shoes.
i have plenty. tennis shoes, flip-flops (thank you old navy <-- note the sarcasm), brown dress shoes, black dress shoes, winter dress shoes, sandal dress shoes, bowling shoes, slip-on shoes, dress boots, and any other shoe a 21 year old girl would probably have.
and i'm not even one of many with a shoe fetish.
yet, with all these shoes, i just desire one pair: comfortable, cheap, moccasins. they don't have to be beaded, decorated, a certain color or style or brand.
just moccasins.
but do you have any idea how hard they are to find?
they either have 3 inch soles, or are made for rough terrain, or a lined with five sheep to keep your feet warm, or have beads upon beads upon beads on them.
what happened to just a simple, comfortable, low-maintenance pair of moccasins?
if anyone knows, i'd appreciate some enlightenment.
a question...
what is a "blog"?
asking this question, i almost feel like quoting shakespeare, "what's in a name, that which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet?"
but the definition of "blog" governs how and what i talk about. as with the teen craze xanga, do i reveal my every little thought and emotion and crush and annoyance of the day, just letting it be yet another outlet for what society deems inappropriate to speak of during the school day, or just aloud for that matter?
or do i simply give you (albeit few) readers an update on my everyday, uneventful life?
or do i choose to reveal my deepest feelings, emotions, worries, dreams? what i struggle with on a daily basis, or do i simply sugar-coat everything in an attempt to appear normal like every other 'normal' person out there?
such a dilemma.
i know that today, in our culture, our government, our churches and especially our personal relationships, there is a definite lacking in real, true authenticity.
but what can one little blog do about that?
asking this question, i almost feel like quoting shakespeare, "what's in a name, that which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet?"
but the definition of "blog" governs how and what i talk about. as with the teen craze xanga, do i reveal my every little thought and emotion and crush and annoyance of the day, just letting it be yet another outlet for what society deems inappropriate to speak of during the school day, or just aloud for that matter?
or do i simply give you (albeit few) readers an update on my everyday, uneventful life?
or do i choose to reveal my deepest feelings, emotions, worries, dreams? what i struggle with on a daily basis, or do i simply sugar-coat everything in an attempt to appear normal like every other 'normal' person out there?
such a dilemma.
i know that today, in our culture, our government, our churches and especially our personal relationships, there is a definite lacking in real, true authenticity.
but what can one little blog do about that?
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