It’s the school holidays and my best friend is away with her
family. As I have no one to talk to I’ve decided to write a blog…
Gosh I sound as if I am 14 years old instead of a grown
woman somewhere in her forties with responsibilities!
Now when I was 14 if your friend went away for a week the
only correspondence you were likely to receive was a postcard and that would
never arrive until your friend had got back with a stick of rock for you and
some creature made from plaster of paris and seashells!
These days communication is so much easier, I can text my
friend regularly wherever she may be. I
am giving her a break from my ramblings today but she has liked some of my
Facebook comments, we are still very much connected.
One thing she liked was the results of the latest Buzz Feed
Quiz I’ve answered – “Which Mr Men Character are You?”
These quizzes seem to be the "in" thing at the moment and as
ever there is nothing new in the idea. I remember being in the school library
finding personality quizzes in the Jackie magazine, sitting together with your
friends and giggling over the results. Something along the lines of which pop
star would make your ideal boyfriend!
The result of today’s quiz is that I am Mr Silly
You are quite possibly the
silliest person in the world. Your life is full of silliness and nonsense. And
you wouldn’t have it any other way. You always have a smile on your face
because life is fun, and so are you! Carry on being silly and brighten up
everyone’s day.
After
my initial disappointment, I really wanted to be Mr Daydream, I decided I was quite
pleased after all.
You see
I don’t want to be the sensible grown up all the time and recently things have
been weighing me down.
I’ve
lost my sparkle, I’ve pretty much dismissed my dreams as nonsense and I’ve practically
stopped writing.
It may
only be a silly little quiz but it’s good to know that somewhere inside I still
have the capacity to be the silly one, the one who makes everyone laugh with
her nonsense.
Being
silly I’ve decided is one step nearer to being joyful – remember last summer when I
foolishly declared I was going to CHOOSE JOY every day after hearing a speaker at New Wine. Well I’ve NOT chosen to
be joyful for a while. I’ve been dwelling on the negative and it’s time to put
a STOP to it!
Interspersed
with writing this blog I have been tweeting and having the most delightfully
silly conversations with “friends” I’ve never met almost pretending I’m a
teenager again…
…but
that’s OK because today I am choosing to be silly and I have a great big grin
on my face – all I need now is the hat!
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