Re: His introverism is a turn-off
a lot of his movie choices aren't my styleYou hit the nail on the head. He is floating post-par.
29/f/Orlando
Re: His introverism is a turn-off
post-par? Is that like punching above his weight?
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Problem
I didn't have a loving school environment with friends to keep me in check, like others.
I used to curse about noises in my room.. now, one little thing, and it could just be over, after things must be at stake for me, at least emotionally.
Some people enjoy having power but not an understanding.
I used to curse about noises in my room.. now, one little thing, and it could just be over, after things must be at stake for me, at least emotionally.
Some people enjoy having power but not an understanding.
"Safe With Computers"
A lotta women around the turn of the century, like 1999, 2000, thought going back to "computers" is "safe" because it controls so much, not because it's the most satisfying nor maybe rewarding career.. People made fun of that but make silly assumptions all the time, before and after this time.
So, it seemed, but people really did say computers were safe, as a job or career path to strive towards. "Computer science."
So, it seemed, but people really did say computers were safe, as a job or career path to strive towards. "Computer science."
Small Blog
Heartbreak
Heartbreak happens in many forms, not just in breaking up..
http://elitedaily.com/dating/spectrums-love/770434/
"Despite everything this person did to you, you would do anything for him or her, if need be."
People tend to cut others off when others need them more.. (It's because it's like "what" a master needs of his slave. The person cutting the other off is the slave master. For the other, it's like becoming a "slave to love." It's a mystery why it happens, but some people know. One idea I have is racism.)
Heartbreak happens in many forms, not just in breaking up..
http://elitedaily.com/dating/spectrums-love/770434/
"Despite everything this person did to you, you would do anything for him or her, if need be."
People tend to cut others off when others need them more.. (It's because it's like "what" a master needs of his slave. The person cutting the other off is the slave master. For the other, it's like becoming a "slave to love." It's a mystery why it happens, but some people know. One idea I have is racism.)
Request to be on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
I am from Southeastern and Northeastern Florida. I moved to Slidell, LA, by New Orleans when I was 12. When I was 15, I started playing organ for church with only piano as prior lessons. When I was 16, we had a new exciting priest and music director. The music director was always so sweet and had an astounding personality. She was a petite woman who was 49 at the time. If I'm not mistaken she's there still. I used to help her make copies at 1st. She eventually taught me organ. She made it such a wonderful experience to be a part of the music ministry. It's a Catholic church. She also let me play keyboard for youth mass, which was a valuable and heartfelt experience, with some other young people. She was always there for everyone, very competent and together with everything. She was so attractive. Some things she did was host a Christmas party and for me a going away party when I went off to college, where I studied some organ myself. I know she is from New Orleans. She taught in the suburbs. She is just so sweet, artistic, fancy, attractive, and smart. She deserves a lot! My life took a 90 degree turn with her in it. I just never told her. Instead of wandering, I felt I had a place in the world. She is so caring and stern for the right things. She gets people in order and knows what she's doing. She makes sure people are happy. She's serious and gets down to business.
I am from Southeastern and Northeastern Florida. I moved to Slidell, LA, by New Orleans when I was 12. I mostly was in Catholic schools. I went mostly to a public school. In my 3rd year, I started Talented Theater. We had this very attractive teacher. She had a French last name and was very quirky and artistic, like Tim Burton. She was vibrant and did belly dancing and still does. She is from New Orleans and teaches in the suburbs. She was just so inspirational, down to get work done but also very caring. I used to stay after class and help put away books. She even mentored me sometimes. She is part of the reason for keeping me going in a tough time, and I miss going to school there a lot. She was so sweet to me, very smart and very innovative and knowing the truth of things. She can be disciplinary, and she can be outright fun. She was like a sister. Some younger people thought she was my mom, since I was helping her I think. She was very good introducing is to theater things. She knew when things were important to us and stuff and talked to us. It was fun doing the classroom theater activities, like children. We did some interesting things. I also got to have credit for vocals for the seniors in the senior play for assisting and playing music with the pit orchestra between acts. She really knows what she's doing and is a great service and person. She's very inspirational. She's just so uplifting. I loved talking to her after class sometimes.
I moved to Orlando when I was 19. I was very shy and usually away at college. Finally, at home here in Orlando with my parents, I found a theater teacher in 2012 and took class Spring 2013. She is such an amazing lady. She taught voice to the people at Disney World, like accents, Universal, etc. She is originally from Santa Clara, California. She has taught here since the 1980s. She had 3 theater classes lined up, and I took them all. She is so vibrant and exciting and fun to be with. She had us doing all sorts of fun activities. We were on the floor, we were jumping off tables and things. We told stories on command, etc. We went in the theater and did some vocal things. The really fun thing is after I stopped taking the classes, I came and took voice lessons from her over one summer. She taught me musical theater songs and gave my voice more confidence. She's such a sweet lady and can be so selfless. She must be a wonderful actress. She's very exciting and interesting. She specializes in the voice. She used to teach a group singing class, too. She looks so spunky and riveting. She's energetic and very humorous. It's such a blessing to be in her presence. She really has a lot going.
