I have a tendency to say a lot of random things. My imagination is constantly running on overdrive and a lot of times I just speak out what Im thinking.
Kind of like tourette syndrome, but not.
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I can't believe I just said that.
BUP!
Anyways, lately I've been SUPER random as I've got a zillion things going on in my life right now. So I thought I'd start a post on Wednesdays called WELL WHAT????? I'll post a few of the random thoughts I've been having and you can feel free to do the same.
I'm sure I'll regret this later especially if my L.A. sister reads this. : )
1. I want to visit New Zealand so badly. After watching the Lord of the Rings (as I do at least once every other month) I was enthralled with the scenery and immediately wanted to pack my bags and visit New Zealand. A friend politely reminded me that an actual SET was built during the filming of LOTR, but I'd like to go and be disappointed or happily overwhelmed for myself.
2. Which brings me to my second thought. Dont you wish Rivendell were a real place? I wouldn't mind living with the elves. ....................... : )
3. You know that kids show YO GABBA GABBA that everyone thinks is so creepy? I LOVE IT!!! What does that say about me?
4. Do people that use Botox REALLY think other people can't tell that they use it?
5. The night before my Pap Pap died a few years ago he was in a semi coma. I sang to him, then leaned down in his ear and said, "I love you so much, I'd take your place if I could." I wonder if he heard me?
What are your random thoughts today? C'mon, I won't judge you. : )
1. I'm with you - that would be awesome. But it is second on my list of places to visit because Braveheart has inspired me to hike the highlands of Scottland first.
2. Absolutely. I wouln't mind one of those hobbit homes either (circle shaped doors are awesome).
3. Too creepy.
4. I think so.
5. I was just finishing a post for my Poppie, died 5 years ago this January - great man. I miss him. Thankfully we have people in our lives like that.
Posted by: Kevin Davisk | November 12, 2008 at 10:11 AM
Wow Kevin. My grandpa passed 5 years ago this coming May.
As for Scotland, I've heard its gorgeous.
Posted by: Kelli | November 12, 2008 at 01:31 PM
1. I frequently watch all three back to back for the whole story. I want to learn to speak elvish (it's beautiful and musical) and orlando bloom is georgeous in that movie...
2. I did. The permeating serenity there was really appealing.
3. Never heard of the show. Gonna check it out tho.
4. I think he did. When my grandpas died a few years ago, he was in and out of nursing care. when the end was near, I came from miami to chicago with great difficulty. it seemed like everything that could go wrong did. on the way to the airport the clutch fell out of my car and i had to get the next flight. the next flight was delayed for 2 hours. i thought i was not gonna be able to see my grandpa before he passed. i was crying and praying the whole flight thinking that when i landed i would get the message that i missed saying goodbye. when i landed we went straight to the hospital. i walked in the room and his face lit up and he nodded. he couldn't talk cuz they had put a tube down his throat. about 10 minutes after going in the room his heart rate started to slow. i stayed with him singing and praying to and for him until he moved on about an hour later. the doctor and nurses said that after my grandma said i was coming he would look to the door anytime he heard people walking by and shake his head. he only nodded once-when i came in the room 7 hours after they told him i was coming-3 hours later than they expected him to live. it was as if he was waiting for me. it comforts me to believe that.
i said all that to say this: He heard you at that point doctors can't tell you what is happening because if it is important enough to you or your pap pap-he'll MAKE it get through.
blessings
Posted by: LiaSong | November 13, 2008 at 08:07 AM
well since you said you won't judge...;)
It's not Wednesday, but tonight I'm struggling with an issue that has become an issue in my life. (excuse the redundancy)
It seems that the older I get and the more I do, no matter how genuinely kind to people and humble I am, SO many women just DO NOT like me. Wierd thing is, they don't even know me. They won't even give me a chance. It's like they take one once over of me and turn their nose up and have already made up in their minds who or what I am. I hate it and am not sure what to do about it.
What bothers me the most is that I see the need and hurt in alot of the same women and just wish I could reach out to them. But feel they won't receive me, so I don't feel free to.
Sorry about the whinning. I just wanted to get it out. It's not something I can just spill to everyone. Most wouldn't understand.
Does this even make any sense? :)
Posted by: Rachel | November 21, 2008 at 01:05 AM