You-Want's Life

I remember listening to Blank Space when it was first released. It was the feelings that came along that I miss much. When it was early in the morning, I followed the track down the long, deserted hallway, one footstep trailed by another one, not knowing that my first move had embarked an eight-month-long journey.   I had been to it...a place where I forgot about myself. I didn't know what happened. A grey area, they recognise it this way, where facts are ambiguous and hopes too deep down in the snow. Days flashed by in a lightning pace, people with rosy cheeks, tan skin and injured knuckles came along with me.    But question marks filled up fatigue minds, I questioned myself the one thing I used to be so sure about. And...I didn't get an answer that I wanted. I didn't know if I knew myself anymore, living a life I predicted wrongly, doing the things I thought would be easier.   I heard screams and thunderstorms, saw my losing grips and fading soul. O...

Be enriched with creative art ideas no one could ever think of at www.artforkidshub.com , where arts come alive in miscellaneous forms including drawing, painting and origami. The Editors went through a few provided step-by-step video tutorials and decided to share some really eccentric ones using crayons . Create your own ones now and share them online! A Dripping Effect Things that you’ll need: Canvas, crayons, hot glue gun and hair dryer Method: Line up the crayons vertically on a piece of canvas (on the top part) with a preferred order, stabilize them with hot glue. Lean the canvas against a wall, with newspaper underneath to prevent making a mess. Use a hairdryer to melt the crayons; point it downwards so that the wax drips. Remove the crayon remnants and leave it to dry. The Sacred Rebirth (Best choice for Easter!!) Things that you’ll need: Hard-boiled eggs, bowl, crayons, cheese grater, hot water, spoon, egg tray Method: Peel off any lab...

Across the busy causeway link from Singapore, it is yet another rising city, which has been nurturing generations of bewildered youngsters with not only its skyscrapers but also the buzzing daily lifestyle full of spices. There is no doubt that this place does not owe any success to its neighbouring Singapore for its economical success, but it lives up to is own name-- JOHOR BAHRU.   As the second largest city in Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur, JB attracts more than approximately 20 million  foreign tourists in just one year's time. It is undeniably a shopping paradise, which had been exclusively topping many worldwide charts of best-choice shopping venues. Well, just name it-- Johor Premium Outlets, KSL Shopping Mall, City Square and the recently-opened Komtar JBCC. None of this will leave any unsatisfactory in the tourists' hearts.   Another wise act from the government to boast the economical success of JB is to develope it into a land with eccentric international...