Two words, one mind

The first one of these memes I’ve responded to – I’ve found it in a number of places during my online rambles, often tagging “whoever wants to do it”. So here I am. It appeals to me as a sort of snapshot, here and now, of my state of being. Carry it on if you want to.

I am: complex.
I think: I’m ok.
I know: I could be better.
I have: three children.
I wish: I could be more organised.
I hate: bad manners.
I miss: my mother, father and sisters.
I fear: losing loved ones.
I hear: my kids playing on the Wii.
I smell: furniture polish.
I crave: lunch.
I search: for more hours in the day.
I wonder: about many things.
I regret: not knowing my grandparents as an adult.
I love: my family.
I ache: after I run.
I am not: a Christian.
I believe: in myself.
I dance: around the kitchen.
I sing: with my kids.
I cry: often.
I fight: my own battles.
I win: sometimes.
I lose: myself in books.
I never: eat meat.
I always: clean my teeth before bed.
I confuse: ‘weird’ and ‘wierd’.
I listen: as hard as I can.
I can usually be found: at home.
I am scared: of loss.
I need: to be noticed.
I am happy about: my weight.
I imagine: a life without stress.
I tag: you, dear reader.

~ by Hawthorn on August 4, 2008.