You take the blue pill the story ends, you wake up in your bed, and believe what ever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in wonderland and i show you how deep the rabbit hole goes!
Unknown "team nismo" Loyal - 15 years, 10 months, 28 days ago

As we grow up, we learn that the person that the one person that wasnt supposed to let you down, probably will. You will have your heart broken more than once, and it gets harder each and every time. You will more than likely break hearts too, so remember how it felt when someone broke yours. You will fight with your best friend or maybe even fall in love with them!

You could blame your new love for things your old love did! You'll cry because time is passing all too fast, and you will eventually loose someone close to you.

So take too many pictures, laugh too much, and LOVE like you have never been hurt. Because every 60 seconds you spend upset or angry, is one minute of happiness you will never get back again!
Unknown "team nismo" Loyal - 16 years, 3 months, 17 days ago

Everyone is beautiful in their own unique way, its simply the perception in the eyes of the beholder as to whether one can capture it!

'This is the last sentance in my ''about me'' section, Ive been inspired to explane how I see everyone to be beautiful.'

I cant begin to love anyone, or appriciate anyone's beauty, untill I love and recognize my own.

I was a girl once who complained about her freckles, I longed for the pure idealistic skin. Untill i met a girl just like me, she had freckles from head to toe. I didnt consider her ugly.. So why did I believe I was ugly? This girl said to me, "I love my freckles, they make me unique, look around, how many people do you see that all have the same skin, we are different, we are unique!"

I thought about that for a minute, UNIQUE, i love the sound of that. From that day forward I looked at myself differently, I no longer looked in the mirror and wished to look different! I began to think, a zebra has stripes, and a leopard has spots, a giraffe is tall, and a hyena is short! Everyone is different.

I now love the skin i was born in. I am white, I have freckles, I have aqua eyes, and black hair! I started to become less worried about what others thought of me, and began to develop Jenna. Keeping the word unique in mind i let my individuality manifest my appearance. The more I loved me, the more i began to love and appriciate others.

I look at the best in others. See them through aqua eyes. The perception i get, when i look at a little chubby kiddo running about with a huge grin on his face, its crazy. I see a smile, I see happiness, I see a few extra kg's I see cuddley, I see dark eyes and a quaint smile, I see mystery.

You dont see these things untill you love you. Because your too involved with you to love anybody else. No body in the world likes to listen to someone complaining about the way they look or why they think theyre ugly. There is a place of prosperity in us all, we simply need to love ourselves, and let our love overflow to everyone else.
Unknown "team nismo" Loyal - 16 years, 3 months, 19 days ago

I do not own my Geoffrey, nor does he own me. However I belong to my Geoffrey, and he belongs to me. We are together, together we are free!

No matter the distance, no matter how far. No amount of footsteps will account for the way we fulfill eachothers hearts!

I love my dear Geoffrey, as Geoffrey does me. Till the sun stops burning, and the day is hard to see, I'll always love my dearest Geoffrey as I hope he will me!
Unknown "team nismo" Loyal - 16 years, 3 months, 19 days ago

Our overnight hike.

We only stayed for one night, from Saturday through till Sunday morning, because Geoff (my boyfriend) had to leave again for townsville Sunday afternoon.

The trip was absolutely breath-taking, just glorious to say the least. We made our own track following the river to Peetes Falls (Gordonvale Cairns QLD) as we had lost the original track to wait-a-while! So we then decided to hop from rock to rock till we found the existing track again! Ironicly we didnt find the track till our venture back!!!

On our way up we come across a massive water dragon, and countless amounts of colourful native birds, butterflies.. And the nasty march flies! Suprisingly enough the mosquitos were spas. It was great. I was sure the humidity was off the beurometer, a figure about 110% perhaps!

I felt as though i was taking the form of the river, i was melting, beading sweat just running off me as though id just come from beneath the waterfalls! This was no deterant however, every aspect of hiking and being part of nature is my ultimate adventure. And Geoff, he is just so wonderful! Stopping me every so often, to rehydrate me, asking me to drink from his camelbak once mine was emptied! Such a sweetie!

Half way up the falls was a gorgeous little spot, Geoff and I were sooo hot from climbing we stopped for a swim break, a few munchies and a drop to drink. The water was prestine, like glass, mirroring what little tweaking light reflection there was through the dense canopy, and crystal clear, any slight movment on the bottom was not to go un-noticed! I doubt i could think of a single word to explane just how spectacular this rainforest was!

Throughout the whole hike we could hear the humming of the cicada's and the lulling tunes of the native birds.

As we near the first of the two largest falls, the flora begun to change, transforming into what was dark dense rainforest, to a much more grassy bushland, much more open space, and the pools of water were substancially larger than the rest, rock faces were climbing for stories and holding intense heat.

As we pushed on up toward the last fall, we had a cirtain sense of accomplishment, with a massive hug and kiss, and a quiet pat on the back. We then looked over our shoulders, and there stood Peetes falls, the most majestic prestiegious of falls on the hike. Glorious to say the least.

We ventured out to the waters edge and with no hesitation dropped our packs, stripped ourselves of our clothes and jumped right in and the falls welcomed us with refreshing cool water and a cool summer breeze! The sound of the falls was amazing. The sound we'd been waiting to hear, the deep rumbling sound we could hear from the beginning of our journey, was right before us. This was heaven on earth!

After our refreshing dip, we soon collected our gear and quickly set up camp. As Geoff is the soldier he taught me his way. And as I do with all new information, I put it to practise! And within the hour we had our cosy little camp set up for the night. So we set off to find ourselves some firewood and get some water on the boil to replenish our canteens.

We spent about 3 hours after that, trying to capture yabbies with a snare. Oh the tourment! It was the most tedious little exercise i think i have ever set out on! In those three hours, Geoff caught ONE yabby. JUST ONE! I caught nothing I gave up after about 2 hours, with a little less determination than Geoff, I cut it away slinging myself in my hammok for a while!

We greeted the evening with our glorious little fire, and sat back and relaxed for an hour or so soaking up the natures buzzing atmosphere! Toward 2100 we decided that we should get some dinner on the go. We endulged ourselves in Mi-Goreng noodles in our cupscanteen! Very satisfied we had to end the night with some roasted marshmellows and a goodnights kiss! All too soon it broke dawn, and at first light we were packed up and bid the rainforest goodbye and we were on our venture back home.
Unknown "team nismo" Loyal - 16 years, 3 months, 19 days ago