I really like to come up with things that stimulates thoughts in myself and others. Anyone that knows me will know that I am constantly coming up with would you rather questions. I like to add levels to the question to make us really think. I also like to have discussions about things. I created my own personal podcast, that I will never make public, talking about the controversy around religion and what I think is going on. I really like to ramble too. I could talk for hours and say nothing at all. But anyways all the things i like to do with words are
I really like making physical items. Like cooking, baking, crocheting, making bracelets, drawings, toys for my cat, and making prints. I only have two modes, I either have to be doing so much stuff at once or in a day. Or I do nothing at all. Crochet is my favorite ting right now. I started to learn how to crochet when I was around 9 but then I almost died so I canceled my lessons. Its honestly so much easier than I thought it was guna be. It only took two days to learn the process completely. I also really like to cook. It's theraputic and its pretty fun to see how you can make something that looks completely different than your start ingredients. The same thing goes for baking, but even though I love doing it I don't really have a sweet tooth. I mainly make them to give them away. I have terrible memory so I really like taking pictures and making prints from them, since it helps me remember what I did or how a day felt. I loooove my cat so much, she is so pretty and cute. I do anything and everything for her. She loves to chew my shoes and feet so I had to make her some chew toys. Ever since that I'm always looking for items I think she would like to make her toys with.
I really like to analyze things to an extreme amount. My brain always comes up with things to think about. Stuff like, "If someone has selfish intentions for something but a lot of good comes out of it, is it still bad or does it cancel out? And is it better to know if someone had selfish intentions even if you benifited from the outcomes? I have applied various different senerios to this and always come out with a different answer. But I think that is the answer, nothing in life has a concrete answer. If we only see life as black and white we'll miss all the beautiful shades of gray in between. But anyways I'm rambling. I also like to come up with outlandish theories and research them to the full extent. I started a small book filled with all my theories questions and projects in hope of one day looking back at them and have a glimpse of my mind. I guess it'll act like a thought time capsule. One of my most recent projects I have started is my color project. I feel like every individual has a different view of how they see the colors of the world. So I want to know how I see them, and the easiest way i can think of doing that is observing my surroundings. I started to write down my first impression of people and seeing what color i thought they were in that moment. Then see how it changes after a while. Then I can see similarities between people and compare the colors I associate with them. Then when I've have years of data I want to make a movie of my journey here of just colors and how they changes for me. I have a lot more tto this project but for now that's all I'll say.
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