I am from Southeastern and Northeastern Florida. I moved to Slidell, LA, by New Orleans when I was 12. I mostly was in Catholic schools. I went mostly to a public school. In my 3rd year, I started Talented Theater. We had this very attractive teacher. She had a French last name and was very quirky and artistic, like Tim Burton. She was vibrant and did belly dancing and still does. She is from New Orleans and teaches in the suburbs. She was just so inspirational, down to get work done but also very caring. I used to stay after class and help put away books. She even mentored me sometimes. She is part of the reason for keeping me going in a tough time, and I miss going to school there a lot. She was so sweet to me, very smart and very innovative and knowing the truth of things. She can be disciplinary, and she can be outright fun. She was like a sister. Some younger people thought she was my mom, since I was helping her I think. She was very good introducing is to theater things. She knew when things were important to us and stuff and talked to us. It was fun doing the classroom theater activities, like children. We did some interesting things. I also got to have credit for vocals for the seniors in the senior play for assisting and playing music with the pit orchestra between acts. She really knows what she's doing and is a great service and person. She's very inspirational. She's just so uplifting. I loved talking to her after class sometimes.
I moved to Orlando when I was 19. I was very shy and usually away at college. Finally, at home here in Orlando with my parents, I found a theater teacher in 2012 and took class Spring 2013. She is such an amazing lady. She taught voice to the people at Disney World, like accents, Universal, etc. She is originally from Santa Clara, California. She has taught here since the 1980s. She had 3 theater classes lined up, and I took them all. She is so vibrant and exciting and fun to be with. She had us doing all sorts of fun activities. We were on the floor, we were jumping off tables and things. We told stories on command, etc. We went in the theater and did some vocal things. The really fun thing is after I stopped taking the classes, I came and took voice lessons from her over one summer. She taught me musical theater songs and gave my voice more confidence. She's such a sweet lady and can be so selfless. She must be a wonderful actress. She's very exciting and interesting. She specializes in the voice. She used to teach a group singing class, too. She looks so spunky and riveting. She's energetic and very humorous. It's such a blessing to be in her presence. She really has a lot going.
Music
The pianist is Jewish. Her mom is from Italy, and her dad is from Africa. She is from France. She lived in Tallahassee, Florida, US, as well, with her boyfriend. She is born in 1969.
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The Ellen DeGeneres Show
I remember the 3 little dancing brunettes dancing to some of R.E.S.P.E.C.T. 3 dancing girls just means so much. It was very good!
The black actress winner of the Emmy was great! The clip of her acting was very good. She held her look or "stare" well for a long time, mostly not moving much. She just wanted to have fun when she was on Ellen. She had eaten lots of McDonald's french fries, too.
The dude was cute, too, I thought. It made me think of how older people than me like their ways and just use people like me if they have to.
The contest at 1st looked embarrassing, being hit with Angry Birds and spinning slowly.. She was of dark complexion, nice girl.
The last contest of musical chairs with 3 black girls looked fun.
The black actress winner of the Emmy was great! The clip of her acting was very good. She held her look or "stare" well for a long time, mostly not moving much. She just wanted to have fun when she was on Ellen. She had eaten lots of McDonald's french fries, too.
The dude was cute, too, I thought. It made me think of how older people than me like their ways and just use people like me if they have to.
The contest at 1st looked embarrassing, being hit with Angry Birds and spinning slowly.. She was of dark complexion, nice girl.
The last contest of musical chairs with 3 black girls looked fun.
cont.
I would imagine things I felt or saw in real life, and it went over big. I didn't go coo coo nor anything. I felt a little pain when someone from up north did something. When I went up north, somewhere else, I experienced pain in some form, too. Coming back to Orlando then, I also felt pain in some similarity.
No M***********
It is an interesting thing now that I didn't when I didn't live in Florida.
Is it all the *** going around?
Anyway, I had a much more vivid sensitivity to feeling outside of Florida. Well, I was in Louisiana, by New Orleans..
Is it all the *** going around?
Anyway, I had a much more vivid sensitivity to feeling outside of Florida. Well, I was in Louisiana, by New Orleans..
Disney World
The only upscale thing to do in Orlando, tho it may seem different for some residents.
Disney World
Raining all this week and next week. Hurricane season.
What was it in New Orleans? The zoo.
Disney World
Raining all this week and next week. Hurricane season.
What was it in New Orleans? The zoo.
Problem
Tonight, prepare to feel the music of the... crosswalk.
Posted by The Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Are they making fun of me? So what if I met the Phantom and it's posted up on YouTube where anyone can easily find it? What, does he deserve everything and I deserve nothing?
Cute! I only want a boy if for having kids. I love my alone time. https://t.co/pAAXg7Ng2T
— Christina Barrett (@ChristinaAnnJB) September 24, 2015I discovered a fact.
Dr. Phil is is adamant about using the word "mother."
Concerning Dr. Phil, I mean to embody terms like "tender." He wants to match the quality of a female in female things.
Concerning Dr. Phil, I mean to embody terms like "tender." He wants to match the quality of a female in female things.
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His introverism is a turn-off
I'm not sure with him. Regardless, I find him to be too quiet, too reserved, and a lot of his movie choices aren't my style. Plus his quasi-british accent often a trait of people who look down on americans, or think themselves better than americans.