I give up – “J” is for judy. I’ve been resisting the urge but finally my ego gave in . . . and out.
My split personality Who am I anyway? Identity Crisis Coming to a Computer Near You is more split then ever.
Judith, the suave and sophisticated, is tired. She has gone to bed and crawled under the covers. However, I’ve caught her sneaking out and writing about emotional things from her past. She’s informed me that I’m not to publish them on the blog to “blow her cover” (sorry, I couldn’t resist – it just slipped out).
judy has been the one out in public. I am pretty sure she’s trying to keep things light because Judith is so tired (and cranky I might add . . . most unbecoming). My judyJudith personality is not a gimmick, not a joke. I am a person of contradictory extremes. My mind embraces total possibility while my behavior is all-or-nothing. I dive into doing one thing and am consumed by it until the next “possibility” captures my attention. Then I abandon what had been all-consuming and become immersed in something new.
This blog is an example. I find possibilities for posts in almost everything I read, see or experience. Proof: I have bits and pieces of articles, personal experiences, inspirations etc. stored in 934 drafts on this blog! That’s because something intrigued me and then I moved on to my next fascination before I finished the post.
I am fascinated by process rather than product. I like the “doing” better than the “done”.
My curiosity pulls me through life but I’m much more like the mad-hatter than Alice – driven wildly from within rather than focused on a way out.
What can I say?
me is “j”
Of course you’d pick Judy/Judith. This is an eclectic meme and you’re allowed to pick whatever you want. Good job!
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Jacqui,
You’re right! I CAN pick whatever I WANT (at least on this blog, if nowhere else)
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Love this! I also collect tidbits of ideas, but at 934 blog-bits, you are about 3-4 ahead of me! ; )
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Sharon B-P,
I’m 5-6 ahead – just added two more.
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Your description of yourself sounds like Grant. Alway interested in a project but not completed 😝
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Linda B,
I prefer to think of this trait as “unbridled creativity” . . .
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