Halfway

c r a Z Y

"You're crazy!"
"I know!"

★ How to find yourself- Google it. ★

Saturday, July 2, 2011 ( 7:27 PM )

Heya peoples,
After long ramblings about finding myself and other assorted crap, I have found a way of discovering myself that is easily accesible and can be done by anyone!
GOOGLE YOUR OWN NAME!
Actually, I have an awesome friend who did this for me, but the description found on Urban dictionary is so creepily near myself I fear someone may have stalked my life, summarised it and posted it as a deictionary definition.
It reads :

alethea	65 up, 8 down
	Description: Mysterious, Quiet, Virtues: Acceptance, Commitment, Discipline, Foresight, Honesty, Honour, Hospitality, Humility, Independence, Integrity, Intuition Morality, Modesty, Obedience, Patience, Respectfulness, Responsibility, Trustfulness, Truthfulness This personality this is one of a kind persona, an oddity in this mundane world, if not an in explicably intriguing character. To the onlooker Alethea is a quite subdued individual whose character revolves around a shy yet steadfast nature. Such character derived in a loyalty and rooted in trust grows upon one reaching out in a whisper transmuting into a deep admiration. To the exuberant and animated she is inconspicuous, imperceptible, and invisible. As if no more than a premonition to the supercilious, yet to the keen, she becomes a work of genius unlike any other. Permeated with wisdom and infected with kindness she guides and strengthens those around her. In the absence a throng, she dispels the cloak releasing a creative and exuberant character vivacious and thirsty for life. In this she is no longer tranquil and subdued, but alive, full of an insatiable and unquenchable desire for life. This powerful craving brings out a random and indescribable occurrence, transforming a quiet heart to an innocent and playful, but vivid and active one. This freedom found only by herself and with her closest friends is invigorating. Such energy brings back the innocents of childhood infectious joy.

I officially love Google and Urban Dictionary.