Young Words

“ He could make an onion cry.” " Where the insane becomes the routine with this man. He is nothing less than a ball whisperer. " " You try to follow him on facebook, he comes out on twitter, that's how evasive he is." " He gets his angles better than isosceles. My goodness! " " Sweeter than a mother's kiss at bedtime! " " In The United States Of America, We Name Hurricanes By Name, If They Ever Name One Lionel Messi, You Better Evacuate. " " What if Isaac Newton was watching this? He would say,'Boy was I wrong?'" Ray Hudson's words make art even more artistic. But when words drop for Messi, words are privileged that they've got to describe this guy. Anyone of the above sections of commentary suggests us, Leo continues to build his legacy as not just the Best player of his generation, but the Best, most gifted and mystical player that has ever appeared in the beautiful game. An artistic

Here I am, sitting on a chair with my notebook right in front of me, trying to get something on a page. I know if I survive this session anyhow, I will come out with something that at least will satisfy the half of me, but if I couldn't, I’ll be procrastinating again. ‘Procrastination’ is the sole thing that I do every day when I have a work to do. I hate it, but I can’t help and end up procrastinating. I know procrastination's got me going nowhere. I know if I procrastinate today, this will sum up hurting me tomorrow. I know this isn’t going to lead me anywhere. But hey, wait, where’s this thing leading me now? We usually think of the bad times we’ve had and often question ourselves “Where are these bad moments leading us to?” We often get into trouble, we often wish we’d been out of the horrible times soon. Sometimes we prefer quitting instead of facing the problem. Not sometimes, in fact, I’ve done it several times. We get so much stressed out that we feel like it