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Just call me M

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About Me


"So," he said, settling into the chair across the table from me. It was that awkward, blank time that follows just after an early arrival and just before an actual event. He had a confident smile and asked a light-hearted question.
"Tell me about yourself."
It seemed a simple question. And yet, it always made me squirm. "What part?" I asked.
His eyebrows closed in, his smile widened. "How about you in general?"
In general? In general what, exactly? I gave the only answer I felt I could truthfully give. "I suppose I am what I do. And if perception is reality, then I suppose I am what I'm perceived to be."
He wasn't smiling as much. In fact, he looked confused. He wasn't leaning back comfortably in his chair anymore, either. Now, he was leaning on his elbows over his clasped hands.
"Well, what do you like to do?" he asked.
I didn't have a single answer to that, either. I said, "Oh, lots of things." and offered a smile.
He shook his head slightly, snorting ever so quietly. "Those are some pretty vague answers."
"Those were some pretty vague questions." I said.
People began to file in. He looked at his watch, and then back at me. I could see it in his face. He thought I was being intentionally enigmatic. I smiled as best I could through slightly trembling lips. I only meant to be truthful. I could have given insincere lines about how tall I was, or if I was male or female, but he could easily answer those questions himself. If I tried to tell him about my character, it might have been true one minute, and a lie the next. The same with where I live, or what my passions are, my family life, or pets. And, even if none of that changed, it could, and I'd still be me. In fact, I've never been able to define the constant that makes me who I am. The best I could offer him about who I am was time to decide for himself and to find a familiarity in me, which was more time than we had in the passing minutes between the shifting of lives.
You Are a Plain Ole Cup of Joe

But don't think plain - instead think, uncomplicated
You're a low maintenance kind of girl... who can hang with the guys
Down to earth, easy going, and fun! Yup, that's you: the friend everyone invites.
And your dependable too. Both for a laugh and a sympathetic ear.

What Kind of Coffee Girl Are You?
You Are Paper

Crafty and creative, you are able to adapt freely to almost any situation.
People tend to underestimate you, unless they've truly seen what you are capable of.
Deep down, you're always scheming and thinking up new plans. Your mind is constantly active.
You are quite capable of anything you dream of. You can always figure out a way to get what you want.
You can wrap a rock person up in your sheet of trickery.
A scissor person can sneak up and cut you to pieces.
When you fight: No one can anticipate your next move
If someone makes you mad: You'll attack them mercilessly when they're unprepared

Are You Rock, Paper, or Scissors?
INTP - Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving (Introverted Thinking with Extroverted Intuition)

My Interests



Hmm, I'm finding I have ALOT of interests in art in most forms, from photography, paintings, drawings, and the like, to writers, and some musicians, but not enough on that one. My friend, Roland, often looses me when he starts talking music. Besides, in my limited experience, musicians are far more moody than other types of artists, so it makes it hard for me to get along with them.

But, I also like to build stuff around the house, and have a growing collection of powertools, none of them are pink (usually, if they are pink, they burn out before they get that screw in).

Also, I'm into going to church , and serving there, and, to the chagrin of a number of my writer friends, I'm pretty conservative, in fact, I vote Republican. But don't hold it against me, I won't hold it against you!:)
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My Writing work:
The Life and Times of Trees - Lucy
What Can't Be Hidden
Doubtful
The Mad Tea Party
Watching Blindly
Twisted Silverstein Tales - Sarah Cynthia Silvia Stout

Through the Darkness of Necessity...
An Event in My Life, Fictionally
Bubbles
Receptively Mundane
Whispers at Dawn

Sabrina Trump-Lesprit.

And, my other work...
Writing and Poetry
Art and Photography

MY GROUPS:
Creative Outreach: The Artist Group
Photography
Artists Salon ..

I'd like to meet:

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Hmmm.... I like artists of all kind. I'm not so much concerned with the skill as the drive, though.

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Music:


Hmm, it's pretty ecclectic, I'm sure some of you will swirm...
CHRISTIAN: Jars of Clay, Jennifer Knapp, Kutless, Disciple, Skillet, Red, Third Day, and I'll have to get back to this one...

SECULAR: Disturbed, Staind, Tesla, Ozzy Osborne, Union Underground (does it count if I only know one song?), The Cult, Rob Zombie, Incubus, Nickelback, I seem to remember I liked A Perfect Circle, 3 Doors Down, Soul Coughing, Train, Oleander, Stabbing Westward, Bush, Candlebox, Live, Blessid Union of Souls, The Verve Pipe, Fuel, Orgy, you know, the problem is I just don't pay that much attention to what it is I'm listening to. Mostly, I like rock/alternative. But, catch me on another day, and you'd be surprised at how all that will change... Afterall, I also like Ella Fitzgerald, Bach, Gershwin, and soundtracks like that from Myst III Exile, and Lord of the Rings...Yes, like me, my musical tastes are all over the place... How about that?

Movies:


Yes, please...FAVORITES: Army of Darkness, Fight Club, The Nightmare Before Christmas, anything by M. Night Shyamalan, and most of Tim Burton, The Thing (Kurt Russell remake), The Burb's, Mr. Mom, The Scream Trilogy, Matrix Trilogy (yes even the 3rd one), Star Wars (all), Lord of the Rings (all), The Harry Potter movies, Alice in Wonderland (Disney movie), most of the Alien(s), Predator, Poltergiest, The Craft, The Dark Crystal, The Never-Ending Story, Donnie Darko, Evolution, Bravehart, The Mummy (Brendon Frasier), Pitch Black, The Spiderman movies, Batman Begins.....man, I could be here all day.OLD MOVIES: Harvey, It's a Wonderful Life, Arsenic and Old Lace, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte, Miracle on 34th Street. I'm finding I'm a huge fan of Jimmy Stewart.

