Sam- Letter Box DIY 12-7-15

I apologize for the short post in advance.  So there are a lot of people in this world that drive me insane, but sometimes I don't have the gut or sanity to argue with them, to tell them how wrong they are, so one day, I was going through a lot, and my cousin told me about something she had been doing for a while, that she called her Secret Letter Box.  Basically, what she did was write letters to people, things that she would not say to them in person, or at all, then, she would place the letters in a box and put the box away forever, never to read again.  So, I tried the idea, and honestly, it allows the mind to be set free, it feels as though you actually did say this to the person, and weight after weight is removed from the body, and happiness ensues.

So I decided to teach you how to make a box for yourself :)

Step One

Find a box, it can be any size, a shoe box is best for this.

Step Two

You can decorate this box with anything that makes you happy, that allows you to be lighter when writing these letters.

Step Three

Write a letter, include the date.

Step Four

Fold the letter into a paper airplane, a metaphor for letting the problem, and bad energy fly away.

Step Five

Place the letter in the box and put the box away

• Remember to never read the letters again, in doing this you are bringing the bad attitudes and energies back to you, were they don't belong :)
• Refer to this box whenever you need to, I promise it will help.

Hope you have a wonderful day/week/month/year/lifetime/beyond :)

Love Sam

Sam- Appreciation 11-29-15

Sam- 11-29-15

Sophia and I love going to plays, recently we went to see Almost Maine- and one thing I can say is that my feels are still broken.  The play is about a little town in Maine that's so far to the north it's almost in Canada, and almost in the United States, Almost.  The story surrounds the relationships of the people in Almost Maine, several adorable couples that not only tug on the strings of your heart, but rip them to shreds. I won't give too much away about the play, but Sophia and I really recommend you go see it yourself.

Seeing this play made me think about how hard some people work, to not be recognized for it.  The students putting on this play did an amazing job, however going to the play you can see that some people didn't go to appreciate the actors, just to have a night out with friends.  Dear people who talk during performances, LEAVE THE EARTH, I ASSUME WHEREVER YOU ARE THERE IS A DOOR, USE IT, LEAVE.

Sorry for my little angersplosion there (yes I just made up a word deal with it), but these people work so hard to put on a performance of something they are very dedicated to, just for people to make fun of it and never bother to give them a chance.  It's the same thing with high school bands, you will be at a pep- rally, the football team will be announced, the entire stadium freaks the fuck out.  You would expect the same kind of reaction for the band kids that work just as hard, sometimes harder, but what you get is the small low clap of the people who appreciate the band, or from the people who just kinda feel bad.

I think all people should be recognized for something they are passionate about, and love doing, no matter what it is.  If you love playing the recorder with you nose, good, you're awesome for caring about something *Claps*.  If you love to chase leaves and dress them up like they're pets, congratulations that you were actually able to do something with your life *Claps*.  Everyone deserves to be appreciated for doing the thing they love doing (except cannibalism and murder, then you really shouldn't be clapped for at your psycho school) , so don't put yourself down if you aren't clapped for as highly as the football team, just be happy that there are people clapping, and I always will be, even if I am not there :)

Have a happy day/week/month/year/life/beyond
LOVE SAM <3