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lizbeth_maireadAge: 24
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All About You
1. Describe your ideal house/home. Please go into as much detail as possible, and be sure to include your ideal geographical location in the description!.
I've given this question a lot of thought over my life, and I'm no closer to a decision now than I was 10 years ago. I know that I would love to live somewhere near my family. I like being able to see my parents and my nephews and nieces. I know that much. Also, I've never wanted a huge house. I want enough room, but sometimes I think people have excessively large houses and I don't really get the purpose of it. I love hardwood floors, I would want hardwood floors everywhere. And heritage style housing. Victorian era architecture is beautiful. I also like heritage housing that has been fixed up, but kept in keeping with the architecture of the house. The old doors and doorknobs and wood floors touch some romantic part of me. Plus, they also tend to be smaller, which I don't mind. As I already said, I don't need a huge house. I also want garden space. To me, a house without a garden looks naked. I like subdued colours for a home. Rich browns and milky fudges contrasted against a deep, rich red wall. Light blues or deep green blues, light yellows, tans, these are my house colours. Oh and slate grey. Also, I would love a poured concrete counter top. And heated floors in a bathroom. Mmm, luxury is a warm bathroom floor.
2. Imagine you’re given the classic opportunity: a genie granting you three wishes. What would you wish for? Please be as elaborate as you can. Wishing for more wishes is not permitted!
This is hard. First, I would wish for self discipline. I do my schooling through distance ed, and it's so hard to make myself do it. And I always tell myself "You don't need to eat that fifth chocolate bar in an hour." (okay, not exactly, but you get my point) and I do it anyway. I tell myself I'm going to go to the gym three times a week, and I don't do it. I tell myself to do work or schoolwork before playing, and I don't. I'm not nearly as self-disciplined as I wish I was. This is so silly, but my second wish would be to have Magneto/Polaris' powers on the condition that there could be other mutants in the world too (including my husband, he'd be devastated if I were a mutant and he wasn't.) And as always, this last wish is hard to decide. I'm not all about money in my life, but I also want to take care of my family. My parents have worked hard to become fairly well off and have been very generous and supportive (I suspect to make up for our impoverished childhood) of me and I really want to be able to take care of them when they get older and to be able to repay them for that generosity. I don't really want a bajillion dollars or a lifetime supply of millions or something, I just want to be able to take care of my family. So I guess that would be my third wish. To be able to repay my parents' generosity and take care of them and my own family.
3. In your life so far, what accomplishment are you the most proud of? Why? You can list more than one if you have trouble deciding. ;)
I don't know if this counts as an accomplishment, but finally deciding that I am an agnostic. I was raised very religious, my dad is a pastor, and this is the only thing I have ever defied my parents in, but it was also the best decision in my life. Finally admitting to myself that I didn't have those answers was utterly freeing. It also helped me really find out who I was, and more than that, it tested my relationship with my parents and I finally knew, beyond a doubt, that they loved me a supported me, no matter what, even if they disagreed with me so strongly. It required a lot of strength from me to be able to stand up against them, and to disappoint them, and it really made me discover myself and I'm pretty proud of myself for that.
4. Which of the following is most important to you: Love, Money, Knowledge, Family, Friendship, Adventure, or Pleasure? Which is the least important to you? Please explain why for each choice.
I'm torn between Knowledge and Family for most important. Family is something that is always there for you, no matter what. Relationships can fall apart, friends can betray you, but you can never stop being family. My siblings and I don't necessarily get along great, we're not super close, and we fight lots, but if anyone hurt them I'd fight for them in a heartbeat. And I know they'd do the same for me. They have done the same for me, and I for them. My older brother and I fought constantly when we were kids, and we would call each other all sorts of names, but if anyone else said it, they'd end up hurt and occasionally bloody. I was a biter and a scratcher as a child...I still am, lol. But on the other hand, knowledge is freedom and power. The more you know, the more roads that are open to you. I always believed that learning only what was "necessary" was silly. Again, things can be taken from you, but knowledge can't be. No one can steal what you've learned. But at the same time, I suppose I also value wisdom, because learning can be wrong, and wisdom lets you hold knowledge with an open hand, never clutching something you think to be true so tight it dies. Plus, I love to learn. The least important to me is money. Money is nice, and I'd like enough money in life to keep me off the streets, but 10 to 1 I'll choose happiness over money. I'd rather work a job I enjoy, then a job that makes me lots of money. Money is important to an extent, but everyone knows you can't buy happiness.
