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Anushka on relationships

By: Gabriela Yareliz I completely agree…She is on point. Anushka Sharma quote: “I don’t understand casual relationships. We’re not animals, are we? We can commit and do better than just some temporary gratification.” –Cosmopolitan

Si Tu Me Lo Pides

By: Gabriela Yareliz Music in Spanish is so amazing…nothing equals our passion. I give you Pedro Capo and Kany Garcia. Chorus: You can make my silence speak be the sound in my verses If you ask that of me

Fact of the day:

I am delighted to announce: people still get written love letters 🙂 -Gabriela Yareliz

Unknown

By: Gabriela Yareliz We meet again… it is hot outside. Let me rephrase: HOT. The best thing about a car with no AC is the fact that the open window suffices to blow you away. I look like some random gypsy today with a scarf around my head–I think I scared the Subway guy. Poor fellow.Continue reading “Unknown”

I’ve had the time of my life

By: Gabriela Yareliz I really love this movie. The Heartbreaker (L’arnacoeur) is about a man who breaks people up for a living, and while faking to be his next job’s bodyguard, he of course falls in love with her. Her favorite movie is “Dirty Dancing,” so he learns and dance and takes her out and surprisesContinue reading “I’ve had the time of my life”

Amor del Bueno /True Love/

By: Gabriela Yareliz “True Love” Like a knife in the butter you entered into my life; When i was dying; Like the moon in the aperture– Just like that you wedged yourself between my pupils; And so did i love you daily; Without any law– Without a timetable And so you woke me up from every dream whereContinue reading “Amor del Bueno /True Love/”

Songs, soup and the girls in the polos

By: Gabriela Yareliz Call me an idiot, but yesterday I prepared some Campbell’s soup for myself. Tomato. “Umm-umm good”? Not really. I forgot to add the can of water and let me tell you, that soup is jacked up with so much sodium and sugar. It was disgusting. I realized my mistake but then itContinue reading “Songs, soup and the girls in the polos”