New word for english language. Wery

Wery (pronunced like very with a w instead of v): A word used to emphasize a point. Similar to very, but can be used anywhere you want. Can also be used to stall for information, if you aren't sure what to say next.

Here is an example of Cinderella, using wery, as she and I are playing little people.

Tornado Guy

Please note: All pictures included in this post were taken during a reenactment. No people or animals were harmed in this filming. Also I apologize, we don't have sound capabilities yet. Also the reenactment wasn't quite as dramatic as the original, but it was cute so I put it in. Hope you enjoy.

One day Cinderella and I were going to play people. We sat down on the floor and started getting it all set up to play. I opened the barn and started putting animals in their stalls. I then took the animals that wouldn't fit in the barn and made a corral for them with some of her peices. I had no sooner gotten the corral set up when her comes Tornado Guy. He has just realized that we are playing without him. How dare we.

He grabs hold of the fence, and all of a sudden the animals were set free. Wow that was quite the event. You should have seen the turkey's, rabbits, ducks, and pig running free all over little people territory. When Cinderella and I finally got them corralled again, we decided to let them be for a while and take the kids to the playground.

No sooner did we have kids sliding down slides than Tornado Guy made his appearance again. First he tore the flag of the top, then he detached the swings and ended up turning the whole playground on it's side. I don't think anyone was hurt, but one of the kids did end up near the barn, where the tornado struck next.

Before we knew it, animals were out of stalls, and finding themselves moved to the loft. However that position didn't last long before the tornado completely turned the barn over and went on his merry way.

Needless to say I think Guy was having a ball, but I don't think Cinderella liked having peices snatched out of her hand, and all of her toys smashed and scattered.

I am now starting to understand why sometimes I hear, "Guy those are my people, I don't want you right now!"

Q is for Quiet

Yes sometimes I do get some quiet, even with two young children. It doesn't happen a lot, but I enjoy the noise. However, what I really mean by quiet, is that is what I am. At least when you don't really know me.
Something I have recently discovered is that I am (as I heard someone put it, only I think I reversed their saying), an extrovert trapped in an introverts body.
What does that mean you say? Well I love learning about people. I love hearing about people. Some of my favorite books that I have read are autobiographies. I like to read self help books, not because I think I need the help, but because I enjoy reading the true to life experiences the authors often include in the books. So what is the catch?
So what's the catch you ask? I have an incredibly hard time talking to people I don't know. I quite often will just sit there and either wait for someone to talk to me, or just listen to what others say and not add to the conversation.
It's not that I don't want to talk to people, I really do. I just don't know what to say, and so I don't say anything. I think I have this fear that if people get to know me they won't like me. Silly huh? How can someone really like me if I don't give them a chance to get to know me?
Have you ever known one of those people who seem so interested in you, they ask the right questions, and make even the things in your life, that you find boring and commonplace, seem interesting? I have a brother that is that way. He is so much fun to be around, and I really enjoy his company, and never worry about what he thinks about me. That is the kind of person I would like to be. I just need to get out of my introverted self and maybe figure out how to ask those kind of questions, and what questions to ask.