5. What's one quote (or passage, song lyric, etc.) that effectively describes you and your values? Explain.
I must not fear. Fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear, I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone, I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
- Bene Gesserit Litany Against Fear
Dune
This has kind of become a mantra for me. It was hard to choose a quote, but this is something that comes up in my daily life for me. I have an anxiety disorder, and although any device like that is helpful for controlling panic attacks, I find the words of this quote are also helpful. It's a reminder that fear can be crippling, and that you can't fight against pain or fear or doubt, but you can withstand it, and when you do, you'll be stronger for it.
6. How do you manage your money? On that note, how important is money/financial security to you? Go into as much detail as you can.
Uggh. I am terrible with money. I grew up very poor, and poor people tend to handle money two ways when they get it. Either they cling to it, and save and scrimp so that they'll never be poor again, or they spend it because "OMG MONEY!!!!" and I'm the latter. Obviously I've gotten better with money and don't just throw it away in handfuls anymore but I still struggle with it. Wealth is not important to me, but security is. Like I said before, I don't want to end up living on the streets, or moving back in with my parents or something. Hence my attempts to get better at managing money. I still find that two days before payday I'm wondering where all my money went and wondering how I spent so much money on food. Coffees and snacks and eating out. Man that stuff will just eat up all your money. But my husband and I want a family one day, and that means being responsible for more than just yourself. Also, I want to be in charge of my money. Silly as it sounds, I get annoyed when my husband makes more than me, I don't like depending on him. It makes me feel like I can't make choices with our money because it's more his than mine, and I don't like that feeling.
7. Name (and elaborate on) some of your hobbies. What are your favorite things to do outside of school/the office?
Reading. I have been a voracious reader since I could first read. The first book I ever read was the Bernstein Bears book where the cave howls because of the wind blowing over the mouth of the cave. Yup. I remember that. And every since then I just started devouring books. My favourite authors are Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, and Frank Herbert. The Dark Tower series is utterly brillaint, The Worthing Saga changed my life, and I never cease to learn something new when I read Dune.
I also love comic books. My husband and I are total comic book nerds. I wish I had superpowers like nobody's business. We will also have very long, and embarrassingly serious conversations about what superpowers we would have and why we would have them. We even have different options for different scenarios (nuclear holocaust, zombie apocalypse etc.)
Okay, let's be honest, media in general. I love media. Love it. Movies, tv, books, music, comics, art, commercials, it doesn't matter. If it's good, I dig it. I sound like such a lazy ass now but regardless, it's true. I will watch a movie in the afternoon, go see one at night, come home and read for a few hours...that's a good day to me. I can't list my favourite movies though. Or tv shows (but you can bet Breaking Bad is among them, Walter White is a beast) because I really struggle to pick favourites because it'll change on my mood and all sorts of other things.
I also play The Sims. Like a madman. I have been playing since I was 12 and I don't really have any intention of stopping. Like most simmers, I'm pretty hardcore about it.
8. Name three things you are afraid of. Explain.
Earwigs. Earwigs terrify me. They are just, so freaky! When I was 6 my family moved to a new town, and before we had a house to live in we stayed at my grandparents little cottage. My brother (the one closest in age to me) and I had to stay in this little cabin because there wasn't enough room in the cottage. He told me there were earwigs in the cabin and he would tell me at night how they would come into my bed at night while I was sleeping and crawl in my ears and eat my brain out. In all my six year old wisdom, I believed the hell out of him. And ever since earwigs have totally creeped me out. I know they don't do that, but still. It's all those little legs, and the pincers *shudders* just thinking about them makes my skin crawl.
The death of my parents. Okay, I think most people have this fear but seriously. My parents are older than most parents of kids my age. I was the last baby, and an accident to boot and my parents were well into their 30s (which seems perfectly normal now, but it was really 20odd years ago) when I was born. So now I just have this irrational fear that they'll die. I feel like, you're supposed to be old, with kids of your own when your parents die. Like they should wait until you're ready for something like that, not when you still have no idea what you're going to do with your life. So sometimes I obsess about it because I just would not know what to do without my parents. My mum especially, she's one of my closest friends and I trust her more than almost anyone.
