Maelstrom
Magical Pattern Auspie
I prefer terms like: interesting, colorful, unique.....not boring?Any eccentrics out there?
How plain would the world be without us???
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I prefer terms like: interesting, colorful, unique.....not boring?Any eccentrics out there?
No, I'm just crazy...Any eccentrics out there?
don't you love it when a cat meows to get fed?I'm a crazy cat lady, though I consider it my "hobby." I spend lots of time, money and effort trapping feral cats for spay/neuter and release, and then making sure they are fed and cared for. I just can't get into recreational hobbies, so this is what I do.
My cat is eccentric. She meows after she's done eating.don't you love it when a cat meows to get fed?
don't you love it when a cat meows to get fed?
I do not consider my self as eccentric, but I think that most who know me, would consider me to be eccentric, because I hate conforming to what is the norm. A silly illustration: If all females wore their hair down, I would wear mine up and visa verse.
Despite shyness and always wanting peace, I know that I am not seen as a peaceful person, because if I think something is wrong, I cannot just nod along and pretend and thus, do come across as argumentative. But the reality is that it is because the person I am speaking with demands that their way is right and yet, I am the one who is condemned for demanding the samee thing and thus, I would be stamped as eccentric, when actually I am not one bit eccentric. I am a very traditional woman, but not stupid tradition, if I see that it is pointless now.
I am 46 and have not lost the inner child; it does not take that much to get me smiling and laughing!