writing prompts
Insecurity Rears Its Ugly Head
As much fun as I’m having in school, as many friends as I have right now, I’m still afraid. It’s not self-esteem this time. My good grades have done wonders for my self-esteem. It’s plain old insecurity. Maybe part of this stems from not living on campus, but I’m afraid of losing my friends. What’s … Continue reading
Reducing Stress
I was tagged by fairerhiannon! I’ve never been tagged for a meme before, in all the times I’ve seen people get tagged since tagging for memes got popular, um, a month ago. List five things you enjoy, even when no one around you wants to go out and play. What lowers your stress/blood pressure/anxiety level? … Continue reading
Three Things
Due to a complete lack of ambition, motivation, or even just any idea what to do right this moment, I’m stealing this quiz from preppyperv. I wasn’t actually tagged, but I don’t think she’ll mind. Three Names You Go By Meredith Etoile (or e-tool) Bunz (or bunny)
FridayQ: Foreign
It’s not Friday, but I just caught up with these questions courtesy Neil and I’m answering them now. What’s your native language? Do you speak any foreign languages? If so, how did you come to learn them?My native language is American English, presumably spoken with a mid-Atlantic accent. I speak ASL fluently enough to be … Continue reading
Five Questions
Hooray for Filkerdave – he was nice enough to come up with five questions for me to answer! What fictional character would you most like to be, and why? – The one that springs to mind first is Deanna Troi from ST:TNG. When I was a kid I always thought it would be really cool … Continue reading
Sharing the Love
Reply to this post if you want me to tell you how cool you are. Continue reading
Year in Review, by Entries
It’s a year in review by copying the first sentence from the first post of each month of 2004. Incidentally, with the exception of August 21st, I have made at least one entry every day since April 27th. Continue reading
The Fifth Sentence
Open the book to page 23. Find the fifth sentence. Continue reading
Now, Where Was I?
I was working on a science project at a classmate’s house. Her parents had the TV on and we all crowded around. I remember being worried for my Muslim classmates. Continue reading