Lady Breeze

When something begins you generally have no idea how it is going to end. The house you were going to sell becomes your home. The roommates you were forced to take in become your family and the one night stand you were determined to forget becomes the love of your life.  We spend our whole lives worrying about the future, planning the future, trying to predict the future. As if figuring it out will somehow cushion the blow but the future is always changing. The future is the whole of our deepest fears and our wildest hopes but one thing is certain. When it finally reveals itself, the future is never the way we imagined it. -  Meredith Grey  (Season 5, Ep.22 -Here’s To The Future Days) 

 "You know, we spend so much of our lives not saying the things we want to say… The things we should say. We speak in code, we send little messages; origami. So now, plainly, simply, I want to say that I love you both. Very much. And I want you to promise me, that you’re gonna tell my child… that you’re gonna tell my child how much they’re loved everyday. And remind them how lucky they are… to be free, because we are. We’re free now, finally. We’re free." -  Michael Scofield, Prison Break

Some people believe that without history our lives amount to nothing. At some point we all have to choose. Do we fall back on what we know or do we step forward to something new? It’s hard not to be haunted by our past. Our history is what shapes us, what guides us. Our history resurfaces time after time after time. So we have to remember, the most important history is the history we’re making today.

You need boundaries between you and the rest of the world. Other people are far too messy. It’s all about lines. Drawing lines in the sand and praying like hell nobody crosses them.  At some point you have to make a decision. Boundaries don’t keep other people out, they fence you in. Life is messy, that’s how were made. So you can waste your life drawing lines or you can live your life crossing them. But there are some lines that are way too dangerous to cross.  Here’s how I see it, if you are willing to take the chance and the risk, the view from the other side is spectacular. As the saying says: The grace on the other side is greener.

Lets have a flashback. Remember when you were a little kid and you believed in fairy tales? That fantasy and magical dreams of what your life would be like? The white dress and Prince Charming that would carry you away to the castle on a hill? You lay in bed at night. You close your eyes and you have a complete utter faith. Santa Clause, Tooth Fairy, Prince Charming…They were so close to your imagination that you even could taste them and feel how truth it could be.. logically you take it for granted, why shouldn’t you as a kid you would ask your self? All the movies, cartoons and stories that you used to watch are having a happy ending, aren’t they? But eventually the sooner or later you will face the ugly truth and you will grow up one day, you will open your eyes and the fairy tale will disappear.  Most people turn to the things and people they can trust. But the thing is, it’s hard to let go of that fairy tale entirely, because most people have faith that one day, the...

I’m a globie girl that wants to explore as much as possible of the world and get do know more about different cultures. I was born to travel. (Will get to the travelling part later) I am from Cairo and have Turkish roots like most of Egyptians. I was born in Vienna, were I was raised and spent my teen - year’s. Vienna plays a big role in my life. If I started to talk about my love to this country, it’s a never-ending love story and I won’t finish today. - I need to finish because I still got a lot to do for today, maybe in another post -.  People who know me very well, know that I regard Egypt my country and my home, but not only because of my roots, family and friends who live there, but because I truthfully love it. There is something about Egypt and until this moment know one has figured out what is this “Something”. If you talked to any Egyptian who lived abroad especially in a not Middle Eastern country, he will understand what I’m saying. Unfortunately, Egyptians...