35 and still looking – looking stupid

Posted in Personal on August 27th, 2011 by Viviana
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I love young people with an attitude. Whatever the attitude.
I love when people believe they are right. I love when young people think that they know everything and they can die contradicting you, beer in hand, until they forget why they were contradicting you.
We were all there.
We all went through stages of utter stupidity, stubbornness and indecisiveness.
We were in turns cute, depressed, interesting, and then boring to death.
The lucky ones learn from life, from their experiences and other people’s experiences.
The unlucky ones turn 35 and are still looking – looking stupid.
Tags: 35, happiness, life, look stupid, unlucky

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Happiness, Viva Music, Wordland, Facebook and me

Posted in Personal on November 23rd, 2010 by Viviana

This is a very short post about happiness. My devoted readers know by now that I strongly believe in handmade happiness. I believe in consciously making the best of every day. I believe in working hard, planning, thinking, always having a purpose, and at the same time enjoying the world as much as we can. Family, friends, music, traveling, photography, sharing, loving and caring are some things that come to my mind now, and I know for a fact that they make me very happy.

The other day I was talking to a friend who gave me a nice piece of advice: “you should start surprising yourself.” I guess that will soon be on my to-do-list.

Don’t forget to check this link for the latest news about Viva Music’s activity. We are developing, and thus getting more recognition for our work every day. And yes, we are bringing Combichrist to Romania on March 1, 2011!

Also, a new freshly revamped Wordland website will be launched soon. I will let you know at the right time when that happens.

One last thing: Facebook me here! (I loved “The social network”, I know you can tell).

Tags: combichrist, facebook, family, friends, happiness, the social network, things that make me happy, VIVA MUSIC, WORDLAND

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