I can't stand it. Someone coins a phrase and you think it refers to you. If you don't pay attention to one task, you will not do a good job. I am not a multi-tasker. It's just a 2007 phrase. The 70's brought us; Quality Time. Same concept. Be an individual. Me, I pride myself on being creative sometimes even a little or a lot crazy depending on the day. The 60's it was spastic. A word not seen before.
Describe yourself not using any form of to be, to have, or sense verbs such as seems, appears, looks etc. Try it. It takes some getting used to but it's better than a tired old cliche. So, this is crazy, but you made me so.
I am crazy. (Bad)
People call me mad, but truely I act mad, so people will disappear into the night.
Update: You must use complete sentences. Use action verbs.
Good luck.


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Only Mia caught herself with a catch phrase. Try again. But at least I know you better.I
Thanks
My Love for animals is great, for I have a Horse, a Dog, and five Cats. Cultivating Roses and Dahlias is my other past time.
Of course, one must not leave out the factor of spirituality and education. Both are important and something that I strive for daily.
My eyes, also need correction, and I wear glasses dearsay. Being Vain- one of my weaknesses, I try not to wear them in Concert.
The rest is all history, in fact rather droll if I continue.
Johannes Chrysostomus M.
Almost perfect, but I do detect a couple of is's.
Nice job. This is called E-prime. It's a movement to ban lazy verbs. I use it as much as possible. Even Shakespeare used "To be or not to be." But I don't even look like Shakespeare; do I?
Johannes Chrysostomus M.