One thing that I thoroughly enjoy is surprising people, not in the sense of jumping out from behind a box and scaring them, but doing something that changes their idea of me. I think that part of the reason that I got my eyebrow pierced was to help to eliminate the 'girl next door' stigma that I've carried around for quite some time. And it has been rather interesting to see the looks of shock on the faces of people as they grappled with the idea that I had inserted a metal bar through my right eyebrow. But for me, I don't see piercings as a controversial or rebellious topic. They're removable, and everyone and his dog has one. So the reactions of my family and friends were highly amusing and also rather unnecessary for me. In a similar way, when I bleached the top half of my hair, it was partly because I wanted a change, but also simply because I could. I guess I just don't like knowing that people have stuck me into a mold. This is one of the reasons that I like to challenge the notion of certain guys being 'my type', and other guys apparently simply aren't. I refuse to believe or give thought to the notion that the person I end up with will most likely hang out in libraries or antique stores, and enjoys reading Shakespeare and going to poetry readings. Believe me, I'm not against this idea at all, I think it would be lovely to marry a man with similar interests. But at the same time, if I marry a country boy who likes to drive a motorbike and go for long walks, I'm more than fine with that idea too. I just refuse to let anyone think that they can anticipate my next move or what they can expect of me.
On another note, I desperately want to see
Wicked again, anyone seriously interested in joining me?
Until next time fellow humans....
I am a magical surprise...
