becoming a princess in ten steps

Becoming a princess is every little girl's dream.
And every little girl is their dad's princess.


This is not just about fairytales, since this is not just a mere fantasy.
This is not about living in a palace, since this is also living in an own-defined kingdom.
This is not about glamor and diamonds and tiaras and silk, since this is about heart of pure gold.
This is not about being a kid, since everyone can be a princess.


1. Princesses do have a thousand of shoes, but a real princess is someone who offers her shoe to the shoeless and walks barefoot instead.

2. Princesses do wear elegant long gowns, but a real princess is someone who looks elegant no matter what she wears.

3. Princesses have tiaras, but a real princess has halo because she is an angel to anyone.

4. Princesses have knights and guards, but a real princess is someone who always faces trouble fearlessly.

5. Princesses live in a palace of gold, but a real princess lives in a home where everyone is free to do the things one wants.

6. Princesses are proud, but a real princess is someone to be proud of.

7. Princesses have etiquette, but a real princess lives with her innate etiquette.

8. Princesses can dance with a ballet shoe, but a real princess can do anything she wants and get dirty with her sneakers.

9. Princesses are looking for their princes, but a real princess is searched by her prince.

10. To be a princess is to be YOU.


You may never be a princess in reality, but you can be a princess in your own way.:)

Everyone is a princess.
Right, my dear princess?

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 9, 2010 at 1:33 AM

    i hate to say this, but i agree..hahaha

    i think i became a princess since the day i learned how to be independent and engaging myself to volunteer works.

    ReplyDelete
  2. iAnAhJune 9, 2010 at 8:30 PM

    alright..:))

    hey princess.. c:

    ReplyDelete

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