Childhood heroes

[athelstanent]

Who were your childhood heroes? I can answer that. In order it was Ziggy, Opus, and hawk woman on the he-man cartoon. I really saw myself as completely unsure of my self and every thing bad that can go on in life would happen to me. For a time I was thinking of changing my name to Ziggy Ziggy. I was a shy kid with no friends and would rather read a book, or go for a walk alone in the woods. I still think I'm that same kid. I think I might be completely wrong about myself. Could it be that I'm an outgoing, social, adventurance person who wants to love everyone? Some times I've been like that. I've acted on stage. I love to give presentations. I've had two separate teachers in collage tell me I would make a good teacher, even though I've never said anything about being a teacher.

Now to make my heart feel and my soul believe what I logically know to be true in my mind.

There's the rub.

Comments

[strider-orion.livejournal.com]

Childhood heros!
1) Sgt. Slaughter
2) Optimus Prime
3) Snake Eye
4) Panthro
5) Ninjas!

Well, maybe you've just come out of your shell. I've been a consealed artist for a long time and I only recently started getting out there and showing my stuff off. And I love it! I'm now an official attention whore! :P If you love acting in front of folks and you give good presentations, then you probably ARE teacher material. I know I still cheese up in front of groups so I can't do that myself.

[anthrorabbit.livejournal.com]

Childhood heroes:
Mr. Spock
HAL-9000
Steve Wozniak

Heros

[ghostbehr.livejournal.com]

Ah yes Opus or as Mrs Dallas called him Opurt :) My heros growing up were all on the odd side ;)

Real Heros:
1) Grace Hopper
2) Werner Von Braun
3) Robert Heinlein
4) John Glenn
5) John Kerry, The one from Nebraska, not the idiot running for president

Fantasy Heros:
1) Opus
2) Oliver, the kid from Bloom County
3) Beowulf Shaeffer
4) Lazarus Long
5) Adzel, not too many 5 meter long buddhist saurupods out there :)

[clauditorium.livejournal.com]

Just remember to think of this as a journey. You don't one day figure out "who you are" and "how to be a happy person". It sounds corny, but life on this Earth is a journey, and it only ends when you die. We spend our whole lives discovering and striving to better ourselves. That sounds like what you're doing. In which case I have good news for you: you're living. You're doing it right.