Things were sooooo much easier before I knew identity was a crisis: so much easier when I was a child and the word identity was something I had to look up in the dictionary; so much easier when I was a young adult and knew everything there was to know; so much easier when I was in mid-life and knew everything I needed to know.
I’d better find my identity before it becomes a full-blown crisis.
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Seeing Myself from a Different Perspective
Maybe life is about stumbling, figuring things out . . . redoing, undoing and redoing again. Maybe who we are is meant to be the ultimate mystery and our curiosity is simply to keep us from stagnating while experiencing life, one crisis at time. Maybe?
“OUCH! I think she’s fallen on her head one too many times .”
My last attempt to figure me out: Who am I anyway? Identity Crisis Coming to a Computer Near You.
CURIOUS to the MAX 
I can’t top Jacqui, but she missed one – you’re a fabulous artist whose creative inner child hasn’t been repressed – yay! (Says the One with the turquoise face to the One with turquoise hair!)
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Sharon B-P of the turquoise face,
You almost topped Jacqui!!!!!! Keep going, I’ll give you more time.
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Love the drawing. It’s so carefree. Maybe you aren’t in crisis after all! Whew!
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LeggyP,
I’m glad you like the drawing. Since 99% of all my art is done in 15 minutes or less it tends to have that “carefree” look! Luckily most of my crisis only last 15 minutes or less . . . it just feels like a lot longer.
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You will always be my talented, creative, supportive and caring FAVORITE BIG SISTER (even though you did try to end my earthly existence as a child)!
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Rick,
Alas, I did try to end your earthly existence – I’m happy I didn’t succeed. Failure can be a good thing.
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Let me help you here, Judy. You’re a nascent writer, a humorous blogger, a retired laborer, and a fun efriend, and a future wonder women. Are we clear now?
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Jacqui!!!!!!
You have a new career – my publicist!
with appreciation and love,
judy
P.S. Future wonder women? That identity transformation may be the hardest – Linda Carter is a hard act to follow because I don’t think I can walk a mile in her . . . tights.
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