interview - chewy goodness
stolen from missmiamarie
RULES
1 - Leave a comment, saying you want to be interviewed.
2 - I will respond; I'll ask you five questions.
3 - You'll update your journal with my five questions, and your five answers.
4 - You'll include this explanation.
5 - You'll ask other people five questions when they want to be interviewed.
1) out of all the things in your life, what do you regret the most? Why? what would you do to change it?
i honestly can't say there is any one thing i've done or that's happened that i 'regret the most' , because i don't know how things would be different otherwise. There's plenty that i regret (being here, and not having gone to ohio that one summer comes to mind, as does not having kept up with my skating) - but i fully beleive the choices we make shape us, and though it may SEEM like the other choice was better, you really don't know.
2) Define you most perfect moment of clarity.
i don't really have these. but sometimes when i'm well past overtired and i'm shaking and i can't see straight or walk straight or really -stand up-, i get to thinking and i realize things that normally i really really don't manage to think about - and everything is crystal clear and i know what i should do and i have these enormous epiphanies - the ones that make total sense when i wake up, after i've fallen asleep - BUT i rarely have the courage to act on the, because to do so would uproot my entire life, and i keep doing that enough as is.
3) Take a hobby that you put your most time and effort in, is it an extension of who you are? Does it Represent you? Why?
I write. I write a really fucking lot. It's an extension of me, it IS me. In my mind, a picture is worth a thousand words, but I'd rather have the thousand words because there's something about the beauty of words strung together, and to me, a picture can never compete with that. Does it represent me? I don't know. strings of words can.... do...
4) Take a situation in your life that you thought was mediocre, why was it mediocre to you?
deep and meaningful e-relationships-- deeply entrenched internet relationships -- i swear to god this better be self explanatory *smiles*
5) If you could tell one person anything before you died, who would it be and what would you say?
if i died tommorrow? (i'd tell you everything and i'd make you hear me) - just that. everything. everything that needs to be said. to those who need, frankly, to hear it. ;)
RULES
1 - Leave a comment, saying you want to be interviewed.
2 - I will respond; I'll ask you five questions.
3 - You'll update your journal with my five questions, and your five answers.
4 - You'll include this explanation.
5 - You'll ask other people five questions when they want to be interviewed.
1) out of all the things in your life, what do you regret the most? Why? what would you do to change it?
i honestly can't say there is any one thing i've done or that's happened that i 'regret the most' , because i don't know how things would be different otherwise. There's plenty that i regret (being here, and not having gone to ohio that one summer comes to mind, as does not having kept up with my skating) - but i fully beleive the choices we make shape us, and though it may SEEM like the other choice was better, you really don't know.
2) Define you most perfect moment of clarity.
i don't really have these. but sometimes when i'm well past overtired and i'm shaking and i can't see straight or walk straight or really -stand up-, i get to thinking and i realize things that normally i really really don't manage to think about - and everything is crystal clear and i know what i should do and i have these enormous epiphanies - the ones that make total sense when i wake up, after i've fallen asleep - BUT i rarely have the courage to act on the, because to do so would uproot my entire life, and i keep doing that enough as is.
3) Take a hobby that you put your most time and effort in, is it an extension of who you are? Does it Represent you? Why?
I write. I write a really fucking lot. It's an extension of me, it IS me. In my mind, a picture is worth a thousand words, but I'd rather have the thousand words because there's something about the beauty of words strung together, and to me, a picture can never compete with that. Does it represent me? I don't know. strings of words can.... do...
4) Take a situation in your life that you thought was mediocre, why was it mediocre to you?
deep and meaningful e-relationships-- deeply entrenched internet relationships -- i swear to god this better be self explanatory *smiles*
5) If you could tell one person anything before you died, who would it be and what would you say?
if i died tommorrow? (i'd tell you everything and i'd make you hear me) - just that. everything. everything that needs to be said. to those who need, frankly, to hear it. ;)