Writing Territories
Fears- Spiders, falling from immeasurable height with no parachute
Annoyances- Unfounded criticism, vocal auto-tuning
Accomplishments- Top 20 tennis ranking in Kentucky
Confusions- literary merit of Charles Dickinson (his excessive description debases his effectiveness)
Sorrows- Homework (yes this goes under sorrows, not annoyances)
Dreams- Successful Rock Band
Idiosyncrasies- Scratching my head, table tapping
Risks- Snowboarding
Beloved Possessions, Now and Then- my guitar
Problems- Procrastination
I have never really had any beloved possesions. I never had a favorite toy, stuffed animal, or whatever. However, about four years ago I received my Fender Stratocaster. This is the only item I would consider beloved, because I play it almost every day. Before my guitar I had no beloved possessions. I would go through ephemeral phases in which maybe my gameboy was a beloved possession. But I have moved past those mindless enterprises. My guitar is a standard fender strat, 1965 specs, tremolo system, sunburst body, u shaped neck, white pick guard, truss rod adjustment, two tone knobs, one volume knob, five way pick up system, 1/4 inch jack, 21 frets, maple neck, no rosewood fingerboard, sleek gloss finish, slight wear from playing above the pick guard and 11 guage strings. I think that my thorough description has demonstrated why my guitar is my beloved possession. I couldn'y tell you all that about a gameboy.
I have never really had any beloved possesions. I never had a favorite toy, stuffed animal, or whatever. However, about four years ago I received my Fender Stratocaster. This is the only item I would consider beloved, because I play it almost every day. Before my guitar I had no beloved possessions. I would go through ephemeral phases in which maybe my gameboy was a beloved possession. But I have moved past those mindless enterprises. My guitar is a standard fender strat, 1965 specs, tremolo system, sunburst body, u shaped neck, white pick guard, truss rod adjustment, two tone knobs, one volume knob, five way pick up system, 1/4 inch jack, 21 frets, maple neck, no rosewood fingerboard, sleek gloss finish, slight wear from playing above the pick guard and 11 guage strings. I think that my thorough description has demonstrated why my guitar is my beloved possession. I couldn'y tell you all that about a gameboy.
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