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Am I unique?
Well, I can't say that I trained for it, or practiced the art of "uniqueism," or learned how to be quirky, I just.. Am who I am. I don't know, I never really considered myself a unique person, just an RJ person. Methinks everyone is unique and different and special in at least one aspect of their lives. Luckily, our names don't determine our genetic makeup.. Can you imagine if all Sams and all Williams were the same? -
Oh boy, probably not actually! I was just thinking about this actually.. When I was laying on the lawn watching ENORMOUS fireworks at my cousin's house from some dude a few houses down. Seriously, the embers were landing yards away from us, and they were seriously Disney-esque sized. And that means a lot coming from me. Haha.
Anyway, I think this summer itself will be my favorite memory, because from day one it was my favorite summer ever, and it just keeps getting better. I love it so much. So, if I had to narrow it down to a day, I'd say the very first day of summer. Because it was the beginning of this amazing experience. The Starting Point. -
Oh boy, ever since I was born.. Basically.. I was a Disney kid. My parents took me to Disneyworld before I could even talk I think. I remember once when I was little, Jafar tried to hold me and I cried all over the place.
Anyway, yeah I've always been into Disney. But for me, it's more intense in the Parks aspect of everything. Disneyworld and the workings of it, Walt Disney, Imagineering and everything that the Disney company as a whole does. I love Disney's history, which is weird because history always bored me.
It's cool too because my D-Love has been newly rekindled after due to hanging out with all these lovely people. It's amazing. I like it because with you guys, it's normal for me to be obsessed with Disney, haha. I don't have to hide it!
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Yeah, whatever. XD
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But you got it all
Believe it
When you fall get up, oh oh
If you fall get up, eh eh
Tsamina mina zangalewa
'Cause this is Africa
Tsamina mina, eh eh
Waka waka, eh eh
Tsamina mina zangalewa
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It was very very very VERY much fun! I enjoyed every second of it, and it was BY FAR my most FAVORITE dance of my ENTIRE high school career. Without any doubt. My date was amazing, the place was amazing, the times were amazing, the company was amazing, the limo.. had a leak. And it was amazing.
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Oh boy.. That's a really good question. It's very very very difficult for me to narrow it down to ONE specific thing, but rather, my favorite thing, was the thing itself. The WHOLE thing was my favorite. Because the whole production had so many byproducts, and it was made up of countless amounts of tiny aspects that added up to what ended up being accomplished, I'm still and always will be in awe of the production as a whole. It certainly owns a big part of my heart and mind. The collective energy and love and hard work and strive for excellence that radiated from EVERYONE involved still makes me sit and just marvel at how much I love what went (and is) going on. If I had to narrow it down in any way at all, the best that I can do is say that the family that was formed is my favorite part. SOM started out as nothing but just a concrete business opportunity with a virtuous goal and loving intentions, and it was the PEOPLE that filled the space that acted as the artists, taking the canvas of potential and turning it into a pure masterpiece. It wasn't only the cast, it was EVERYONE. Sound, lighting, music, ticket sales, makeup, stage crew, volunteers, costume crew, directors, loyal promoters, and those who filled the seats before us all MAJORLY contributed. Without them, what we were working toward wouldn't have no substance or motivation. I could keep going, and I'd love to, and I have, and it's difficult for me not to, because the ridiculous amount of respect I have for everyone involed and for the production itself is something that I simply cannot sum up in a mere sentence. I have no regrets in regard to this production, I loved EVERY late second of it, and looking back is bittersweet and fondly remembered, while looking forward is exciting and anticipated.
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I was asked to be a part of a promotion for a banner making company. I didn't, however, know what my face would be plastered all over the hallways. That was definitely surprising to me.
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I've just recently been reminded of my love for waffles actually. During a trip to Whole Foods, I asked my mother if we could buy some of these organic waffles. We got a box of regular and a box of wildberry. Upon toasting them, the smell inundated our home, the lovely aroma of a well cherished breakfast treat. After taking that first bite, I was brought back to my years in which I had waffles regularly, and as I reminisced, I became aware of the renewed love within me for pancakes' foe.
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Hm.. what do I say to that.. I'd say that it gets me rather frusTRATED that you can be so utterly hygienic while I'm sitting here in my unhygienic filth. I envy you and your hygiene. I simply CAHn't match your cleanliness, or your makeup buying skills.
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I don't know Stairs.. You'll just have to find out soon enough!
ONLY hint: Less is more. -
I respect broad vocabularies, and simplicity at the same time. If someone speaks to me with an educated choice of diction, it evokes a more appreciative response in me. If a girl carries on a playful debate accompanied with intellectual wordplay, it's much more of a turn on.
I like to keep simple sentences in some cases, and in others (like when a vivid description is in order), I like words that are exactly that: more descriptive. I find the more interesting, and unfortunately less used, words as more efficient devices in crafting imagery.
I don't TRY to do it. When I know a better word, I use it. When I don't, I don't. -
I realize that this barmy comment is an attempt to make me aggro and perhaps make me throw a wobbler, however I refuse to give in as you waffle. If I wasn't starkers and sloshed right now I'd definitely find you to slag you off. We are in a shambolic state. Toodle pip.
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I find long words more fun and exciting. They are better for describing things n' stuff.
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I don't see myself as amazing. I see the people I'm surrounded with, along with my surroundings the amazing aspects of life. I'm always astonished at the positively extraordinary things that humans can do for themselves, one another, and God's green earth. I see the people I love as absolutely amazing, and for that, I try to do whatever it takes to preserve and uplift it. Also, I'm extremely grateful for those who give me the opportunities to do amazing things and to make my life amazing. I don't think I'm the amazing one, I think humanity as a whole is amazing. And We and I help. Moreover, thank you very much for the compliment. It's terribly kind of you, and I humbly accept it.
You are amazing.
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