Trust is an obvious desire in the traits you have for those you know and for yourself. And yes, once one loses trust, getting it back is hard to do. Now excuse me, could you take this knife out of my back before you go.
I had to have a chia pet. When I finally got one. It wouldn't grow. And once I bought sea monkeys from the back of a comic book. I had a fish bowl full of smelly water.
Every so often something absoloutely silly in hindsight comes along. Of course, it isn't called hindsight for nothing. At one point we have all fallen for some type of popular silliness. Be it the Pet Rock, Chia Pet, Dressing like Madonna. What fads have you gotten entangled in?
On Mothers day we're taking my mom out for brunch. Though I plan to make a goofy gift for her too. I did this when I was five, so I thought it would be funny to do it again now. Plaster of paris hand print.
I have disliked packing so much. that once I moved here. I've left half my things still in boxes. I figured it was just easier that way. So when I move again, it's already packed. Funny that though. I have forgotten what's in those boxes....
Yeah, I don't hit on women at wal-mart either. The bar isn't always the best way to meet new people, as alot of the time their perceptions are altered. Approaching people in stores can also end up badly. Never a good thing to talk up a person while holding a brand new cleaver.
I play solitare on the comp. And swear excessivly when I lose. Which is alot. I consider the rammifications of world domination, and usually come to the conclusion that if I was in charge, I just wouldn't care. I poke holes in plastic wrap. Pop bubble wrap. While rapping. And wrapping too. I do fake my own death dramatically on occasion. In hope that someone will poke me with a stick, then I can just as dramatically 'come to life' like Jason Vorheys (friday the 13th) And I talk to my cats... they just might answer me one day.
g33k You know what I think already. And I was happy with the thoughts of those who found someone. It's still nice to have the knowledge that even online dating can work. Kudos to you and your mind. It's a good one.
I used to be quite the social person. Had no issues with talking to people when I felt something about them But I was young. Youth brings a bit of aggression to curiousity. Meaning that your fears are less and you tend to jump head first into things. As I've gotten older I've lost a bit of that. It's hard to jump head first after a few concussions. LOL. When I saw someone eyeing me in a way that said "hi there" I would Smile, I would wave. Let them know I noticed them, notice me. If I was in a book store, I would make a comment on the section they were standing in. Suggest a book that I enjoyed. In the grocery store, I would approch them and comment on a recipe I have tried using the ingredients they were next to. Something simple to strike up a conversation. If they weren't interested they didn't talk back, just walked away. Wasn't a big deal. But I had found more often than not, they would find a way to continue the talk.
Inspiration for me comes in the most mundane of things. Just watching the wind blow through the branches of a willow tree, a bee flying past the window. It brings back memories and I am lost in thought. Once reality becons. I am writing like mad. I have a story, a poem, a new painting, or just an idea of what I will do that day.
But Passion. The things I am passionate about are varied and odd and altogether selfish. I find something new, and must learn all I can about it. I have a need to learn new things. That is a passion of mine. Which then inspires me to do more with what I have learned. LOL Very good question. I think this deserves some pondering.
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RE: Trust, what is it worth to you?
explains alot donnit