These are my Confessions

Last night after I got home from visiting with my friend Allison, one of my very favorite people in the world, in her super adorable house, I got online real quick and read this confessions post by Amanda. I thought it was hilarious and brilliant so I decided to be a copy cat. Please note, I didn’t get home until after midnight, so it was very, very late. These are my confessions.

- I am naturally a very nosey person. I want to know anything and everything.

- I used to be a legit facebook stalker. In a way I still am (I mean, who isn't?) but it's calmed down a bit. Sometimes I get bored with facebook.

- What is all the hype about Johnny Depp? I don't find him the least bit attractive. Never have. And don’t think I ever will.

- I don't enjoy being around hyper-spiritual people. I think there's a difference between loving the Lord genuinely with all your heart, soul and mind and being hyper-spiritual. It seems somewhat fake. I do enjoy, however, being around real, genuine, Jesus-loving people.

- According to my last statement, apparently I am very judgmental. These are confessions after all.

- I've considered deleting the last two confessions about fifteen million times. Clearly, I kept them.

- Every now and then, I consider leaving my job to go teach because of the higher pay. I am human, after all. The love of my job, however, keeps me from leaving every time. : )

- I like shopping. Too much.

- Sometimes I think that if I forget about my school loans, they'll just go away and I won't have to pay them.

- I don't like going anywhere without make-up on. I think it takes me back to my days when I was on Accutane and had really bad acne. My self-image was poor and I fear it will all return at any moment. Hence the make-up.

- I'm very afraid I'll be taken away in an ambulance at my Sprint Triathlon during the first leg of the race, swimming.

- This may be TMI, but my body seems to hate anything "honey nut". I'll leave it at that.

- I stopped drinking Diet Coke (or soda in general) about a year and a half ago. However, this summer in Belize, Diet Coke was my only hope of caffeine. And I needed it, badly. I’m now back in the habit of drinking it once a week or once every few weeks, but I act as though I never drink it. It’s just really good.

- In training for this Sprint Triathlon, I am rewarding myself with two things: Diet Coke and Girl Scout Cookies.

- I’m afraid that after reading this, you may hate me. If you do, I’d rather not know. Insecure much?