Embrace Fate

When I was a girl, I like Sesame Street very much. In my many Sesame Street tools there is a book called the last monster of the book. Monsters have soft spots for cookies. At the end of the book, I learned that the monster is just a "Little ol" Grover. Although it is a book for children, there are messages that apply to everyone.

I like the way the author accepts fate. Both of them believe that cancer raises their heads and prepares them and their families to cope with that loss. When they think they have only a few months to spend the rest of their lives, they will place importance on what is important for them. This book informs me of the importance of health and mindfulness diet therapy. I can not maintain rigorous physical examination, but I already regulated my diet to some extent. I reduced the habit of eating too much and insisted on eating a small amount of food. I also reduced the amount of 4 kg 4 weeks according to the recommendation of the book. This is just eating well.

My mother taught me how women decide my destiny. Her fate is the suit she is looking for. She told me to accept the pain that my hair is pulled apart by sticky depilatories. She told me the art of bleaching myself. She also gave me all the anger and bitter lipstick in my blood. I am angry, but anger is not mine. My grandmother fermented her anger for years, my grandmother distilled and my mother bottled me in a pink room. The unrequited love's anger is my perfume. Cunning and angry memo took the trace of despair. This perfume will seduce first, then choking men