Don't Quote Me (#17)

So true...

I have learned this recently, and most people around me have not. So, they always think of me strange when I don't let things get to me, and make me mad. 

This was a shocker, and I hope this isn't true. It's not true right?

Nanowrimo has made me embrace messy hair. 

I needed to learn this recently, and I hope you do too if you share memories with strangers. 

Tractable Friends

I had a tractable friend
She didn't know she was
I must have looked mundane to her
But her woes didn't trouble me then
They don't trouble me now

A few years had lost its path
I changed, she stayed the same
Did she use herself against me
I thought she was a friend
She was a tractable friend

I'm not going to continue with that awful poem, so go and hate it now. Okay, thanks for getting that out of your system. All I was trying to write is that people who change who you are can be wonderful in the moment, but when you look back on it, you see how naive you were. I was naive, and I changed how I thought because I thought someone else knew better. The thing is, no one knows better than yourself. No one has the knowledge you do. No matter the similarities or differences, you will always have something know one else has. Remember that, and don't change yourself to be like someone you think knows better, because they probably know less than you. :)

L'esprit de l'escalier

I recently found this on tumblr the other day and thought to myself how wonderful the French are with their language. I don't know about you, but for me I experience this everyday and it's that weird feeling when you leave a conversation wide open in you mind and you still have things to say. This happens more than none and I need to try to say what's on my mind more, I find myself over analyzing my thoughts that I want to say that I completely change the thought all together. If this feeling happens to you too please comment down below. I just wanted to share to you this French saying that the English dictionary should have. It's ridiculous that we don't and I believe that their should be something like it somewhere in the Oxford Dictionary.
Au Revoir