you don't stop, you don't hide, you run

Most awesome cake ever! Supa yummeh! @PiqueNique

13 / 05

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Red velvet @PiqueNique
Love the color!

13 / 05

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Hot chocolate @PiqueNique

13 / 05

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// Breakdown//

So tired of school, rs, and now i get it from home
So many projects to handle now and so much things to learn.
Feels like sleep is never enough and it’s so difficult to concentrate when you can’t even focus for 5 mins
Everyone seem to know what to do but you. That sucks.
It feels like a sucker to have to ask ‘what should i do?’ and you feel like you’re a burden.
Maybe i shouldn’t have continued studying since i HATE studying

Used to love going to school partly because of you.
But now it’s so different
Seems like you don’t care about me as much as before
I can’t feel i’m your priority anymore
You don’t show much care/concern anymore
I thought you won’t be like the rest
But it turns out you’re just like them.
Taking things for granted after a period of time
Major hate CHANGE

Home used to be the place i look forward to being after a long day
But now it’s not even possible to have some alone time
So much tension i feel like moving out now.
But why should i? It’s MY house.
I knew it’s a bad idea from the start.
Why didn’t i object??
Major regret. :’((((

04 / 05

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That’s what you do when you care about someone. You fight like hell to make sure you keep them. Even if they aren’t yours. You fight just to know you’re alive. Because you know that without them, you’d have no reason to breathe.

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23 / 04

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prettyfoods:

hello kitty macarons (via i heart baking!)

23 / 04

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tea soothes your system
when infused, tea has very strong hydration benefits. whereas coffee dehydrates us, tea provokes the opposite effect (sometimes it can even help a morning hangover.) that said, the drink helps improve digestion, as well as vision. some research has shown that drinking tea can even lower the risks of cardiovascular diseases and cancer.
it’s good for your mind
need a little boost? forget coffee and energy drinks: a simple cup of tea can lift your spirits. this effect works in two ways: it fights fatigue, as well as awakens your body. and since it doesn’t increase your heart rate, tea (even when caffeinated) lets you de-stress and helps to get rid of agitation.
magical nutrients
one of the main benefits that tea offers your body is its abundance of antioxidants. tea contains polyphenols and flavonoids, which fight against free radicals and protect our cells from daily aggressions. the antioxidants contained in tea are very strong; up to four times the amount found in vitamin c (which is also contained in tea). vitamins b and e, as well as beta-carotene, can also be found in tea.
did you know?
after water, tea (which comes in more than 3,000 varieties) is the second most-consumed beverage in the world. in regards to benefits, the less tea has been transformed, the richer it is. in order of excellence, they are as follows: white tea (the big winner by far), green tea, black tea, and then smoked and fermented varieties.
in regards to preparation, it is in the first three to five minutes of infusion that 85% of the tea’s antioxidants are released. it is also during this time that the tea releases its caffeine. so if you aren’t looking for that caffeinated boost, it is possible to decaffeinate your tea by simply throwing out the first batch of infused water after three minutes, and infuse the tea for a second time with more boiling water.
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tea soothes your system

when infused, tea has very strong hydration benefits. whereas coffee dehydrates us, tea provokes the opposite effect (sometimes it can even help a morning hangover.) that said, the drink helps improve digestion, as well as vision. some research has shown that drinking tea can even lower the risks of cardiovascular diseases and cancer.

it’s good for your mind

need a little boost? forget coffee and energy drinks: a simple cup of tea can lift your spirits. this effect works in two ways: it fights fatigue, as well as awakens your body. and since it doesn’t increase your heart rate, tea (even when caffeinated) lets you de-stress and helps to get rid of agitation.

magical nutrients

one of the main benefits that tea offers your body is its abundance of antioxidants. tea contains polyphenols and flavonoids, which fight against free radicals and protect our cells from daily aggressions. the antioxidants contained in tea are very strong; up to four times the amount found in vitamin c (which is also contained in tea). vitamins b and e, as well as beta-carotene, can also be found in tea.

did you know?

after water, tea (which comes in more than 3,000 varieties) is the second most-consumed beverage in the world. in regards to benefits, the less tea has been transformed, the richer it is. in order of excellence, they are as follows: white tea (the big winner by far), green tea, black tea, and then smoked and fermented varieties.

in regards to preparation, it is in the first three to five minutes of infusion that 85% of the tea’s antioxidants are released. it is also during this time that the tea releases its caffeine. so if you aren’t looking for that caffeinated boost, it is possible to decaffeinate your tea by simply throwing out the first batch of infused water after three minutes, and infuse the tea for a second time with more boiling water.

(source)

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23 / 04

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Never believed in “honeymoon period”
Now i do.

18 / 04

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18 / 04

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me when i go out:
i should've stayed home
me when i stay home:
i should've gone out
me when i'm around people:
i want to be alone
me when i'm alone:
i want to be around people
me when i'm mean to people:
i need to be nicer
me when i'm nice to people:
i need to be meaner

18 / 04

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