I AM
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BUMBLEBEE Take the Transformers Quiz

As an Autobot spy, Bumblebee is the ultimate robot in disguise. What he lacks in size and strength, he makes up for with courage. He enjoys the company of humans and would do anything for his Earthly friends.Like Bumblebee, you are good by nature. But beware because mischievous thoughts sometimes tempt you. Your leadership skills are weak at best. You will never be the commander of the Autobots. In addition, you use technology when you need to, but you do not embrace the latest trends.

Television:



X-Files, Lost, Supernatural, 4400, Heroes, Journeyman, Reaper, Pushing Daisies, Burn Notice, Monk, Dead Zone, Psych, Twilight Zone, Law and Order: SVU, Mystery Science Theater 3000.

OCCASIONAL: Adult Swim, South Park, Family Guy, King of the Hill, Robot Chicken.

The CHANNELS are: Discovery: Science, Health, Home, Times; TLC, History, Biography, USA, TBS, Scifi, Chiller, Travel, National Geographic, FX, TNT, DIY, HGTV, OCCASIONALLY: Animal Planet, Bravo, AMC, TCM, Ovation, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network

WOW!!! I watch ENTIRELY too much TV....

Books:


Some of my favorite authors, in no particular order:M. T. Bennett,John Howard,Josh Fiction,Julia Press-Simmons,Dawn Corley, Joel Turpin, Netherscape Legend,Jane Eisenhart,T.G. Reaper,Sarah,Ed Barney Jr.,Dave Diotalevi,Alan Hutcheson,G.M. Lupo...


Currently, Stephen King , J.K. Rowling , Gregory Macguire , and Peter Straub top the fiction list.


Let me try to be a little more expansive here, though. I'll name the books if I haven't read more than a book or two by them.

The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, Watership Down, Robert Louis Stevenson, still trying to digest H.P. Lovecraft, Moby Dick, Michael Cricton, Mark Twain, The Cronicles of Narnia series, Clive Barker (I've only read his short stories, though), Charles Dickens,
and a whole lot of children's books. I can't help it. I think they are way overlooked as great pieces of literature. A.A. Milne is a classic example of that,but also, Roald Dahl.

For poetry, Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein (them, my sister, and Emily Dickenson are about the only caliber of poetry you'll find me reading. If it uses too many flowery words I'll instantly hate it.)
Hmm, for someone who really likes to read, I can't really come up with all of them. Mostly, I just say, yes please, as long as it's not mostly chick lit. I'm not really entertained by all those feminine wiles...
Jo Frost and the Townsend/Cloud team top the nonfiction list.

Heroes:



My Blog

Arrogantly Vindicated

So, while we were camping, I happen to look down and see all these pretty rocks all over the ground.  Most were grainy black and tan or black and white, but a few were pink and black.  They ...
Posted by Just call me M on Fri, 24 Oct 2008 01:59:00 PST

Scouts Family Campout 2008

  These are some scrapbooks I made with Photobuckets new scrapbook feature.  My only gripe?  Why are they so small?  Did I do something wrong?  Maybe, but I don't have time t...
Posted by Just call me M on Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:14:00 PST

Muesday.

"The Peatbog Faeries." "The WHAT?" "Lisbeth Scott." "Uh, no.  It's M." "Clannad." "WHAT did you just call me?" "Lunasa." "Uh, no thanks.  I eventually get to sleep just fine without a glowin...
Posted by Just call me M on Wed, 15 Oct 2008 09:06:00 PST

Shoes, and Ships, and Sealing Wax, Flattery and Meed

As almost always, I started my day by waking up before dawn.  I don't know why I do that.  I got up, went to the bathroom, and then decided, like always, that though I was technically awake,...
Posted by Just call me M on Wed, 08 Oct 2008 11:43:00 PST

The Simpler Days...

I'm feeling a little jumbled right now...it could be that awful smell coming from my kitchen sink, since I severely need to clean my kitchen again.  There's a couple you out there that I read yo...
Posted by Just call me M on Fri, 03 Oct 2008 08:36:00 PST

The Declaration of Independence

I'm doing this quickly because I have a show I need to watch.  I was watching the VP debates (which were fantastic, btw), and my sister and I started talking about exactly how bills get passed i...
Posted by Just call me M on Fri, 03 Oct 2008 09:21:00 PST

Intense Curiosity and Lack of Balance

"What are you doing now?" she asked.  Aralin is looking very much like Rae from one of my unfinished stories these days, except, she's somewhat transparent. I distinctly felt my mind going in a...
Posted by Just call me M on Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:25:00 PST

Back in the Box....

I know I have this under Games, but that's because there isn't a Hobby category, and to me, these kinds of pursuits are sort of like games to me.  It's not at all lost on me that my idea of ...
Posted by Just call me M on Wed, 24 Sep 2008 11:46:00 PST

School Structure, Supersonic speed, Relativity of Time, and Einstein’s Gulf

Welcome to my nerdom, friends!  We learned something new yesterday--and by we, I mean I'm included in that.  BUT, it dawned on me that there are a few things I never discussed about our litt...
Posted by Just call me M on Sat, 20 Sep 2008 09:49:00 PST

Brillante Weblog Premio 2008

    I've been a real slacker on this subject, I know. I'm so sorry. My site--o.m.n.i.f.i.c.--has been nominated for this award once by the fantastic site Netherscape Legend, and this site...
Posted by Just call me M on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:33:00 PST