Countess ELA'NORA
In this project, I mix fact and fiction to comment on and relay my own life by posting prose and poetry. As a passionate lover, best friend, sister, and workaholic artist, I make up story-lines based on what I get exposed to in everyday life, and I tend to leave the context to my readers' imagination -I think it's fascinating to realize that sometimes people's lives are parallel, sometimes they are perpendicular, and sometimes they just simply intersect at one random point. Furthermore, much of what I write here is essentially brainstorming for the experiences. Consider those thoughts as doodles. For this blog is quite obviously a tribute to MYSELF and whom moved my heart.
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Got a job bartending!
YES! This is so exciting I’m going to get some great experience behind the bar! The restaurant is very professional, with an...
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aninomous asked: Do you think loving unconditionally is the best thing that we, men can learn from women? Yes or No? Justify. :)
Thank you for this wonderful question, ladies and gentlemen i honestly believe we men can learn how to love unconditionally by ourselves. but we are...
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My 8 year old sister's advice on boys.Me: What do you do when you like a boy?Sister: You tell him.Me: And if he doesn't like you?Sister: You kill him.
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(via my-telesc0pe)
The people I want to say this too.. ahh list is too long.
My dad wanted something healthy, here you go! :)
To where you are..
Shark Riders - Dive Housing
Despite the situation - R I P Hasseb Khan (known him in high school) SLSS
Two Mississauga men critical after Milton rollover
May 25, 2012 00:05:00
Halton Regional Police say alcohol likely played a major factor in an early morning crash in Milton that has left three people in hospital, including two Mississauga men.
“We found two bottles of alcohol in the vehicle,” said Det. Const. Kevin Rye of Halton Regional Police’s Collision Reconstruction Unit. “A bottle of gin and a bottle of rum, each 26 ounces.”
Rye could not confirm what amount of alcohol remained in the bottles.
Police responded to the single-vehicle crash at about 4 a.m. this morning after receiving a 9-1-1 call from a passing motorist that a 2010 blue Honda Civic had rolled over on No. 5 Side Rd., between Fourth and Fifth Lines.
Police found two men and a woman lying outside the car, which was badly damaged. Another woman was still in the back seat of the car.
The two men outside the vehicle are both of Mississauga, and one of them - the 21-year-old passenger - remains in critical condition at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto.
The 19-year-old male driver, of Mississauga, remains in serious, but stable condition at the same hospital, according to police.
The 20-year-old woman found outside the vehicle, of Milton, also remains in serious, but stable condition at Toronto’s St. Michael’s Hospital.
The woman found still in the vehicle, 21, of Milton, was taken to Milton District Hospital where she was treated and later released.
Rye said speed also played a factor in the accident.
“We found tire tracks that lead us to believe speed was likely a factor,” said Rye. “I can’t say yet for sure how fast they were going, but it wasn’t the speed limit.”
Police said they believe the Civic was driving westbound on Side Rd. 5 when it left the road and crashed into a culvert, causing it to go airborne and rollover. The road was closed for about seven hours.
Police are not releasing the names of those injured at this time.
Police also want to speak with the 9-1-1 caller, who was gone by the time officers arrived at the scene.
cclay@mississauga.net
This story was updated at 3:40 p.m. with files from Mississauga staff reporter Alex Consiglio.
aconsiglio@mississauga.net
Winged lady :)!
Breakeven - The script
Congratulations Rima! I see you flying off your feet :)
Championship of lacrosse.
Lynx end Spartans’ championship reign
Lacrosse final. Marianna Andrade celebrates after scoring the winning goal for the Stephen Lewis Lynx in the Peel senior girls’ lacrosse final against the Lorne Park Spartans today at Stephen Lewis. Staff photo by Fred Loek
It turns out the Lorne Park Spartans girls’ lacrosse team can be beaten after all. All it takes is an outstanding commitment to ball control and team defence.
The Stephen Lewis Lynx utilized those elements today to defeat the Spartans 6-5 on home turf to capture the Peel high school championship and end a seven-year Lorne Park championship reign.
“I think the key to this game was that we didn’t let Lorne Park dominate the face-offs like they have in past years and we were smart with the ball,” said Lynx coach Ted Sawicki, who coached The Woodlands Rams to the championship the year before Lorne Park began its Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic Association dominance.
“Lorne Park is very good at doubling the ball and we knew the double was coming, so our open man would get the open pass and we kept our offence rolling.”
Marianna Andrade led the way with four goals for the Lynx, who posted a 5-1-1 regular-season record and defeated the Mississauga Lions in the semi-finals. The Spartans (6-0-1 in the regular season) defeated the Brampton Centennial Bucks to advance. Both games were held Thursday morning at Stephen Lewis.
Rima El-Keilani and Kaitlyn Mathews also scored for Stephen Lewis while Michaela Naumovski with three, Jacqui Chataway and Taylor Fasken replied for Lorne Park.
Andrade, a Grade 10 student, knew that if everyone chipped in, Stephen Lewis could be better than Lorne Park.
“We had a team meeting before this and we knew we had to give it our all and play like it was the last day of our lives,” she said. “I knew the team was counting on me, just like everyone else, and we all played our part.”
With the game tied at five, Andrade scored on a penalty shot in the final minute. The Lynx trailed 5-4 late in the contest and Sawicki was proud of his team for staying composed.
“I loved the way they didn’t panic, especially the defence,” he said. “Every team goes into lulls during a game and I’ve been with teams where girls have lost it a little bit with dumb passes, but these girls were calm, cool and collected, from our goaltender to our attack.”
Despite the loss, Lorne Park coach Greg Kelly assured his troops they would be back next year.
“We have a long tradition of excellence at our school,” he said. “This is a bump in the road, but for the girls that are graduating, they should be very proud of what they’ve experienced.
“Most of them have won three out of the four years they’ve been here and I know they’re disappointed, but they don’t need to be because they’re great kids.”
icolpitts@mississauga.net
Bagdahd - Iraq (Taken with instagram)
Baghdad, whose name signifies ‘God’s Gift’, once an oasis of learning and enterprise, and always a beautiful city scape as shown pre-destruction of the ‘invasions’.
Baghdad: 8 years later
Is this the city I once knew? Yes and it makes me cry to see what it become of today.
“I can’t recognize this city anymore. What a sad reality. I can’t recognize streets because of the concrete walls, and I don’t know anything here anymore. All my friends, family, colleagues, neighbors, and coworkers have fled the country. And some passed away”
Source: Zaied
Relationship: uncle
It beats all the rational thinking i could come up with even in my wildest imagination…and lets agree…i have a WILD mind!
Is it human cruelty…stupidity or what?!
I look around and i see some sexists putting rules and applying systems that is about to make women apologize each day that they were born with a V instead of a P…come on!! That’s not fair. But you know what … It’s better than loosing what you are an another country.
I learned the difference of TOO much freedom and protective nests and to be honest I prefer the nest, best.
Every human needs to put their limits and learn how to draw a line because once you get too much freedom greed and selfishness will consume you.
What happened to this fucked up world -_-
