Hey there!
In the past, I've been asked by people to see some of my writing. Well, today's your day. Here's a link to a site where I've put some of my writing. There are a couple short stories, and one of my novels.
If you go read, please tell me what you think! :)
Love, Nell <3
Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity. -1 Timothy 4:12
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Summer 2012 :)
Hello,
all you bloggers out there! It's summer! Schools out! No more homework,
uniforms, classes. Only lemonade, staying up late and sleeping in, tans and
friends are all that matter now. I want this summer to be one I'll always
remember, so I made a Summer Bucket List. I've gotten a lot of people to do
this with me, so feel free to make your own! Here's mine!
2. Meet someone new
3. Stay up for 24 hours straight
4. Get super fit
5. Watch the sunrise and sunset
6. Spend a day watching movies
8. Tie dye
9. Bonfire
10. Make my own lemonade
11. Say “yes” to everything for a day
12. Stargaze
13. Photo bomb
14. Get a henna or airbrush tattoo
16. Sleep under the stars
17. Go on a boat
18. Go to the zoo
19. Have a picnic at the beach
21. Eat nothing but healthy food for a week
23. Finish my scrapbook
24. Catch fireflies
26.chalk color my hair
27. Get my face panted
28. Carve my initials in a tree
29. Order desert first
30. Message in a bottle \balloon
31. Get Ice cream from a truck
32. Play paint twister
33. Finish writing my book
34. Get my ear pieced a second time
35. S’mores
36. Go vegetarian for a day
37. Make food at 3AM
38. Cover my entire driveway in chalk
40.
Mani-Pedi
41. Learn to French braid
42. Make a home movie
43. Two day sleepover
44. Play juice pong (like beer pong but with apple juice!)
45. Get my temps
46. Finish my wreck this journal
47. Build a fort
48. Go to a BBQ
49. Dye my hair
50. Take at least 1,000 pictures
41. Learn to French braid
42. Make a home movie
43. Two day sleepover
44. Play juice pong (like beer pong but with apple juice!)
45. Get my temps
46. Finish my wreck this journal
47. Build a fort
48. Go to a BBQ
49. Dye my hair
50. Take at least 1,000 pictures
52.
No regrets :)
What's
on your Summer Bucket List, friends? I'd love to see it!
Monday, June 25, 2012
You.
You. Yes, you. I am writing this
for you.
I know you are reading this. And I want you to know I am writing
this for you. No one else will understand. No one else knows. They think that
this is for them. But it’s not. I am writing this for you.
I want you to know, life…it’s hard. Every day can be a challenge.
It can be a challenge to get up in the morning. To get yourself out of bed. To
put on that smile. But I want you to know, that smile is what keeps me going
some days. You need to remember, even through the tough times, you are amazing.
You really are.
You should be happy. You are gorgeous.
I know that the weather might not be perfect. You might have to
turn your back to the wind or feel the cold nipping at your nose. But you know
what, at least you are there to feel it. At least you can enjoy the sun’s warm
rays on your face. Or that cold February wind biting at your cheeks. You know
what that means?
You are alive.
Everything will be okay.
You Are More
Okay. There is something that
bothers me. A lot. You know what I’m talking about. I’ve done it. You’ve done
it. You’ve heard others do it before, and you’ll hear them do it again,
probably soon.
Girls, I’m talking to you.
Putting yourself down.
You realize that when you call yourself
ugly, that you’re insulting the Creator of the universe, correct? He created
you, he made you in his own image. You
were made in Jesus Christ’s image; therefore, when you insult yourself, you’re
insulting Him.
You’re saying that His design isn’t
perfect. You’re telling Him that he made a mistake. And that’s not true,
because God is perfection.
He doesn’t make mistakes. When He
created you, He didn’t cringe. There was no “whoops,” or “I’ll do better next
time.” He didn’t try to improve you, or make you better. When he saw you, he
said “It was good.” He was pleased. He was happy with His creation.
He loves you. Every time He hears
you utter a word of hate towards yourself, His heart breaks. He wants you to
feel beautiful. He wants you to love yourself.
Please,
stop putting yourself down.
Everyday, I hear girls talking
about their insecurities, their faults, mistakes, things they hate about
themselves. It's horrifying. They put themselves down and express how ugly they
feel or how they feel like they’re not good enough. And I don't understand why.
If you’ve been having to battle
with insecurities such as your weight or looks, disregard anything anyone has
ever told you, and listen to me:
You are flawless.
Always remember, loves, You are
alive. You're breathing, and you're safe and you're healthy.. That's more than
a lot of people can say. People care about you. Your parents, your friends, me.
It may not seem like it now, but it's true.
If you’re someone that’s had to go through
some tough times, and have turned to such actions such as this, let me just
say:
You’re worth so much more.
Because each and every one of you
is precious. Yes. Precious. Precious to your family, your friends, to me. If
you are insecure about your anything, please, please understand that who you
are as a person shines right through whatever insecurity you have. Believe me.
And if there’s an idiot in the world that can’t see it, let it go. They don't
deserve to see your inner beauty.
If you ever want to talk, I’m here for you. My email is nellawafer18@yahoo.com, my twitter is @nellasourausrex, and my tumblr is http://go-on-and-escape.tumblr.com/ .
Feel free to send me messages, I’m more than willing to listen. I’m here for you.
And remember: You’re beautiful.
Love, Nell <3
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Wanderlust
Day 30 – a dream for the future
My life goal,
the one thing in life that I hope to achieve by the time I die, is to have gone
to every country in the world at least once. There’s 196 of them, and I know it’s
a lofty goal, but I’m confident in the direction of my dreams.
Wanderlust: noun; an irresistible desire to travel to
understand one's own existence.
I’ve got wanderlust
to the max, and I can’t wait to go out and see the world. I say I’m a small
town girl, since I’m from Ohio (let’s be honest, anyone form Ohio is considered
a small town girl to anyone outside of Ohio), but I’m really not. The city I’m
from isn’t all that small. So on one hand, I feel as though I’ve seen all there
is to see in Ohio, but on the other hand…. I just blend in. I’m not noticed.
I know, traveling isn’t going to get
me noticed. But it’s going to make me feel like I’m actually doing something
worthwhile with my life, instead of sitting around on a computer all day. Maybe
I can’t change the world, but I can change me.
And changing me can indirectly change the world, right?
I want to have an exciting life. I don’t
want to sit around while life goes on around me. I don’t want to exist, I want
to live!
“Why tell your grandkids you worked 9-5, five days a week for 40 years
and quietly sat in traffic jams while people went to war, suffered disease and
shot their own classmates? Tell them you refused to live in fear. Tell them you
crossed the Amazon, saw the Lost Cities of Gold and met your soul mate in
Casablanca. Travel to the ends of the earth. Go now and live adventures that
will make your grandkids proud.”
Hopeful Me
Day 29 – hopes, dreams and plans for
the next 365 days
|
For the summer, I currently have a
Summer Bucket List, that I hope to complete.
This time next year, I hope to have
passed junior year like I did sophomore year (Just got my report card yesterday,
and it’s safe to say I’m very happy with myself!)
I hope to be applying to colleges,
and have a job (Speaking of which, I have an interview tomorrow. Wish me luck!)
I hope to have made new friends and
be happy with my life.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
"Remember, you treat a girl like a person, then a princess, then a Greek goddess, then a person again." -Shawn Spencer
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)