Final Blog

[Part one] I see myself falling in the category of each different mindset especially creative and ethical, but I am most closely tied to the ethical mind. I've always said I was born into the wrong decade and that my ethics closely resemble those of the early 50's- I'm old fashioned. I take a great interest in making society a better place so that my future generations can have a better life. I tend to become a part of groups or projects based on interests I have and the potential they have in making a difference. The best example I have of this is running the South Deanery Dance Marathon for Riley Hospital for Children. It captures all of the important things I live for: giving back, working hard, making a difference in lives.

[Part two] Ever sense I spoke my first words, I was seen as inquisitive. My mom told me I would ask questions all the time in the backseat of the car or in the grocery cart. I exhibit a lot of curiosity on a day to day basis as I constantly strive to know more about events, people, and the functions of the world.
I engage in intellectual discussions! In a morally-unstable world where faith and ethics are questioned by most, I love getting into deep discussions. In my relationships, I'm known as the deep thinker who poses questions, constantly seeking answers. This furthers the ethical mind of mine. Often times, my asking questions gets me in trouble as people don't always want to engage in topics that could possibly bring about controversy.
I respect the fact that people don't always think on the same wavelength as me. While I don't always agree with others opinions and have a hard time holding back my personal opinions, I listen to what other people have to say. In the same way, I want honest feedback from my friends no matter how different our viewpoints are.

[Part three] Surprisingly, I'm not as computer-stupid as I thought. I'm more computer savy than I gave myself credit for! I figured out my way around blogger.com and was able to SUCCESSFULLY load a playlist onto my blog, which is quite an anomaly since I usually have to call up a friend to walk me through websites' components.