No Subject.

In life there will always be people who you instantly click with, or you want to have that magnetic attraction with. I've felt that, experienced that, and even avoided that.



I'll keep this concise. Friends, acquaintances, always put your best and real foot forward--in all relationships & friendships.
In all honesty, relationships whether it be with family, friends, or significant others, are all we have in this dark world we live in.

Just sayin'.

I Love Her.

I think it's safe to say that I have one of the cutest dogs in the world. She's the best and so incredibly smart--she is Bagel.



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Forever Matador.

Coming back to CSUN, while accompanying a friend, I find myself sitting on the second floor of the Oviatt Library, reminiscing back to my first three years of college. I was so mentally young, I was just seventeen. I thought I knew so much about life, what was in store for me in the future, and the career path I would follow. However, everything that was present back in 2006, is completely out of my life or not even an option.



My "knowledge", relationships, and course of study have completely changed. I entered CSUN thinking I knew a lot about life, having a solid boyfriend, and so certain that I wanted to be an elementary school teacher. Now that three years have passed--I don't even go to CSUN anymore, I've been single for a happy one year, and I am now studying to be a Registered Nurse. It's crazy how life throws you curves.

Through all my strives, and all my "I HATE CSUN!" days, I find myself thankful to CSUN for being that one steady place that brings back so many memories with the people I once considered my close friends. In my heart, those people will always be true and dear to me, but as life changes, people change, and as people change--their surroundings change. And I'm okay with that.



CSUN is the essence of my college days, CSUN and the other Matadors I got to share it with.

Olé!

Thickity Thick.

Around a year ago, I was confessing about how I was on track to lose weight. At the time, I had already lost five pounds, but was still having trouble fitting into my size 27 jeans that I had bought on reserve.

Days turned to weeks, weeks turned to months, and a year passed by.
And I am more than proud of myself where I could finally boast and say that I am officially standing at 5'6" and fit into a size 27. Altogether, I have lost 3 inches all around my body. I always thought that I was going to be a thick girl, well--I still am a thick girl, but somehow everything looks a bit more proportioned. I didn't do much to lose the inches, rather I just watched what I ate and took everything into moderation, making big meals into many mini meals. However, I do still find myself indulging in my favorites like the number three meal at McDonald's (name it, and I'll love you forever).



Of course I still have a lot of work to do in order to keep my body healthy. I genuinely miss running at the Rosebowl. Those 3.1 miles were my R&R. I found those moments, those runs, to be the most refreshing and the one thing that helped me get away from it all. I need to do a lot more cardio in order to condition my naturally weak heart back to strength. While doing so, my body too will have an advantage.

I'm definitely a work in progress,
because these dog walks just aren't cutting it.


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Death of Me.

The 25th day and 15 more to go.
I want cupcakes, cheeseburgers, and the Pharcyde.



God, it may seem silly to others, but I need you more than ever.


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