My life is pretty simple; it’s full of hopes and dreams as probably most people my age have. Some would say I’m every bit a loner, with nothing much exciting going on. I usually enjoy gaming as a hobby that takes up way too much of my time, heh. When I’m not gaming, I’m writing about the things I enjoy the most e.g.; theology, history, or philosophy… or I’m creating artwork both graphic art and digital mediums. A big goal is to one day be a librarian, not something your average person would aspire to I suppose, but the job fits me so well.
I have few friends, most of them live very far away from me; and most of them I’ve met from an internet community I joined about five years ago, which I now administrate. These are such very dear people to me, and a few I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. I have been so blessed to also be in love with an amazing man who I adore. Our only problem is that we live across an ocean from eachother. But of course, you must be wondering how such a long distance relationship could work? It’s because we’ve made it work for us. Lots of visits across that ocean to see me and my family, over the course of two years now? Heh, I’ve lost count. This is very expensive to do, but well worth the wait and effort. My hope is to also make such a trip and do the whole ‘meet the parents’ thing; before we start the really serious business of figuring out which country we’ll be staying in on a permanent basis. And we will do it ya know? Just takes time.
I live with my family for now, in a fairly nice house near the river way out in the middle of nowhere. It took pretty much life savings, and begging and borrowing to get here; but it had to be done. It’s a big change for a city gal. Yeah, I was born in the inner city, and lived there for most of my life. I like the pace of it, the buildings and the lights.. the energy. Here, everything is different though..a different energy. Nature is abundant, and speaks with an elegance and beauty; perfect for some R&R, but lacks in the closeness in the humanity department.
As I said before, I’ve had a few other blogs; xanga and myspace. Xanga has been a home for several years now, but myspace is something of a disappointment. Too camera attention whore and creepy. Nothing seriously minded… nothing I could write at length on and expect any other response but “hey ur sooo hawt leik do me!” Not my style. I rather like wordpress, it saves as you’re typing, the skins are wonderful, and the bloggers are intelligent.
