- I have a vivid imagination and propensity to exaggerate for humor.
- I hold myself much more accountable than anyone else.
- I'm not afraid to pony up and admit error and say I'm sorry.
- I make many mistakes, but repeat VERY few.
- I'm a closet psychologist. No... really!
- I prefer Miss C's company to almost everyone else's.
- I have an almost infinite willingness to forgive, if asked.
- My preference is to listen more than I speak, but if I speak, I expect to be heard.
- I have a tendency to test people.
- I've fallen in unconditional love four times in my life.
- I love the taste of milk chocolate and popcorn, at the same time.
- I read the book, The Introvert Advantage, for the first time last year. And I finally understand myself.
- Recognition is far less important to me than gratitude.
- I've survived and overcome the worst things in life that are required. If I have no other consolation, it is that those things are behind me.
- I pretended to be someone I'm not until 1995, at which time I gave up and became exactly who I am.
- I accommodate pretense with reality in a 15/85 percent relationship. I do this to make others more comfortable, but also allow them the opportunity to grow, stretch and accept.
- I try to live my life as an example.
- I only have six regrets. I know what they are, and I don't have the guts to put them in public writing. I will say that I wish that I had cared for and loved beyond reason and situation, and that my timing had been much better . It's enough that I agonize over them regularly; I won't say more.
- In spite of my rolling eyes in childhood, manners, ettiquette and life rules are very important.
- My Daddy introduced me to two people, that in retrospect, tells me that he understood me far deeper than I understood myself. Further, he loved and respected me more than I love(d)and respect(ed) myself.
- Of all the modern inventions, I like the telephone the least.
- I always thought I would be "famous" among my peers.
- I once had a dog who was JUST like me, very intuitive, and introverted. He gave me just what I needed, and I hope I did the same for him. He lived 17 1/2 years. We went through the highlights and lowlights of life together. I almost died when he did.
- Miss C saved my life. And she changed it, too.
- I connect easily.
- I would make a wonderful mother.
- I AM my Daddy and Mother combined.
- I don't have a political party.
- I find Frank Lloyd Wright to be equal parts genious and ass. For those reasons, I find him particularly endearing.
- Up until 1992, I thought I could "fix" anything by hard work and prayer.
- Up until 1999, I blamed myself for everything that went wrong in my world.
- Up until January 2, 2005, I believed that I was less in the eyes of the Lord.
- I could "fix" the world, if given the power and opportunity.
- I feel for my friends as if they were myself.
- My comfort, security and authentic self grow closer and closer with every passing day. (Refer to 16 above, and the shrinking 15/85 rule).
- I am Virgo and Libra combined, (I was born Virgo, but premature by a month, thus intended a Libra).
- I have distinct memories back to before pre-kindergarten.
- I, once, re-arranged gifts from Santa under the Christmas tree, so that I received the things that I wanted.
- I always took a bath, albeit a short one, when told.
- I find Gertrude Stein, and her writings, personally inspiring and directly applicable.
- I am kin to the Wright Brothers.
- My relatives founded Moorhead City, North Carolina.
- I'm a rule follower, to the extreme. When annoyed and provoked, however, I will tilt the scales to attempt to prove indescrepancies. (But I'll feel overwhelming guilt).
- If I could change anything in life, I'd change certain people's hearts.
- I used to view poverty as a disadvantage, but now I feel it's a badge of honor, courage and invention.
- My pessimism is concealed optismism. I would much rather be pleasantly surprised, than bitterly disappointed.
Thursday, September 15, 2005
46 Off the Wall Things About Me
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