Why People Write Poetry

I think people write poetry because it's meaningful. Some people write poetry because it might mean something to them. Like they can write about their life or how they feel and others write just because. About two years ago when my boyfriend/best friend died I was writing in a journal and I would talk to him in it. I would mostly let him know how much I miss him or I would write down the good memories we had. If I were to write poetry then I'd definitely write about stuff that means something. Like If I like the weather that day or how my life is going. Poetry to me is like country. It talks about life stuff. It's not like rap. Rap just talks about getting money and living the good life but country talks about real life stuff and means a lot more to people. It's way more understanding.

Place I Never Want To Go Again.

I wouldn't want to experience going to this scary place in bend. My family and I went to this cave in bend and It's so dark in the cave that you have to rent out these lights that they give you before you go in. We took a ton of pictures in the cave. I kind of had a weird vibe the whole time. A creepy/chill vibe. It looked like there was a person figure in some of the pictures with us. It was so crazy because we took a picture of nothing and you can totally see a family in the picture. A mom holding a baby, a dad, and two kids. It was the most scary but interesting thing I've ever seen. Then when we finally got out of the cave there was a stand with a lot of information on it so we sat and read it before we left. It was talking about how indians used to live there in that same cave and there was an indian family who died all together! So then we figured out that in the picture that we took it was actually the family that we were seeing! It was amazing but scary. It'd definitely be an adventure to go and bring some friends there but it would freak me out just knowing what I know about it.

The Place I Most Consider Home.

The place I feel most at home would probably be my actual house. It has my family and all my stuff (computer, tv, my kind of food, my kitten, etc.) Family is pretty much the only thing I need to feel at home. My family means the world to me. My home is very cozy/relaxing, fun, everyone is respectful, and if you ever need peace and quiet then you can lock yourself in a room or you can sit out back by the pond and listen to the very relaxing waterfall. I have three pets. A dog, a cat, and a kitten. I think to have a house feel like a home you atleast need one pet (a dog or kitty.)

Ideal Day

My ideal day would start out in Seaside. I would bring a lot of my close friends. I would have a bon fire on the beach, stay for at least a night, and just relax. The sand there is so amazing and so thin. There are also a lot of little shops so you can get souvenirs. Then the next day I would drive to the biggest mall or close to the biggest mall. It depends on how far it is and I would go shopping, walk around, meet new people, etc. I would definitely make time to go to Boise, Idaho to visit with my three baby cousins! They would be so excited and surprised to see me. I helped my aunt Linda raise them. The kids call me mommy number two. The first little one is now seven, the second child is five and a half, and the third one is three or four now. The oldest is a girl and the two youngest are boys. They are so adorable! I would end my day off by taking the kids somewhere fun or adventurous. I would take them to a water park or wait till night time to take them to a high hill to see the stars and the city lights.

Most Embarrasing Moment

My most embarrasing moment would probably be about two months ago. Two months ago I was walking through the mall and saw this really cute guy. We made eye contact and I smiled. Then all of a sudden I tripped and fell right in front of him and whoever else was around. I'm not even sure how I fell but it was definately because of my shoe. I ended up on the ground. It was really funny and embarrasing.