This one is extremely hard to explain. So I'm going to copy and paste from a facebook note I wrote about this one once. I should say, it is a legitimate phobia. Not a fear, a straight up phobia, and I can't explain it very well. So...please forgive my rambling.
Someone called it "Underwater Largeness Phobia". A fear of large things underwater (big rocks, logs, barrels - that's probably very me specific - boats) but it's not just that. Animals underwater don't bother me. It's the water itself. It's not being in it or clear water. Just. Stuff underwater. Murky water with stuff in it. Makes me feel sick. Movies with shots following an anchor up? Just thinking about it makes me feel like vomiting. And it's not like it's got a reason for it. People are always like "Oh yea, it's the unknown of the water." And I'm like "Nope, it's not that at all." And it's not just the stuff underwater. Old Woman's Bay has these huge, giant rocks on the bottom of the bay, it's a rock beach and that mostly follows the cliffs on the side and those huge boulders. But the water is so clear and beautiful and doesn't freak me out. Show me a shot of some coral with all that weird murky gross shit on it and I will go into terror lockdown. Show me a barrel underwater and I'll probably throw up right then and there. Okay the barrel thing is weird...I'm really intent about that barrel thing. Like, rotting wooden barrels, that's bad enough, but cement ones...that's like the scariest thing on earth. But seriously. There's no real reason for the rest of that phobia. And it is a phobia because there isn't some reason for it. I don't go "Oh, I'm afraid of that stuff cause I think it's going to get me caught in it." or "I don't like the feeling of that squishy brown/green water dust that seems to grow on everything in water." or "But what if there are giant sea-creatures waiting to attack the land down there?" I just go...blank. Total, uncontrollable terror. [My husband] and I looked up pictures of deep sea fish the other day and in all the water shots I just couldn't look. Couldn't do it. Made me feel all vertigo-y.
9. Name (and elaborate on) your top three BEST and top three WORST qualities (personality-related, not physical). Please answer as fully as you can, as this is an important question.
Gah, questions like this are always so hard for me. I'll start with the negative and end on a positive.
Worst:
Perfectionism. I am an obsessive-compulsive perfectionist. I can become totally obsessed with this idea of perfection and not doing it makes me feel horrible. And I'm the worst kind of perfectionist. I'm the kind that thinks that if I can't do it perfectly, I won't do it. In school, I will take a zero over a grade less than 90% every single time. It is a horrible quality because it means that I don't always challenge myself. I will shy away from a challenge because I don't like to do things I'm not good at.
Stubbornness. I am so stubborn. Sometimes, I think I disagree with things just to disagree. I was always that kid that became especially determined to do something if someone told me not to. I can become very argumentative, and I will dig my heels in, even when I feel like I'm losing. Especially if I feel like I'm losing. If I've set my mind to something, I don't often let people talk me out of it, and I'll just get angry if people try to stop me.
I don't know if this is a good quality or bad, so I'm going to wedge it in the middle. But I have a very...aggressive streak. There is a certain violence and anger in me. I'm pretty mild, and I'd never start a fight with someone, I always believe that talking is better than physical violence, but if I'm provoked enough, I'm very violent. I don't really know where that come from in me, but it's very animalistic as well. I'm not like, a skilled fighter. I don't know how to punch because I never felt the need to. I know how to bite and claw and hurt. When I was young one of my siblings thought it was funny to pit me against his friends and they never won. I learned very quickly that most people don't know how to respond when someone (especially a small, scrawny girl) comes flying at them, teeth bared and hands made into claws. And I scratched and bit and drew blood. As an adult, I still feel that fury from when I was little. It's this emotion that sits deep in my chest, and I figure it'll save my life if one day some idiot decides to try and steal my purse or worse, but in all honesty, it frightens me, but I'm also proud of it. A lot of people think there are rules to fighting, but I believe that once a person lays their hand on another in anger, all rules go out the window, and it's the one who's most in touch with their animal nature that will come out on top.
