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Head Over Heels

Life, I really believe, is about falling in love. With ideas, with stories, with experiences, mistakes, adventures, poetry, imaginations, old books, new books, movies, music, and, of course, people. Everything that is worthwhile in this world is worth falling in love with, and I can’t imagine a better way to live one’s life than to be always head over heels.

— Unknown


And no doubt, I am head over heels for this quote :)

I believe in this in every sense of its notion. I can never imagine life without feeling passionate for the things we do and the things we encounter, for that matter. The people we should envy are the people who readily have their hearts bursting and burning with love all the time. Speaking of that, I am in love with David Lehman's reading choices. I read several chapters of Switch and I must say it's brilliant!



Morning! This is one of the rare occasions that I log in to blogger this early. 6:20 AM! Thanks to my needed "nap" at 10:45 that became a sleep. So it's the reading week. I seriously have so much to study, so God knows how I'll finish all of them.

One word: GAMBATE!

And Coldplay & Sara Bareilles playlists FTW!
Their songs are complementary to the chilly weather now, am lovin' it.
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