WORDS!!!

[country_who]

Thanks to lorelaisquared  who gave me these words: country, writing, TV, animals, books.

I suppose to keep the game going reply  to this post by shouting WORDS and I'll do my best to find words that describe you. :)  
 

Country

I live in south Georgia in what I would consider a city, but I've been told it's really a small town. I guess this depends on your definition of country. I shoot a compound bow and a pellet gun in the backyard, but around here that's pretty average. I listen to endless hours of old Country music and my computer is almost constantly logged onto the Country Legends radio website. I'm not a girly girl, much to my mom's annoyance, I like muscle cars, baseball, and loosing my self in hours of shooting my bow. I pretty much only wear jeans, t-shirts, and my shooters cap and the only skirt I own was a hand me-down from my sister, and I NEVER wear jewelry or even have my ears pierced. 

 

Writing

I've loved making up stories since I was really little, starting with really weird ones about animals, but as I got into science fiction I would make stories about "Star Trek" up in my head, for no real reason at all. I tend to do well in writing classes and my teachers seem to be content with my abilities. As far as fanfic goes, I only write Doctor Who stories for other people to read, to hear stories about "Walker Texas Ranger" and "Star Trek", you would have to look inside my brain, and you're not getting in there unless you are wearing a pinstriped suit and holding a sonic screwdriver. 

 

TV

 

I used to watch more TV than I do  now, but I do watch Doctor who obsessively and Top Gear has a place in my heart. My daddy got me addicted to Star Trek, which caused my undying love for science fiction. Other than Doctor  Who, and Top gear I'm probably either watching the news or just regular cartoons. 

 

Animals

 

I love animals (minus raccoons, but that's a completely different story)  always have, probably always will. I used to want to be a vet, but that changed, after I had a really amazing social studies teacher, who inspired me to also want to teach. Animals that are running around my house now are: three cats, two dogs, a bunch of fish that seem to be multiplying by the minute, and deer that aren't ours, but they eat anything and every thing in our back yard, so they do reside at our house. Of all the animals at my house the one I really claim is my dog, Baron. He's a Whippet ( who is sleeping at my feet right now)and is about as lazy as he is fast, and he is terrified of small dogs, which can get interesting, because our other dog is a Yorkie. 

 

Books

 

I love reading, and I have a tendency to read books that most kids my age wouldn't even look at. The first real instance of this case was in second grade, when I read "Romeo and Juliet" for the first time. I understood the plot, but because I still had a second grader's mind I thought it was completely weird, wanting to kiss someone at all, let alone when you thought they were dead, but not really dead. I've read all the Tenth Doctor, "Doctor Who" books and have been working my way through the Ninth Doctor. My current reads include, but are not limited to: "The Flipside of Feminism," by Suzanne Venker,  and"How Few Remain," by Harry Turtledove. 

I hope this wasn't too wordy or carry-onish.