About: stepharoo211
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- I'm supposed to share a little biographical information. Instead, here's what you're getting. I'm always cold; well, 99% of the time, that is. I love to read; I think I've given almost every genre of literature a chance, but that doesn't mean I've liked every book I've read. I'm really happy that I'm a Christian; this isn't because I think the Church is perfect (because there are just too many real people involved for this to be true), but it is because God is really great and coming to know God is making me into the kind of person I want to be; also, I think I can't get to know God better if I don't involve myself in a Christian community (i.e. the Church). I won't ever make a song my profile song unless I absolutely love it. I could never give you a list of only three things I want to do with my spare time; sometimes I think it's possible and I make up a list, then I realize how absolutely absurd the idea is because I like to do too many things. I often wish I were cool enough to justify being a snob about something even though I don't actually want to be a snob. I'd much rather talk about you than about me. There are too many songs that I'm ashamed of liking, but I can't help liking them anyway. I'm a wanna-be optimist but can't quite get there. I'm a weirdo. I'm also a nerd. Life without coffee is, by definition, horrible for me. I don't have nightmares, at least I don't really think so; I do, however, have bad dreams. I really love shoes, way more than is healthy. I feel strangely protective of what punk rock is about even though I don't actually identify with it; I just want old school punk rock back. I can't imagine eating meat ever again. Being efficient has to be in my top five favorite things in life; where in the top five I can't say, but it's there. I like daisies. I wish I had the resources necessary to travel more. Even though I like people an awful lot and am thankful to be around them, I still think I could live alone if it was required of me. That said, there are a lot of things I should choose to live without, but I won't ever choose to live without the people I know. I hate germs, though I can deal with them if I have to. I have the best family (immediate and extended) in the world; if you want in, I'm sure we'll adopt you. I hate that the thing taking over space in my house is the piles of paper I have to sort through and either file or shred; paper is one of my archnemeses, for sure. Once (and for all) I do NOT like jello. I like being stuck in a rut, but I think the days of rut-sticking are over now that I'm a part of the "real world". I hate drinking plain water, even though I know it's what I should drink the most of.
