Day 7: Five things you couldn't possibly live without

{yes'm, it's not day 7, blah blah, you know the rest...}

Let's see. It will be hard to narrow down to five! I love a lot of things....

}1{. Elisa

that's my sis.... she's soo beautiful...

}2{. Music

}3{. Air

As lame as this sounds, it's true.

}4{. My imagination

where would I be without it??? :\

}5{. God

As obvious as it sounds (He gives me life, so I'd literally be dead
without Him..), it's true.. He gives meaning and purpose
to my life, and without that, I probably would've killed myself already...

muahh<3

Day 1: A favorite song

Ok so I found a 28 day challenge on Jocee's blog for February!! Get it, 28 days in February? Haha obvious. But ACTUALLY this year, there's 29!!! (my sister's birthday is February 29th!!! *crowds cheer*)




So the first day I will give you guys a favorite song. Which is like saying what my favorite part of air is... I seriously don't know. Music is like air to me, just as important and vital... But I love music a LOOOT more xP...

I guess I'll have to go with Long Live by Taylor Swift for 3 reasons: it's gorgeous, it inspires me, and I'm doing a rewrite of it right now (I wanna cover it on one of my albums)... 

I'll post a link to the rewrite once I'm done, if I ever will be xP...

Have a LOVELY day!!!!!!!

muahhhhxo

cuz who doesn't like staring a Narnia photo of Aslan and Edmund???

true improvement

"For mere improvement is not redemption, though redemption always improves people even here and now and will, in the end, improve them to a degree we cannot yet imagine."

C. S. Lewis, Mere Christianity (1952; Harper Collins: 2001) 216.

This is soo true! I love this quote, because so many Christians believe they can get there on their own, just by becoming "better people".. This is actually possible, with a lot of will power you CAN stop doing certain things, but it DOESN'T change you inside! Inside you are still desperately wicked, and you won't be saved. A lot of the time, the people who are at their lowest, who do the worst things, and think they've hit rock bottom, are the people God can save the easiest!

That's why He allows Satan to strip us of our so called "good deeds", so we see how hopeless we are without Him. And then, and only then can He change us.

“Welcome, Prince,” said Aslan. “Do you feel yourself sufficient to take up the Kingship of Narnia?”
“I - I don't think I do, Sir,” said Caspian. “I'm only a kid.”
“Good,” said Aslan. “If you had felt yourself sufficient, it would have been a proof that you were not…” 

C. S. Lewis, Prince Caspian (1951; Harper Collins: 2001) c. 15.