Best:
Quietness. Okay, this one is hard to explain. Some people see it as a negative, but I've always felt that looking and listening was wiser than speaking too much. I always knew more about people than they suspected, and sometimes more than they knew about themselves, because I was perceptive, and I was quiet, and I listened more than I spoke. I'm not patient in a lot of things, but when it comes to things like that, I am. I'm content to listen, and wait, and learn as much as I can about a person. To go along with that, I like to weigh big decisions. I like to think about things, in fact I need to think about things. I'm very introspective and I weigh things, and think about as needed so that I don't second guess my decisions. I like to be sure about the things I do, especially big life decisions, and I'm patient enough to do that.
Humour. Some of my worst qualities and my best qualities contradict and temper each other. I have a violent angry streak, but I'm quiet and listen, not always a good combination. But my sense of humour is a good combo with some of my worst qualities. Humour can deflect anger and learning to let go can fight your own stubbornness. I love to laugh. And sometimes I think I love to laugh at strange things. Or just the right things! I love the internet because many internet memes just get my sense of humour. I love irony and absurdist humour and I'm good at making people laugh. I was never the hot girl in highschool, I was the funny girl. I didn't mean to, and for a long time I took offense to "Oh you're so funny!" but then I realized that making people laugh is good too. Humour has also taught me to let things go. I used to be pretty hot-headed, but now I've learned what to be offended by, and what to just let go.
On to that, I'm pretty easy going. I don't get offended easily. People can take offense to every little thing. Now, I do get offended, and I could be pretty frightening if I let my anger get out of control, but that's why I've learned to be easy going. I don't want to be the angry, hot-headed person I was, I like being easy going. I'll hold my tongue if I disagree with someone because more often than not I wonder what's the point in getting into an argument over something little? Or worse, over something that having an argument about won't do anything other than make two people angry. People fight about religion a lot and I always just have the "you have your beliefs I have mine, no big deal man" kind of attitude. Some things, you can't argue out of people. However, that being said, I don't stand by bigotry or hate. Most other things though, meh. I rarely fight with my friends because I don't take small slights to heart, and I'm pretty good at letting things bounce off me. I guess some people take it as apathy and would see that as a negative, but I see it as a positive. I like that I don't let people hurt me or offend me, and I like that I can easily forgive my friends for small things.
A Song of Ice and Fire Related
1.Who are your favorite three characters in the series? Why?
Arya. She is so awesome and reminds me of me when I was her age. I was a tomboy at heart. I would rather climb trees and fight with boys and make mud pies and pretend to be a wolf (I was really obsessed with wolves when I was little and wanted to be one.) than play with dolls. And if I did play with dolls, they would fight each other. But Arya, she doesn't shit from anyone. I want her to grow up to be like a warrior princess because she's so amazing. I also like that she doesn't always know when to not speak. I love the way she blurts things out sometimes. She speaks her mind.
Daenarys. Damn I love her so much. She is just..I want to be her. She's beautiful and she's strong and she's brave. She's also kind. She wants to save women from being raped, and she wants to free slaves and she doesn't believe in killing innocents in your war. Yes, she can be blind about Westeros and she believes all the things Viserys told her without question. And yes she sometimes moves forward stubbornly, despite all better counsel and the more people try to stop her the more stubborn she gets but that just makes me love her more. She isn't perfect, but I feel that she's got a good heart. She believes a Queen should be kind, and wise and brave, and protect the weak and be just, and I really respect that.
Tyrion. Tyrion is such a good person at heart, I know he is. He denies it vehemently and I sometimes disagree with his loyalties, but at heart I know he means well. He wanted to protect Sansa and he wants her to love him for him and I want that too. Words cannot express how awesome he is. He knows that being different means people will mock you and laugh at you, but he's strong enough to make their weapon against him as his armour. I love that he told Jon to not ever forget what he was because the world never would because it's so damn right! That requires a certain amount of wisdom, and Tyrion has that in spades. Also, he tries so hard to do right for everyone, he wanted to make sure the people in King's Landing had food and safety and he tried to do it economically and people hated him regardless. But he tried anyway. I just love him.
2.Who are your least favorite three characters in the series? Why?
