The Bio Meme

[blythe025]

Apparently the rules are: You comment, I give you an age (please tell me how old you are, or risk having to time-travel to find out the answers) and you respond to the meme questions with what applied to you back then, and what's true now.

The lovely wordweaverlynn gave me: 16, which was 1996 and I was a Sophmore/Junior in high school.

I lived in:I'm trying

Comments

commenting with fear

[slavezombie]

Isn't something to have to look back on ones life and compare what we were doing this day several years ago? The stuff I'm writing now has me doing just that, pondering flashbacks, trying to make my boring life back then significant to the story of the present. The worst thing about it, though, is I feel as though I'm somehow tumbling a barrier for the youth of today that will benefit from my words. Sad.

You, on the other hand, are interesting.

Re: commenting with fear

[blythe025]

I don't quite understand how tumbling a barrier or youth benefiting from your words is a bad thing. To me collapsing barriers and benefiting youth are good things.

I'll give you.... age 12 to work with.