Confessional Friday

• The opening monologue from Sabrina is one of my favorites.
• The closing monologue by Puck from A Midsummer Night’s Dream is also one of my favorites.
• I want to read the Hunger Games.
• I find it sad when people do not try their best and give up because things get too hard.
• One of my first memories is spilling chocolate milk on my arm when I was about three. I remember wiping off the milk and screaming and crying because there was a spot that wouldn’t come off. I thought I had stained my skin, but in reality, I had discovered a birthmark.
• I get angry and frustrated when I do not fully understand something. I will keep asking questions until I get sufficient information, and then after I know what I need to know, I usually forget about it or don’t think about it again. This can be a blessing most of the time, but it can be a curse with class work.
• I do not handle scary movies well at all. The only slightly scary movie I have seen is Signs, and I wasn’t right after seeing that for months.
• My favorite color is red, but I mostly buy turquoise things.
• I really prefer to have other people drive me, because I get nervous while driving.
• Speaking of driving, I thought I was going to die yesterday while driving home. There were streamline winds, and myself and several other cars had to pull over while our cars shook and objects were being thrown against them.
• Also, when I am in the car and I get scared I tend to cuss. I’ll admit, it is usually the “s” word.
• When I am scared I get mean.
• If I could, I would wear a dress everyday.
• I have a collection of heart shaped rocks.
• Photo booth pictures are some of the best to me. I love the spontaneity they capture.
• I like men with talent.
• To further prove my above point, as a child I wanted to marry men like Aladdin, Luke Skywalker, and Robin Hood. They were the best of the best, and I now realize this is a pattern. I like when a guy is the best at something, no matter how insignificant it may be.
• Now, I would really like to marry Gilbert Blythe. What is his talent you may ask: putting up with one of the most difficult women in the world, Anne Shirley, all with a smile on his face and love in his heart.

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