Joffrey is a whiny little shit and I look forward to his death. OOoooohhhh do I ever. I admit, he's a well written character because my hatred for him is so passionate, and my hatred for him was intended. I know I'm supposed to hate him, so in a way I should appreciate that, but my hatred is so intense that I can't even appreciate it. How does someone get so horrible? That's what I always wonder. He is so genuinely despicable. Self entitled, selfish, cruel, generally dickish. I hated Sansa for awhile, and then I just felt sad for her, and he is the reason why. And that made me hate him more. In general, I cannot stand spoiled brats. For some inexplicable reason they make me so unbearably angry.
Theon. I don't like traitors. Especially traitors like him. He's an idiot, he's arrogant and he's power hungry and he's foolish. Ned Stark tried to treat him as more than a hostage, and he had a place on Robb's council, and he was trained by the Starks and treated well and how does he repay them? But being a useless traitorous dickhead. Words cannot express how much he annoys me.
Melisandre. This isn't an anger thing. I just don't trust her. I feel like she's an evil character (I'm only halfway through the third book so I don't know what her end game is yet). I just, I don't like her. There is something about her that just - figuratively speaking - gets my hackles up. So far, I don't have much reason not to trust her, I mean, we have Davos' point of view, and we have her explanation for what she's doing, and I know about the White Walkers, but still. I feel like she's a liar, or like she's playing some game. Plus, Stannis is not my favourite person and she says he's supposed to win the Iron Throne and I don't really want that, so that's an obvious mark against her for me, lol. But mostly it's just that I don't trust her, and plus, she's kind of annoying. I don't know why, but she annoys me. She reminds me of a character in these fantasy books I had tried reading that I didn't find very good at all.
3.#1 Favorite moment in all of ASOIAF so far? Why?
Oh god, too many moments to choose from! Okay, it's either when Dany steps out of the flames with her dragons around because that was so badass and it was such an awesome ending to the first book. I started reading the books after I watched a few episodes of the HBO show. That moment reminded me of how I felt at the end of the very first episode, when Bran is falling. It was a total gasp worthy moment. But when Drogon kills the slavers and she sets the Unsullied and all of the slaves of Astapor free, that was pretty awesome as well. I like fantasy stories because I love the epic, and the fantastical, and those moments for me represent that. They are bigger than life and as big as your daydreams when you're a kid and are just very satisfying to me.
4. In your dream-world, how would you like to see the series end, and why?
I don't even know! I'm so conflicted. I want Robb to be King (impossible, I know...but still!) and I want Sansa to fall in love Tyrion and see everything in him that I see and for them to be happy together, and I want Arya to be a warrior goddess, and I want Bran to be able to walk again and to be a warg and to be valiant, and I want all the remaining Starks to survive AND NOT DIE. And I want Jon to not be an oathbreaker but I want him to be with Ygritte and I want him to be with his family and I want the remaining wolves to be back together. However, I also want Dany to come to Westeros and...I don't know. I want Dany to be well. I am very conflicted about what I want to happen. So I guess in a perfect world, all of my favourite characters would survive, and be happy, and get everything they wanted. But of course, that would probably be boring. My heart always wants the stories to end happily ever after, even when my head knows that makes for a crap story.
edit: I forgot to answer question #5, so I've fixed that, and in case anyone is wondering, since filling this out I've finished A Feast for Crows.
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Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 03:01 pm (UTC)Fix and I'll come back- a couple of houses stand out for me, but I am late and need to run. And just maybe an answer to #5 would tip the scales to one or the other houses.
Re: Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 06:31 pm (UTC)Tully
Date: 2011-06-20 03:24 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 03:33 pm (UTC)However, there seems to be enough info here otherwise to make an informed decision. You have quite a bit of Arya in you, so it is very tempting to say Stark. Plus, the fairytale-esque happy ending that you favor is very Starklike (we want the good to win!!). However, I can see bits of lots of different houses here so I'm finding this a bit harder. I think I see the Targaryen most, with the intensity, aggressiveness and stubbornness. (They tend not to be terribly easy-going, but I'm sure there were some!)
Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 03:47 pm (UTC)Tyrell
Date: 2011-06-20 05:28 pm (UTC)Targaryen
Date: 2011-06-20 05:53 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 08:14 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 08:40 pm (UTC)And oh god, I agree with you about earwigs. Single most disgusting bug in the world, I hate them I hate them I hate them.
