Jasminian

Hey everyone. Today I'll give you guys a book review of The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin :) . I haven't finished reading this book yet actually, still a halfway but I just can't wait to give it a review! Because I love it so much. It's a little different from what I have ever read (Okay, probably that's because I'm not a very 'reading' person) It's something between a novel, diary and a self help book. Curious? ;) 'Or, Why I spent a year trying to sing in the morning, clean my closets, fight right, real Aristotle, and generally have more fun' (Quote from the cover) In this book, the author made a one year project on how to be happier in her life. So it's like a journal of hers thorough the year. She is content with her life, she has a wonderful family, a job that she loves, she's not depressed at all. But she still thinks that she could still be happier and she thinks she's not living the best way out of it yet. So that&

Have you ever have that certain something in your life that if it were taken out, you wouldn't be this whole person you are right now sitting in front of your computer/laptop/tablet/phone screen and reading this blog  for the maybe the first time and you are now asking why this question is so long, darned! when will I finally see a question mark? Oh, there it is :) I know I have. I have it with music. I've loved it since I couldn't even remember. Credit goes to my beloved daddy for that :) When I was a tiny one month old baby, my dad would hold me in his lap in front of the TV in the middle of the night and watch classical orchestra. I know right? what kind of a dad is that because the eeny-meeny-baby-me should be sleeping. But my mom said I was awake anyway so yeah... he loved his baby and his classical music, so basically that's how I was introduced to music... and when I was able to talk, I liked to sing too... I'd sing in the toilet while doing the pee-pe