I have to admit I envy those girls who feel so good being themselves that they post almost a pic/day with what they’re wearing, tons of pictures with them at parties, meeting with friends etc, and a couple of other pictures with their hairstyles from over the week.
I also envy those people who make their work seem all fun and games and don’t show you the hard part of working. They go for coffees and take long photowalks, they meet their friends at their studios, finish their project in time and still have time to cook and enjoy some quality time with their significant others.
And I so envy the people who know how to make the best of their days, the ones that really care about each and every small thing in their life. It’s fantastic to be grateful for the things you have. Of course, I can’t do that cause I’m overwhelmed by the thoughts of the things I don’t have. You might think I got used to it by now, but of course I haven’t! I’m just a whiner, that’s what I am.
Cosmin 
And yet these photos look like those which you say show such a great way of living. Although you’re right, I’m pretty sure their wishlist is shorter since accomplishment comes naturally for some people (and I’ve only seen that on foreign blogs and there’s no question mark here). And I suppose you see them as an inspiration (from certain points of view) in which case you should keep in mind that you’re an inspiration to so many other people. I guess it’s the way “life-style” blogging works.
ionuca 
tigarile ca tigarile, dar biscuitii? Sunt pe meniu si la picnicul aniversar joacadeamine.ro din iunie! 
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gracie 
1. vad tsigari!
2. vai ce ceainic draguts