Friday, October 31, 2008
ABCs of me
This WAS hard! I tried to keep it on the positive side. I didn't think anyone would want to read a list of twenty-six faults I have!
Always leaning on God for everything
Bursting with ideas
Creative
Devoted to country living
Enthusiastic
Faithful
Generous
Homemaker at heart
Intent on blessing others
Jesus follower
Knowledge-seeking
Little known and seldom seen
Musical
Nearly thirty
Optimistic
Particular
Quiet
Reclusive (to a point)
Social (in my own way)
Temperance advocate
Unfinished
Virtuous
Writer
x-self-centered
Yearning for so much
Zealous
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5 comments:
W = Writer...
Ah, a person after my own heart! :)
Krystal (commenter from A Pondering Heart)
:) That was interesting.... I think this was well put:
Reclusive (to a point)
Social (in my own way)
Me too!
Thanks for stopping by, both of you. We do learn a lot about each other with things like this, don't we?
MJ ~ I like being alone but I crave social connection. I do not crave being around other people, rather, I crave the exchange of ideas, the connection of mind with mind, the periodic company of kindred spirits.
Hi! My name is Phylicia and I found your blog through Rachel's. I couldn't help but LOVE your 'about' writeup in the corner, because you sound exactly like me! I am somewhat younger than you, but also a 'pants-wearing feminine dresser' and a 'stay at homee (by choice) homeschool and *almost* college graduate'. You are ahead of me here, but it sounds like I am on my way to where you are! Stop by sometime!
In Him
Phylicia
Phylicia, I just commented on your blog, but thought I'd respond here too.
I don't feel as grown up as I am ~ but I do hope I act as grown up as I am. :-)
I'm curious as to how you dress femininely. What do you wear and not wear? I don't think I've ever met anyone who described herself as "a pants-wearing feminine dresser" so I am interested in, as I told Miss Jocelyn above, "the exchange of ideas, the connection of mind with mind, the periodic company of kindred spirits".
I am not entirely happy with the way I dress. I mean, I obviously don't wear men's clothing or try to dress in masculine styles, but I would like to dress more femininely sometimes. It's not, for the most part, a moral need, just a desire to celebrate womanhood and dress in a more interesting way.
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