Acr-lic Colour

People tend to create fixed impressions of  themselves in the minds of people around them. Sometimes it can be really unfair . And sometimes,it works to their advantage. (I've never been yelled at for not bringing a book to class, because I was a 'sincere student' ;)  To be fair to myself though, it only happened a couple of times. ) It's not often that people get a chance to do a complete makeover of their image (I'm not talking about plastic surgery). Blogs are a little luckier. Mine has a new look and some new features.You can comment without signing in now, so I'd like to hear your thoughts on my rambling. Oh, and if you don't mind, write your name too. Thanks! Ananya

Your warmth fills me It warms my heart to its core. You are who I go to Whenever I am sore I wake up each morning Thinking only of you. You work magic so simple, But strong and true. The very mention of your name Brings a smile to my face. After a hard and tiring day In you I find solace. It's been years now, But your charm has only grown I've discovered new sides of you I love them all, I own Without you, I can't imagine Where I would be I'm addicted to you, My hot cup of tea.                   -Ananya :)

...I'll take care of you' says Rolf to Liesel in the Sound of Music. At the same age Harry fights Voldemort and Eragon flies all over Alagesia. Percy,Annabeth and the others are off fighting some monster or God and I'm...a schoolgirl, studying for some exam or the other. On my sixteenth and seventeenth birthdays, it struck me that I was the same age as the heroes I grew up reading about. I was Amy's age when I first read Little Women. Now I'm older then Meg. Back when I was seven, I saw  fifteen year old Julian (from the Famous Five) as the responsible one, the adult. At seventeen, it dawned upon me that I needed to change my perspective. In a way, it made me sad. Firstly, if the characters are younger than me, it's hard to idolize them the way I did before.Secondly,(although just a little) it made me wonder what I was  doing with my life. The first  fantasy novel I read was Harry Potter (has anyone else waited in a queue at six in the morning to collect th...