Trust your heart
if the seas catch fire,
live by love
though the stars walk backward.
ee cummings
Sunday, October 10, 2010
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- Laura Valerie
- This blog chronicles the journey of a 21-year-old aspiring writer from Perth, Australia, on my search for happiness, love and inspiration. "Potentiality knocks at the door of my heart" — Haruki Murakami.
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6 comments:
Gorgeous.
So great to hear from you Nat! I loved your guest post for Sarah :) xx
I love your posts, and that link to the Washington Post was great! You seem to care alot about important, though provoking topics, so I would like to send you my link to my blog, with a new post on racial stereotypes as observed an a US-Palestinian scholar.
Actually sending the link would help...
http://simplicityfromchaos.blogspot.com/
Thank you so much for the kink Tonile, your blog is great! I love Edward Said's work, he is so insightful. xx
Love, Love, Love the simplicity and cleaness of that crib! That place is so my style :-)
Oh, and sweetie, have you input your city info in at LOCATION CENTRAL yet? It's the blog where you're able to see who else is blogging in your area! www.locationcentral.blogspot.com
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