HELLO THERE! :) Before scrolling this page down, I want you first to put the best smile you have there, turn the corners of your lips up or do some teeth exposure maybe, because in just a snap, something you don't surmise will happen. I just don't want you to blame me for not giving this cautionary advice after. :P
I always you can make smile
(No! It reads "I can always make you smile.")
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CLICK! CLICK! Ooops. SNAPPED!
I can now keep track to those who view my site. ;) Shhhhh about that okay? Okay.
I can now keep track to those who view my site. ;) Shhhhh about that okay? Okay.
I am neither a professional photographer nor a girl who owns a high-definition camera, but I am the one who loves to give a snapshot to every moment in life we can't take back the split second it drifts from our eyes. I once wished my eyes would have the same features as cameras. It is because the eyes is the human body's mechanism in witnessing the most exclusive, foremost happenings one could ever had in his/her life and I thought it would be more useful if it could snap moments into informal photographs.
Well, I obviously do love photographs, the momentous and eloquent ones.
(and of course, the snapshots)
(and of course, the snapshots)
Some parts of our life's valuable memories are inevitable to oblivion. Snapshots are the medium to minimize the casualty of insensibility to that. Snapshots are remedy for the moments we can't just let slip.
Our life consists of infinite snapshots, I call them memories.
Our life consists of endless happenings we can metamorphose into memories and that needs the use of a SNAPSHOT.
Our life consists of endless happenings we can metamorphose into memories and that needs the use of a SNAPSHOT.
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“Snapshots, moments, mere seconds: as fragile and beautiful and hopeless as a single butterfly, flapping on against a gathering wind.”
― Lauren Oliver, Delirium
