talk
I am learning what it means to be "self contained (thank you Parr)" and not to have my sense of self dependent on another person.
I like getting up early in the morning, grabbing a cup of coffee and reading on the back porch for a couple of hours.
I like alt-folk music more than any other type of music. I find the lyrics are more thoughtful than any other genre without having the "I'm on my period" aspect of most female vocalists.
I look forward to school.
I look forward to traveling after school. Within the US, I want to go to New Orleans so far. I'd imagine that comes from my reading Anne Rice recently. Oh, and back to Atlanta. Outside the states, I want to go to the same places I've always wanted to go to; India, Thailand, New Zealand, [insert more central asian countries here].
I enjoy working outside on my garden. It is probably one of the most rewarding things I've done in a looong time.
I am learning guitar. Who can play Ode to Joy? Me. Totally me.
Books, books, and um... more books.
Also, this is the first time since I was 17, that I have not had a job. It freaked me out really bad at first, but I'm just enjoying it now.
I am glad that we can talk without me feeling desperate for conversation.
I'm missing something, but I may never actually want it again.
That's life I guess.
I like getting up early in the morning, grabbing a cup of coffee and reading on the back porch for a couple of hours.
I like alt-folk music more than any other type of music. I find the lyrics are more thoughtful than any other genre without having the "I'm on my period" aspect of most female vocalists.
I look forward to school.
I look forward to traveling after school. Within the US, I want to go to New Orleans so far. I'd imagine that comes from my reading Anne Rice recently. Oh, and back to Atlanta. Outside the states, I want to go to the same places I've always wanted to go to; India, Thailand, New Zealand, [insert more central asian countries here].
I enjoy working outside on my garden. It is probably one of the most rewarding things I've done in a looong time.
I am learning guitar. Who can play Ode to Joy? Me. Totally me.
Books, books, and um... more books.
Also, this is the first time since I was 17, that I have not had a job. It freaked me out really bad at first, but I'm just enjoying it now.
I am glad that we can talk without me feeling desperate for conversation.
I'm missing something, but I may never actually want it again.
That's life I guess.