was even more noble of him to sell her late father's most priced possessions just to save the life of Tim - Savannah's husband. Yes, they never end up together. That part of the story was actually frustrating. T_T

I've also watched the movie adaptation. I was having an uncontrollable outburst of tears while watching it. Good thing, I never got to watched it with someone in the movie theatre. I was supposed to watch it with him. Glad it didn't happen 'cause that would be very awkward and shameful. I could definitely relate myself to the story, I've had a long distance relationship before and indeed, it was hard. All the worries, distrust and the longing for that someone only leaves you frustrated each passing day. And just like the story, we didn't last. T_T Well, i guess long distance relationships aren't supposed to be relationships in the first place.

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Six of Swords: Time to travel, perhaps near or to water. Move to a new area. A change of pace and scenery. A slowing down. This part of your journey needs reverence and thought. Pick up the pieces and move on. Regained health, but it's been a slow process. Take slow methodical steps. Keep your chin up; this is a time of recovery. Sadness, but not depression. Coping. Hope is renewed.

And I would like to dedicate this song to you.. ^^