Lionder in Athens

This is my new song -Antio- (Which means "Goodbye" in Greek).  The Story behind it:  A beloved aunt of mine passed away in the middle of March in 2016 and the same day she died, pain was so deep that I wanted to express it in a paper. So, I wrote this Greek song.  and I uploaded it on her birthday: March 5th It's so hard losing someone you love and it's even harder to go back to the time that you lost that person. That's why I was never in the mood to write this blog post.  That woman was a very lovely woman, had a very lovely soul and the only thing I remember the most is that I've always seen her smiling. There was always a smile on her face, I've never seen her the other way.  A month after I wrote this song, I wrote 3 poems for her in 2 hours in her 40 day memorial.  The feeling that you feel when someone has just died -the atmosphere, the air, everything- is the worst feeling I have ever experienced.  About the video:  We did the

Hey, what's up! I'm feeling good and I'm happy to say it because these past few days have been just chaotic.. No... nothing SHOCKING happened. I'm just kind of concerned of this whole period.. The 4 last months of my school life... It kind of sucks when I think of it this way.. I do feel emotional. I'm going to miss being a kid, a teenager and caring about bullshit.  But that's going to change real soon. And if you take it from another perspective, I've been always dreaming for this moment. The moment in which I'm going to be an  adult. A responsible and hard working human being. I've been waiting my whole for this and I guess the end of an era is not the end of the world. Oh why do I even talk about this? I have 4 months yet... Then I'll be posting the sad blog post.. now it's not time.. Weeell... What I keep on learning everyday is that I have to be HAPPY. And everyday is a new battle for me to maintain that and find ways to cheer myse