A girl must dream

I wish I had the following

Flawed Romance

With the most sincere honesty I feel I should tell you,
I'll break your heart into a million pieces.
After the first kiss, there will be nothing left of my self control.
The moment I realize I'm nothing without you, I'll lose my head.
The moment I fall in love with you, I'll break your heart.


Image credit:Tree in March by Kristin Roach of flickr

Field Of Flowers

I'm going to tell you a story, your going to listen. A story about a girl, a story about a boy, just living life. Complex in all of it's simplicity, falling in love without complication. Happy Birthday Boy, You know I know That we know, forever was never for us.

Summer Air

"Don't you wish you could change your life with a snap of your finger, one minute slow dancing in the snow the next running through a field of flowers, hand in hand with you. Can't you see, we both just want to feel it all? Experience the unknown and feel the world around us, hugging us closely together...."

Love Letter

I sometimes wish I could have a fantastic pen pal, who would send me postcards and pretty letters. I had one for awhile, but she always took so long to reply. Why is it, sending letters is no longer in style? Love letters, perhaps one of the most romantic things to have ever existed have perished into text messages, and meaningless messages on facebook. I'd really like to know why things can't just be black and white anymore.

She's a French Lady

Happy women's day everyone!

Simplicity

Just a brief update on my book wish-list.



Breakfast at Tiffany’s -- Truman Capote

The Chrysalids -- John Wyndham

The Great Gatsby -- F. Scott Fitzgerald

The Great Santini -- Pat Conroy

Lord Of The Flies -- William Golding

Oliver Twist -- Charles Dickins

Pride And Prejudice -- Jane Austen

Emma -- Jane Austen

Sense and Sensibility -- Jane Austen

Wuthering Heights -- Emily Bronte

The White Rose -- Inge Shcoll

To Kill A Mockingbird -- Harper Lee

Catcher in the Rye -- J.D Salinger

The Grapes Of Wrath -- John Steinbeck

Midsummer’s Night Dream -- Shakespeare

Hamlet -- Shakespeare

Macbeth -- Shakespeare

Romeo And Juliet -- Shakespeare

Animal Farm -- George Orwell

1984 -- George Orwell

A Clockwork Orange -- Anthony Burgess

The sun also Rises -- Ernest Hemingway

The scarlet Letter -- Nathaniel Hawthorn

The crucible -- Arthur Miller

The adventures of Huckleberry Fin-- Mark Twain



Once again, any suggestions?