#4

Oddly enough, this is the question that I put off for a few days. Not really because I didn't like 
it, or was scared to answer, but simply because I was lazy. Which I think is part of the answer 
to the question. The reason people put things of usually revolves around a few things.
Fear, being lazy, and being "too busy." The saddest part about this, is that if we would
just face things as we come to them, life would often be much easier. No debating, and 
worrying, or putting it off, Just taking a deep breath and facing what is in front of you. One 
of my goals for my future is to stop putting things off. If they are plausible, then I will try to
do them @ the moment, not later!

#3

Well I guess since I like to stick with the thought, "Actions speak louder then words"
I would have to say, yes you can lie without saying a word. Many smart mouthed
people would probably say no, you can't tell a lie without actually speaking, but
I think deceiving people through body language is the same thing. You can either
keep silent about something that has happened, withholding information when
somebody asks what has happened, or you can simply smile or frown when asked
something which is speaking through body language and in it's own way, lying.

#2

Take a look at the world around you...Is this where you want your children to grow up, is this a place where you want to grow old? In a world that seems to be falling apart each day nobody seems to realize that we are the ones initially destroying it. Everyone wants to claim that they are just one person, to say that their simple contribution could hardly help in the whole scheme of things. In reality, it is the little things that each individual person does that adds up to the big picture. WIthout all of the little pixels in an online photograph, you would have no picture. Without all of the pieces to the puzzle, the picture is incomplete. It is all of the little things that truly count. So the next time you go to complain about something stop and think about what you could do to help the situation instead of becoming another contributor to the problem.

# 1

Age is a funny thing not truly based on numbers, but more on the maturity level of the individual. Although in number I am 22, I often am told that I act more like thirty due to the way that I present myself and handle the situations that are thrown in my direction. As a child I was often found spending time with adults rather than the children my age, and this was a trend that continued as I grew older. Even now in college where I am surrounded by so-called "adults", you will notice that the majority of people that I am close to are either in their late twenties, or are similar to me in that they act much older than their said age. Are there times when I wish I could act like a reckless and carefree child? Always, that however is often a difficult task for me to accomplish. The act of letting go and just living, is a task easier said, than done.