ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS USING ONLY ONE WORD
It's not as easy as you might think! Consider yourself tagged upon reading this and post it on your blog if you so desire. It's difficult to only use one word answers.
Where is your cell phone?
Desk
Your significant other?
Caring
Your hair?
Curly
Your mother?
Scrapbooking
Your father?
Helping
Your favorite thing?
Books
Your dream last night?
Forgot
Your favorite drink?
Juice
Your dream/goal?
Teacher
What room are you in?
Office
Your hobby?
Games
Your fear?
Mind
Where do you want to be in six years?
Home
Where were you last night?
Home
Something that you aren't?
Bored
Muffins?
Blueberry
Wish list item?
Brazil
Last thing you did?
Talked
What are you wearing?
Clothes
TV?
blah
Your pet(s)?
cat
Friends?
Amazing
Your life?
meh
Your mood?
okay
Missing someone?
yes
Drinking?
nothing
Smoking?
Sick
Your car?
Toyota
Something you're not wearing?
jewlery
Your favorite store?
downtown
Your favorite color?
Blue
When is the last time you cried?
Today
Where do you go to over and over?
work
My favorite place to eat?
Home
Favorite place I'd like to be?
Home
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
One Word
Posted by Stacey at 1:26 PM 0 comments
Where I stood.
I realize that everybody is their own person with their own thoughts and feelings. And I realize that everybody is different. Even though sometimes you wish they weren't. It's something that you don't think about consciously. It's something that's just there, and you can't change it. Because if you could and if you did, you would be playing God.
It's hard to accept things you can't change though. I don't mean things like the color of your hair, or what kind of car you own...I mean things like the weather, or how other people see you, or even how other people feel. Even though so badly you want to. It's like being a parent, or a teacher...There's really only so much You can do. Sometimes I hate it. I hate feeling so helpless. It's too unfamiliar and just so frustrating. It's like sitting on the sidelines, watching yourself head straight for a wall at full speed. Not being able to stop it. And then you realize, it wasn't you because you were sitting there the whole time.
Sometimes you think you have life all figured out. You think you know all you need to know, and you're just out taking a walk enjoying things...when all of a sudden a train hits. And you wake up three weeks later, just to be hit by another train. It sucks because there's nothing you can do...suddenly no matter where you walk, you're just on another track with another train heading straight for you. Sometimes you can jump out of the way, but other times you can't...most of the time you can't. And there's nothing you can do.
Posted by Stacey at 9:22 AM