Julie R. Neidlinger: Lone Prairie Blog

Things they won't say about me when I'm gone.

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::I thought the idea (and the list) was clever, and decided to try it for myself.::

She was consistent.

She was inconsistent.

She was an out-going people person who loved any opportunity to meet and talk to new people.

She always met life with an even, un-dramatic keel, staying level-headed and calm.

She never took sides, for she never tried to see things from the perspective of others.

She was overly closed and protective of her own feelings and did not open herself up to people.

She never saw any scenario as a worse-case scenario.

She was almost heroic in her successful efforts at controlling her tongue and consistently refused to put her foot in her mouth in the heat of the moment.

She quickly adapted to "adulthood" and maintained a respectable level of maturity that was age-appropriate for every situation.

She had few opinions and rarely expressed an interest in sharing or defending those she did have.

She loved attention and craved public accolades for all her efforts and hobbies. More than anything, she liked to be the center of attention at parties or in groups.

She was known for having a large roster of friends and social engagements.