Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Dreams that are out of order

Have you ever had a dream that completely ruined your day before it even started? I have. A lof of times. It's like you wake up tired and unbelievable mad at your own brain that you wished you could punch it right in the face cerebral corex. Unfortunately the one who would get hurt in this ridiculous battle is you, not our lovely culprit (not mentioning that it would be still you who would be in pain if it was the other way round).
However, the scientists claim that it is the subconsciousness that is responsable for our dreams. So I quess that those awful ones are based on our fears, problems, etc. It's really unfair how one, single dream can put you in a bad mood when you haven't even left the bed yet. And then it haunts you all day and scoffs you from the inside while feeding you with unwanted feeling of sadness, guilt or fear. I guess the only lifeline in this situation is to do you best to make it go away. So if the bed dream plaques you try to do something that fills you with a positive energy. Do something that makes you happy and calms you down. Let the company of your closest friends help to get a bed dream out of your head. I hope this few advices will be useful for you and that they will make a good job. See ya!:)

Monday, December 7, 2015

A real aphrodisiac

I must admit that one of my biggest weaknesses are male voices. There is almost nothing as pleasant and attractive as a deep male voice. Like is it possible to fall in love with a voice because I think that my brain is experiencing it. I would describe it as an unexplained urge to listen to it and the words that are pronunced don't really matter here, it is all about the sound, just the sound that make you feel safe and calm. And when it becomes a little bit husky and it gives you shivers that go down your spine - this is something incredible, I just love it:) I consider a deep male voice the most appealing element of man's body. Like seriously, nothing can be compared to it:)


Monday, November 30, 2015

Let the heart have a good cry

2 days ago I went to the cinema with my friends to watch the last part of The Hunger Games. I must admit that the movie was simply amazing, the special effects were well made, like everything was just on point. But there was one scene that touched me so hard that the tears just couldn't stop running down my face. It was one of the closing scenes where Katniss were lying on the sofa, covered with a blanket and then suddenly the cat that belonged to her sister Prim appeared in the room. Katniss told the animal to get out because Prim wasn't there and when she noticed that the cat wasn't reacting to her words she bursted into tears and started yelling at it that Prim died and that she would never come back. In the end she took the cat and cuddled to it. In my opinion this scene wins everything. It perfectly shows that sometimes the smalest things that were a part of someone who we loved so much and who is no longer with us are enough to make our heart recall the memories, the pain that we tried to ignore it all this time. However I am convinced that those moments are really necessary. Those moments release us from the sadness, let us pit against the sorrow and just have a good cry to get rid of bad emotions that are burning us from the inside. To sum up, I consider this scene the most beautiful in the whole movie. Of course I recommend the movie to all of you who are the fans of Suzanne Collins' book 'The Hunger Games'.

Saturday, November 21, 2015

Say you love me...

Hi guys!:)Today I want you to listen to a song which in my opinion deserves to be called 'masterpiece'. 'Say you love me' is about uncertainty, hestistation, longing, romantic yearning, an uncontrollable desire to be loved, to be important to the person who stole your heart. The lyrics were mostly written by incredible Jessie Ware and Ed Sheeran. 'Say you love me' is sang only by the woman and it is included in Jessie Ware's second studio album called 'Tough Love' that came out in 28 september 2014.
Personally I love this song. It is marvelous, awe-inspiring, it really has no peer. There is thousands of sad songs about love but this one really stands out against others. There are moments when Jessie Ware's voice can give you chills all over your skin. The lyrics, the melody, the emotions that accompany every word make the whole work unique. I highly recommend this song to anyone who loves romantic and touching songs:)
Here it is a link to the song *click*

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Learning from mistakes

I bet that all of us had at least that one moment in our lives when we wanted to rewind time so badly and change the past. Those wrong choises of ours that do not stop haunting us, that awake us in the middle of the night, the awful words that we regret, all the consequences that could have been avoided if we were a little bit smarter. Life is truly complicated, there isn't any instructions to how it should be used or what button we should click to make it work properly. To survive we usually listen to all the advices that are given to us from people who are older and wiser, we learn from their bad decisions but at the end of the day we realize that despite all the knowledge we already have it is impossible to avoid making our own mistakes. I think that it is something we just have to get used to. Not every bad experience is just a painful memory that should be bury in the sand. Sometimes it is a really hard lesson that can teach us something new. I am really sorry if that post sadden you I really didn't want to do it. I thought I would try and convince you that bad experience can paradoxically help us to not repeat the same mistakes over and over again. Life is full of unexpected events that cannot be predicted. The older we get the more we become convinced of it.
I hope this reflection about life will help you somehow maybe:) Take care of yourselves! See ya!:)

Monday, November 2, 2015

Flying beauties

Butterflies. In my opinion those little insects are one of the most beautiful and mysterious creatures that inhabit our planet. Those magical living beings delight people with marvelous appearance, charm and grace. Butterflies are an important part of the nature. Those pretty creatures pollinate flowers but also they engage in sowing the seeds that has a positive influence over environment. Colourful wings are the biggest triumps of those 'flying beauties'. One of the wings is an ideal mirror image of the other. I guess not all of you are aware that the flutter of butterflies wings can cause a hurricane. It is deeply connected with chaos theory. There is a phenomenon called the butterfly effect, the sensitive dependence on initial conditions in which a small change in one state of a deterministic nonlinear system can result in large differences in a later state. The butterfly effect has become a popular motif for a lot of books, movies and recently for a lot of games like Life is strange, Until down or Resident evil.



Saturday, October 24, 2015

The Gran Torino

Today I love to share with you my personal thought about Gran Torino, an incredible movie drama movie directed by Clint Eastwood.

At first a little discription of the plot:

The story is about Walt Kowalski, an American of Polish descent, who is a Korean War veteran. Walt is an eldery, widowed man who seems to be stiff and indifferent towards his own beloved ones. At the beginning of the movie the audience gets an opportunity to observe the behaviour of the members of his closest family which simply approves that the bonds between the man and his sons are very weak, almost non-existent. Underneath Walt's pretty hard exterior he is an honest and kind-hearted person who brings himself to deal with the issues on his own. The main plot begins when Walt catches young imigrant Thao attempting to steal his car, Ford Gran Torino. Members of Thao's family are Hmong Americans who are also our main character's neighbours. Despites all the difficult circumstances and culture's distinctiveness Walt and Thao reach an agreement and the eldery man becomes a true rolemodel for young Asian.
I must say I truly enjoyed this movie. The questions about life and death that are spoken in Gran Torino make you think about your own actions and the rightness of the path they have chosen in their lives. The main character is a truly unusual man whose awful and sad past taught him how precious is humans life and that murdering is the worst, the ugliest crime people can commit. Walt approves that taking someone's life is unforgivable and unforgettable that will haunt you till your last days. What is absolutely amazing about this movie is that you are able to observe the bond between main character and young Asian imigrant that slowly becoming stronger day by day. The attachement, the friendship between those two that grows everyday is simply touching. In general all the characters are believable, every one of them has its own beliefs, goals and problems they have to solve. One of the biggest strengths of the movie is that the end is really unexpected and shocking. The acting is the other strength of the movie. The role of Walt Kowalski simply approves that Clint Eastwood is a briliant and very talented actor. This prodution also gives an opportunity to meet a culture that a really small group of people is aware of its existing. The only negative thing I would say about the movie is that some scenes can be really brutal, especially for people who are very sensitive.
I would highly recommend this movie. It is made very neatly and professionally. The actors can really enrapture you with their acting skills. The story is extremely gripping, it will not let you get bored :)