30 Day Meme, Day 3
I'm several days behind on this. Day 3 stumped me a little bit, and then the weekend happened.
Day 01 - tell us about yourself
Day 02 - Your first love, in great detail
Day 03 - Your parents, in great detail
Day 04 - What you ate today, in great detail
Day 05 - Your definition of love, in great detail
Day 06 - Your day, in great detail
Day 07 - Your best friend, in great detail
Day 08 - A moment, in great detail
Day 09 - Your beliefs, in great detail
Day 10 - What you wore today, in great detail
Day 11 - Your siblings, in great detail
Day 12 - What’s in your bag, in great detail
Day 13 - This week, in great detail
Day 14 - What you wore today, in great detail
Day 15 - Your dreams, in great detail
Day 16 - Your first kiss, in great detail
Day 17 - Your favorite memory, in great detail
Day 18 - Your favorite birthday, in great detail
Day 19 - Something you regret, in great detail
Day 20 - This month, in great detail
Day 21 - Another moment, in great detail
Day 22 - Something that upsets you, in great detail
Day 23 - Something that makes you feel better, in great detail
Day 24 - Something that makes you cry, in great detail
Day 25 - A first, in great detail
Day 26 - Your fears, in great detail
Day 27 - Your favorite place, in great detail
Day 28 - Something that you miss, in great detail
Day 29 - Your aspirations, in great detail
Day 30 - One last moment, in great detail
Day 03 - Your parents, in great detail
Okay, here's the thing.
I don't feel comfortable answering this question in the way intended.
For me to give you a detailed accounting of my parents requires me to do one of two things -- to gloss over the bad parts and in doing so be dishonest... or to show them to you warts and all, necessarily colored by my own viewpoint.
Instead, I'd like to tell you what parts of me came from my parents.
From my mother, I get my love of theatre and literature; my tendency to defer to others (sometimes to the point of my own detriment); my love of discussing spiritual matters; and my unique sense of organization.
From my father, I get my analytical side and my love of the unexplained; my sense of humor and ability to remember jokes; my sense of justice; and my love of puzzles and all things logical.
Day 01 - tell us about yourself
Day 02 - Your first love, in great detail
Day 03 - Your parents, in great detail
Day 04 - What you ate today, in great detail
Day 05 - Your definition of love, in great detail
Day 06 - Your day, in great detail
Day 07 - Your best friend, in great detail
Day 08 - A moment, in great detail
Day 09 - Your beliefs, in great detail
Day 10 - What you wore today, in great detail
Day 11 - Your siblings, in great detail
Day 12 - What’s in your bag, in great detail
Day 13 - This week, in great detail
Day 14 - What you wore today, in great detail
Day 15 - Your dreams, in great detail
Day 16 - Your first kiss, in great detail
Day 17 - Your favorite memory, in great detail
Day 18 - Your favorite birthday, in great detail
Day 19 - Something you regret, in great detail
Day 20 - This month, in great detail
Day 21 - Another moment, in great detail
Day 22 - Something that upsets you, in great detail
Day 23 - Something that makes you feel better, in great detail
Day 24 - Something that makes you cry, in great detail
Day 25 - A first, in great detail
Day 26 - Your fears, in great detail
Day 27 - Your favorite place, in great detail
Day 28 - Something that you miss, in great detail
Day 29 - Your aspirations, in great detail
Day 30 - One last moment, in great detail
Day 03 - Your parents, in great detail
Okay, here's the thing.
I don't feel comfortable answering this question in the way intended.
For me to give you a detailed accounting of my parents requires me to do one of two things -- to gloss over the bad parts and in doing so be dishonest... or to show them to you warts and all, necessarily colored by my own viewpoint.
Instead, I'd like to tell you what parts of me came from my parents.
From my mother, I get my love of theatre and literature; my tendency to defer to others (sometimes to the point of my own detriment); my love of discussing spiritual matters; and my unique sense of organization.
From my father, I get my analytical side and my love of the unexplained; my sense of humor and ability to remember jokes; my sense of justice; and my love of puzzles and all things logical.