Time Wasting

I understand that I have been writing a million and one blog posts in the past two days, but people! It's because I get bored. I also have a hard time sleeping at night, which is why this post is currently getting written at 1:48am.

I found these questions on a pinterest post and I thought they might be fun to answer. If you're as bored as I am, go ahead and keep reading. If you have better things to do, do them. I don't want to be wasting anyone's time here. (You have been warned!)

The husband just rolled over in his sleep and sprawled himself out over my back. It's cute, but it makes it a rather difficult to type.

Oh he moved!

Now, let's get down to business. There are 30 questions to answer, but that is way too many and I guarantee I can't keep anyone interested long enough to actually read the whole thing. So I am going to choose my favorite five. Here we go now!

1. Describe your relationship with your parents. My relationship with my parents used to be nonexistent. I wanted nothing to do with them, I didn't like being around them, they annoyed me. Now let me tell you, I only felt this way because I was a brat. I was snooty and defiant, and that made it hard for us to get along. I moved out in 2010 and quickly, very quickly, I realized just how much my parents did for me and that this whole time, my entire life, I was wrong about them! They are amazing people who do what they do because they really do love me! They really do know best, they're not just saying that! So, since moving out my relationship with my parents has grown, and grown, and continues to grow. I have to be honest; besides Shane, my parents are my best friends. They are the first to know anything and I spend just as much time at their house as I do my own. I love my parents, and I love the example they have set for me. I appreciate everything they've done for me and everything they continue to do for Shane and I. I hope one day we can do as much for them as they do for us. I couldn't have asked for better parents, I feel like the luckiest kid in the world.
2. What is the thing you wish you were most great at? Oh man there are a few things I wish I could be so awesome at. I don't have very many talents, but there are so many I wish I had. I think the one I would want most is to be able to sing. I have loved singing since I could talk. Whenever my mom pulled out the video camera growing up, I'd find my way in front of the lens and sing, "I'm Gonna Be A Mighty King." I sing everywhere; at home, in the shower, in the car, while I cook, while I clean, etc. I love to sing and I would love to perform for people if I had the voice. That would really be my dream coming true. People who can sing are awesome. Really. 
3. What is your favorite part of your body and why? Oh this one is easy. My nose. I love my nose, specifically the hump. My mom is from New Zealand, so there is some Maori blood in my family. My older brother and younger sister got the Maori skin and my older sister got the Maori hair. My little brother at least got the Maori hair color, I didn't even get that. The one thing I did get though, was the big Maori nose. And I love it.
4. What are 2 weaknesses and 2 strengths that you have? Weakness A: I am extremely sensitive. You give me the wrong look and I'll go home in tears. I take most everything the wrong way and I get hurt easier than anyone I know. Strength A: I am very forgiving. Weakness B: I can't do conflict. I will agree with anyone outloud even if I don't agree in my head just to avoid conflict. Strength B: I am very understanding. I can easily put myself in someone else's shoes and immediately love them because I can see the good in them and ignore the few bad things. 
5. What is your biggest pet peeve? Bad spelling, need I say more?