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tarotgalGacked from Hermione, again
Winter
You are cool and aloof, keeping everyone at arms
length. You enjoy having time to yourself, and
tend to shy away from social situations. Time
has taken its toll, and somewhere along the way
you have lost your innocence. It has been
replaced by a cool cynicism that isolates you
from others. Life is a bitter sweet existence
that shall eventually draw to its natural
conclusion.
Which Season of the Year are You Most Closly Associated With?(including pictures)
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Whoa. No big surprise there! heehee That was fun.
New thing I learned today: 'en route' is two words! My spellchecker didn't like enroute and so I ran for the dictionary and there it was! Two words! I never knew! Not that I've ever really written that word more than once or twice before, and I'm not good at speeeling anyway, but it's good to learn things, right? :-) So that's my thing for the day. LOL Oh, that and the fact that 'enroot' is a word meaning to implant. Ha! I did not know that either. :-)
Winter
You are cool and aloof, keeping everyone at arms
length. You enjoy having time to yourself, and
tend to shy away from social situations. Time
has taken its toll, and somewhere along the way
you have lost your innocence. It has been
replaced by a cool cynicism that isolates you
from others. Life is a bitter sweet existence
that shall eventually draw to its natural
conclusion.
Which Season of the Year are You Most Closly Associated With?(including pictures)
brought to you by Quizilla
Whoa. No big surprise there! heehee That was fun.
New thing I learned today: 'en route' is two words! My spellchecker didn't like enroute and so I ran for the dictionary and there it was! Two words! I never knew! Not that I've ever really written that word more than once or twice before, and I'm not good at speeeling anyway, but it's good to learn things, right? :-) So that's my thing for the day. LOL Oh, that and the fact that 'enroot' is a word meaning to implant. Ha! I did not know that either. :-)
