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Introduction	I was born without a center of gravity and a filter. I speak my mind and I have a lot of ideas that I just need to get out. That's why I carry around little notebooks with me everywhere for things ranging from writing poems, to doodling, to making random lists like the top ten most awesome movie villains. I make up times to wish on (including 10:01 because it's the identity matrix). I laugh too loud, I'm awkward beyond belief, and most of the time when someone asks me why I just did something, my answer is simply because I felt like it. Overall, I feel like the world is full of so many verbs: skip, laugh, shout, jump, run, GO, all out there for us to take advantage of, so I feel like we should use them all. I love words; I like the way they roll off the tongue and the way they look scrawled out across a page. My day is made by the little things like waking up and realizing I still have a few hours to sleep, or realizing there's one more french fry in the bag and other serendipitous moments such as those. It's hard to summarize yourself in a tiny little box, but that's a start.

Introduction

I was born without a center of gravity and a filter. I speak my mind and I have a lot of ideas that I just need to get out. That's why I carry around little notebooks with me everywhere for things ranging from writing poems, to doodling, to making random lists like the top ten most awesome movie villains. I make up times to wish on (including 10:01 because it's the identity matrix). I laugh too loud, I'm awkward beyond belief, and most of the time when someone asks me why I just did something, my answer is simply because I felt like it. Overall, I feel like the world is full of so many verbs: skip, laugh, shout, jump, run, GO, all out there for us to take advantage of, so I feel like we should use them all. I love words; I like the way they roll off the tongue and the way they look scrawled out across a page. My day is made by the little things like waking up and realizing I still have a few hours to sleep, or realizing there's one more french fry in the bag and other serendipitous moments such as those. It's hard to summarize yourself in a tiny little box, but that's a start.