I Wish…

I wish I…

1. could read minds
2. predict with weather accurately
3. would not freak out at the sight of blood
4. was more honest
5. was less messy
6. had more time to read
7. could trust in another
8. could let go
9. didn’t over think everything
10. was a slower driver
11. had a healthier stomach
12. didn’t have bills
13. had more hours in the day
14. only had good dreams
15. was a human lie detector
16. could live with less sleep
17. could better express myself
18. was a professional photographer
19. was a professional dancer
20. was done with my homework

quick question

Why is “everyday” one word and “every year” two words?

shouting

Robert Benchley – “Drawing on my fine command of the English language, I said nothing.”

a few keepers

I’d rather be hated for who I am than loved for who I’m not.
Kurt Cobain

Give it all you’ve got because you never know if there’s going to be a next time.
Danielle Ingrum

I do not have superior intelligence or faultless looks. I do not captivate a room or run a mile under six minutes. I only succeeded because I was still working after everyone else went to sleep.
Greg Evans

High School is like a spork: it’s a crappy spoon and a crappy fork, so in the end it’s just plain useless.
John Mayer

Women wish to be loved not because they are pretty, or good, or well bred, or graceful, or intelligent, but because they are themselves.
Henri Frederic Amiel

acting my age

1. I’m single.
2. I’m okay.
3. I’m proud.
4. I’m not an open book.
5. I’m loud.
6. I’m a liar.
7. I’m honest.
8. I’m not trusting.
9. I’m skeptical of most things.
10. I’m not a morning person.
11. I’m a dancer though and though.
12. I’m dependable.
13. I’m fair.
14. I’m better at acting that you would expect.
15. I’m a traveler by nature.
16. I’m a college senior.
17. I’m a good student.
18. I’m an outside person.
19. I’m not a singer.
20. I’m observant.
21. I’m not one to talk about how I feel.
22. I’m always making an effort to appear happy.
23. I’m horrible with technology.
24. I’m a photographer in my own mind.
25. I’m waiting for something to happen.
26. I’m not a t.v. watcher.
27. I’m a movie addict.
28. I’m a milk drinker.
29. I’m a horseback rider.
30. I’m in love with my blackberry.
31. I’m on flickr.
32. I’m still a roller skater.
33. I’m not easily embarrassed.
34. I’m a blogger.
35. I’m twenty-one.
36. I’m fascinated with textures.
37. I’m taking yoga classes.
38. I’m bad at accounting.
39. I’m attracted to plaid underwear.
40. I’m messy.
41. I’m stuck on biscuits.
42. I’m reading a horrible novel.
43. I’m incapable of stopping in the middle of a movie or book.
44. I’m a cat person.
45. I’m enthusiastic by nature.
46. I’m grossed out by feet.
47. I’m not very good at the whole make-up concept.
48. I’m barefoot whenever possible.
49. I’m always thirsty.
50. I’m constantly looking for something I lost.

Government more or less?

In so many books and movies there is the common theme of living without government rule. Whether the characters are dropped on an abandoned island or government is over thrown for whatever reason the people/citizens are left to their own rule. In all these story cases the people revert to their primal “instincts” so to speak and go to fighting each other.

Why are we supposed to be lead to believe that without government we would go all willy nilly. Hmm maybe we would, but government but be formed it doesn’t just happen so what about the stories of development?

With the stories about how we would hold ourselves as people seems to hold a good amount of truth to them, which is depressing that we need a chain of command to behave civilized.