Most important thing I believe.

I don't know what I believe but I know what I don't believe.
I don't believe there is absolute truth , I don't believe half the things we learn in history from like thousands of years ago, I don't believe religious stories and I DON'T believe in dinosaurs.

Job

If the pay was the same I would definitely choose a challenging one. If it was comfortable, you'd just get too used to it and it would become boring. Also it would be like you're taking your self and abilities for granted because you're not pushing your self and you're wasting away your potential.

If today was my last day to live...

Well a day isn't long enough to do what I'd like to. I'd want to travel everywhere but since I only have a day theeeen shuckss.
 I'd spend it with my mommy, daddy, grandma, grandpa and Will and I'd entertain the heck out of them with my hyperness as a last nice memory of me. They like when I'm crazy, jumpy ,singy ,dancy, talky, obnoxious and annoying. They loooove that. So I'd please them with that. 24 hour entertainment finale of Kristi. Frick yeah.

Careers

Uh.. if money wasn't a necessity I'd want to be tons of things. Most of these things I want to be even with money.

Wedding planner/cinematographer
Producer
Something else with media or video production
Cop/crime scene investigator/homicide detective/correctional officer

Elementary School

Uhh... Elementary school wasn't exactly the best. I had terrible luck.
When I look back at elementary school I think of 5th grade when I passed out at school and was taken to the e.r. in an ambulance. After a lot of testing and whatnot I was diagnosed with Hunningtons Chorea and Rhuematic Fever. The Chorea went away after time but I still have and always will have rhuematic fever. I was on a lot of medication and gained A LOT of weight. I was suuuper chubby and I got really ugly. I also spent most of 5th grade in the hospital and even before any of that I missed a ton of school and I don't know why. I just never wanted to be there. There was a lot of bullying and depression. But once I hit middle school they took me off of most of my meds (besides the shot I get every 3 weeks and that I'll have to get until I'm 21) and I lost a lot of weight, got prettier and everything got better as soon as I got to middle school and then I was never absent because I wanted to be at school for once.

Deadbeat Parents

I have no idea why or how people become deadbeat parents. I can't fathom how they let that happen. Luckily neither of my parents are that way. A lot of the time, the young dead beat dads are because they're still growing and even though they think they're so manly, all they're displaying is how immature they still are. And a lot of couples that have kids young tend to give up so easy. But actual matured people and people old enough to take responsibility of being a parent should do whatever they can to be the best parent possible. I don't know how someone could walk out and give up. All that does is ruin the kids life. And I would always think that those episodes would always want to make the kid work hard and use the hurt and absence of a parent as motivation to always be better. But for some strange reason they just follow in their footsteps which is literally one of the dumbest things ever. They always complain of their parents and then end up the same way. Its retarded.


There are so many qualities that could make someone a good parent. And they could even be little things. All a kid really wants is for their mommy and daddy to simply just BE THERE and STAY. I don't understand whats so hard about that. I'm not saying you can't abe a good teenage parent, but most of the time you'll be a better parent if you wait until you're older. That way you have a stable life and enviroment for your child to live in. The more time you wait , you develope more maturity and a sense of how to live securely. Playing with your kid and simply paying attention are huge in being a parent. There are so many other things like teaching, laughing, spending as much time with them as possible... just so many simple things that some people just don't want to even put effort into. But I never had to worry about those things so yay to me.

TED Talk 6

1. Who gave the talk?
Seth Godin gave the talk and he explained how things are so
''broken'' and complicated these days.

2. Summarize the talk.
Basically the talk was about ''broken'' things in society.  If you really
take the time to pay attention to things, it'll be obvious of all of the crazy
things wrong with almost everything. Our world today is too complicated.
Life could be so simple, but people are making it seem so much more
difficult than it really needs to be. And all of this is happening because
of a small amount of people who felt the need to make it hard, made the
problems so much bigger, so then all these stupid things just blew up. Now
too much time is being spent on fixing stupidity in the world.

3.Did the talk change how you thought? Did you learn something?
It didn't change how I thought because I always think critically like him. And I
didn't necessarily learn anything but he opened my mind and made me realize
little specific problems in detail.