Letters.

Simple things can make my day. Simple things can break my day. I am a simple girl. Just put a few letters together and form words. Form sentences. Form paragraphs. Form essays. Words can make or break a sentence. A paragraph. An essay. Words can hurt. Words can make someone feel good. Words can make someone feel bad. I am usually good with words. I can be good with wording things to make people believe what I want them to believe. I do not lie. Sure sometimes I twist words. Who doesn't do that? Who doesn't twist words to make the lie into the truth? No one is perfect. We all sin. We are all sinners. You want to know the beauty of all that? God forgives our sins. Yes, he forgives our sins. In the end it does not matter how truthful or untruthful I am. I usually do not twist words. I never lie. I did when I was younger. It was my only defense. I had to stay out of trouble somehow. No kid is perfect. That is the truth. Letters are an amazing thing. They form the most beautiful of all things in the English language and that is words. Okay, say what you want. Call me a nerd. Call me weird. I do not care. I do not care what anyone thinks. I never have. It is not your job to judge me. If you do judge me, I am probably not friends with you. That is the end of that. At the beginning of the month, I was told that I was intelligent. The reason I was told that is because I did not agree with this person politically. This person cannot make up their OWN MIND! The beauty of politics is that they always twist words. They can get you to believe anything they want you to believe. It is simple. There are people who are paid to write their speeches. These people make good money to make the politics sound good. There are also people in charge of how people in the media come across. Public relations. They are paid good money just to make sure their people sound good. Wonders of words. It never ceases to amaze me. In an episode of Hung, a Detroit based television show about a male teacher who does prostitution on the side, some one said, "The only thing you are good at is punctuation." Maybe that is true to an extent about me. If there is anything that I have mastered it is how to proof read. Where to put the period. The Comma, the semi-colon; and where to put an explanation point! I know that the I goes before the C except after the C, or when it sounds like an A as in neighbor or weigh. That is one thing that will always stick with me. I am a basic English major. I love words. I love how they can make or break a conversation and a debate. Well that is all I have to say for now.