I will no longer be defined by my past.

[jazzfish]

Not that I'm sure how to define myself by my present either. Other people's words will work well enough for now.

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What's to know? I read. I listen. I watch. Occasionally I write, or act.
I have been:

• the guy asking "Would you like some fries with that?"
  
• Richard Lionheart (in The Lion in Winter).
  
• a Counter of Furniture.
  
• in charge of the Fluxx World Championship.
  
• the token QA department in two pathetic software companies.
  
• published (in Pyramid magazine).
  
• a Summoner of Geese.

I like monkeys.

Comments

[scathach.livejournal.com]

You have also been:

A good friend. A good lover. A wit. A brain. A writer. A liar. A genius. A comic. A small god, of sorts.

Sometimes, being defined by our pasts isn't so bad, as long as we can keep it in perspective.

[jazzfish]

(suppressing impulse to laugh these off) *blush* Thanks.

It's more that I don't want to define myself solely by who I was, by what I did. It's part of me, but it doesn't have to be the main part.

[vond.livejournal.com]

> A good friend.

A best friend.