Re: Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 08:59 pm (UTC)Tully
Date: 2011-06-20 09:59 pm (UTC)I was always that kid that became especially determined to do something if someone told me not to. This is SO me. I'm still like that and it's a very Tully-trait to me.
Although, I think ultimately you're a Stark The dreamy fairytale nature of the app and your answer to your biggest accomplishment is something so personal and about your own belief system and not some award winning thing and that just screams Stark to me.
Re: Tully
Date: 2011-06-21 12:30 am (UTC)Also, I've tried to learn to not act on stubborn impulse, but it's like. Buttons man. "Don't push this button." "OH GOD I HAVE TO DO IT NOW!!" lol
Targaryen
Date: 2011-06-20 10:31 pm (UTC)Okay, your application was really fun, seriously. You have some very distinct qualities from several houses, but the ones I picked up on most were Tully, Stark, and Targaryen, definitely. Your emphasis on family is very Tully-esque, and you remind me of a younger version of Cat in that aspect.
Your best and worst qualities echo Targaryen very strongly, as well. That seems to be very heavy in your personality...
But in truth, you ring out Stark loudest to me. I see a lot of Ned's influence, especially when you talk of fear and your quote/mantra (your phobia of underwater largeness, I can relate to). It reminds me of how Ned said that the only time a man can be brave is when he is afraid. Love that. And while I see a lot of other houses in you, Stark keeps coming back. :D
Re: Targaryen
Date: 2011-06-21 12:31 am (UTC)....hey :3
Stark
Date: 2011-06-20 10:44 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-21 01:47 am (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-21 03:03 am (UTC)Tully
Date: 2011-06-21 08:27 am (UTC)I am feeling a bit conflicted, b/c I have to say when you said you had only read through SoS, I was like "hooray, I can 'no vote' with a clear conscience and not have to make a decision!" ;-D But since you've finished AFfC now (dagnabit!), I think I'll go with TARGARYEN for you.
Lannister
Date: 2011-06-21 02:04 pm (UTC)I'm sticking to my guns and voting Martell for you.
tyrell
Date: 2011-06-21 06:01 pm (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-21 10:24 pm (UTC)I think you'll do great in Targaryen. Your best and worst qualities point me to the dragons.
Stark
Date: 2011-06-21 11:51 pm (UTC)Tyrell
Date: 2011-06-22 06:44 am (UTC)stark
Date: 2011-06-22 10:17 am (UTC)Targaryen
Date: 2011-06-22 11:11 am (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-22 12:32 pm (UTC)Targaryen seems the best fit to influence the results at all at this stage now. Otherwise I could consider voting you Martell as well, their having their temper issues to get over as well at times. The quote seems Targ enough in any case.
Tully
Date: 2011-06-22 01:48 pm (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-22 04:15 pm (UTC)I remember that book!
I though Targaryen the second I got to your quote, which has a real "If I look back I am lost" quality to it, and your best/worst qualities seem very Dany both before her growth and after.\. I guess I can see the Stark, but there is just something grander about your answers that lead me to the dragons.
Targaryen
Date: 2011-06-22 10:43 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-23 12:01 am (UTC)I used the same quote on my application. I love Dune!
Greyjoy
Date: 2011-06-23 10:31 am (UTC)Tully
Date: 2011-06-23 02:32 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-23 04:27 pm (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-23 05:40 pm (UTC)Re: Lannister
Date: 2011-06-23 05:40 pm (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-23 06:26 pm (UTC)Love the Dune quote--and believe it or not, seeing it just now, today, was exactly what I needed to stand up to a situation I'm dealing with at work. So thank you!
Oh, and you're a Targaryen. :)
Re: Lannister
Date: 2011-06-23 09:24 pm (UTC)Lannister
Date: 2011-06-23 09:03 pm (UTC)Tyrell
Date: 2011-06-23 09:34 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-23 10:26 pm (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-23 11:51 pm (UTC)Greyjoy
Date: 2011-06-24 01:10 am (UTC)Stark
Date: 2011-06-24 01:52 am (UTC)Martell
Date: 2011-06-24 03:12 am (UTC)stark
Date: 2011-06-24 07:19 am (UTC)SORTED: TARGARYEN
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