I'm not the girl that I intend to be.
I watched this show about mermaids on the Discovery channel. Claiming that they actually exist, and have been seen and tested, and the Navy is trying to kill them off before the public discovers their existence. Now I believe mermaids are real, and I have no problem accepting that the military is trying to cover it up. But I'm having a difficult time contemplating why. The said that we, as humans, wouldn't be able to deal with these other people type things and that we would be threatened by that. Why do these scientists think that this is true. Even if they are right about human nature, which I have no doubt if true, there is no reason to think that mermaids are any threat. They don't have a mermaid or a mermaid brain to study, why do they even think that mermaids are capable the way humans are?
Now I didn't watch this entire YouTube video, but it looks like the tv show. Except for the main point, I thought, which was the kid's video of it. I actually gasped and jumped back when I saw it. I wondered if it was for real. I still don't really have a real opinion about it. It would have been more convinced of it, I guess, if the video was more grainy and low quality, the way a cell phone video from 2006 should have been.
I was watching this show called Our America with Lisa Ling, it was about this 17 year old boy who was accused of molesting a 10 year old girl. He went to jail for 20 years or whatever and now is out and on the life long sexual offense registry. The whole show gave this pity party feeling. Like this guy may or may not have done this and now he has to be on this list the rest of his life. I didn't really get it. Was I supposed to feel sad for him? Because I don't. Not one bit.
Is it weird for a 25 year old woman to spend her afternoon looking at collectable Barbie dolls? Because that's what I did. The Barbies they make are pretty unbelievable. Celebrity Barbies, 'Around the World' Barbies, pop culture Barbies, designer Barbies. I was looking through them and marveling at the gorgeous gowns and giggling at the Hollywood names; when I saw one that I wanted. Well, okay there were a lot that I wanted, but I actually kind of squeed when I saw Rose Dewitt-Bukater.
Click to viewNow I didn't watch this entire YouTube video, but it looks like the tv show. Except for the main point, I thought, which was the kid's video of it. I actually gasped and jumped back when I saw it. I wondered if it was for real. I still don't really have a real opinion about it. It would have been more convinced of it, I guess, if the video was more grainy and low quality, the way a cell phone video from 2006 should have been.
I was watching this show called Our America with Lisa Ling, it was about this 17 year old boy who was accused of molesting a 10 year old girl. He went to jail for 20 years or whatever and now is out and on the life long sexual offense registry. The whole show gave this pity party feeling. Like this guy may or may not have done this and now he has to be on this list the rest of his life. I didn't really get it. Was I supposed to feel sad for him? Because I don't. Not one bit.
Is it weird for a 25 year old woman to spend her afternoon looking at collectable Barbie dolls? Because that's what I did. The Barbies they make are pretty unbelievable. Celebrity Barbies, 'Around the World' Barbies, pop culture Barbies, designer Barbies. I was looking through them and marveling at the gorgeous gowns and giggling at the Hollywood names; when I saw one that I wanted. Well, okay there were a lot that I wanted, but I actually kind of squeed when I saw Rose Dewitt-Bukater.