You Are 23 Years Old |
23 13-19: You are a teenager at heart. You question authority and are still trying to find your place in this world. 20-29: You are a twentysomething at heart. You feel excited about what's to come... love, work, and new experiences. 30-39: You are a thirtysomething at heart. You've had a taste of success and true love, but you want more! 40+: You are a mature adult. You've been through most of the ups and downs of life already. Now you get to sit back and relax. |
It was too accurate. It said I acted 23 and wala, I am 23. Turning 24 soon though.
Jen wanted to know how I got the stat "you have a 1 in 8 chance in getting a friendship in every entry!" I just made up the stat. LOL. I have 8 notify members so I just used that. Whether they still get emails at those addys is another question. I know I have atleast 4. As long as 1 person reads my thoughts, it makes me feel better.
On another subject, I was going over my temperment test I took awhile ago and I think I've changed a little. I'm alot more analytical now. I also am more guarded too. I guess I worry about people hurting me. I find myself editing what I say more than ever on the diary despite the fact that most of the people reading me on here know a lot about me.
I actually got started on the book I said I would try out. Its a lot harder than I had thought it would be. I understand why people take so long. I'm still in the character development stage. I know I built atleast one great character and a solid theme, but I really not sure where I want to take the story. I know I want to have the character entering either middle or high school. The character is one that is looking for his place and purpose in the world. The character will also deal with issue of acceptance and death. The problem I have ran into so far is that I don't want to make the character too much like me. However, I do want to base atleast some characters on people I know. They wouldn't be completely the same, but would share a characteristic, like kaliko can be the compassionate cat lady. Heh. Different name ofcourse. Actually, I don't know that there will be a cat lady, but that's just an example. So yeah, its complicated. The setting will most likely be modern. Though I also have a fondess for the 1800's. That setting could make it more of an epic type thing. I love epic stories. The problem with epic stories is that the story can get ridiculous very easily. I mean, for every Lord Of the Rings, there is a cheap Hercules spinoff. Hmmmm......... They say write what you know. So I will try to write a story based on my experiences and tie it in with "hopefully" a good base story and morale. I'll let you guys know if I ever really get it done. I have an account on openfiction under mystories. AHA, just got a good idea, got to write it down. Wrote it down on notepad. Well, thanks for your time.
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So that's how you got the statistic :p I've only got 5 people on my notify list :( And then I think only 2 people actually post lol
*hugs*
~Chrissy~
cuz kit kats
I can understand it sometimes. Think about it - most Christians believe as the bible says that Jesus is the only way to God. God may be in control, but the devil sure does a nasty job of screwing things up, making it harder for many to even look at God. Which makes a Christian's job even harder - being a disciple to people. We're not just trying to win people to God, we're helping him bring his children home.
So yeah, they can be pushy. It's rather sad at times. Their pushiness is probably due to the same thing I start to feel more. Anxiety and worry. I'm starting to see people like God sees them. Work often makes me see people as rude, selfish, obnoxious, cruel and basic jerks. But God shows me that he still loves them. They are his children, and the worry I feel is what any parent feels when they have a child that isn't going quite right in the world, is missing or lost, or who is in danger. The side effect is, I hate the news even more.
The other reason it is sad is that people who are not Christians focus on those who do, rather than focusing on what Christians are supposed to be. It really shouldn't matter in the end what you think about Christians. The focus is supposed to be on what you think about Jesus. That's how I try to approach it. I will hate it when people reject Him outright without even trying. But I cannot force them. All I can really do is try to get them to at least think about it.
Ah well, it is a struggle. And I think I've gone off in teacher mode long enough. Maybe I'll take that quiz. Might be interesting.
>^..^<
Well, i should do the quiz and see how old i end up being. About fifteen, i reckon. sigh.
Just letting you know i am still reading. Things are getting a little hectic around here since i am only a week and a half out from my trip to the US.
Hugs to you, and i look forward to reading the book...
Lorinda