Back From YG!

If you were wondering, YG stands for Youth Group, and I've actually been back for an hour or more.
Well, I had a good time at Youth Group, and got some yummy food.  Little cookie thingies that taste like cake, and zucchini cake :)  I like zucchini cake.  It's yummy.  I like zucchini bread too.
As of right now I'm letting my junk food settle, and watching Andy Grifith.  He died :'(  And my cousin keeps calling him Andy Griffin.  Not that I have anything wrong with griffins but...well, you know.
I keep getting distracted from writing by the movie.  It's on a DVD.
This is the one with Rafe Hollister is singing.
Okay topic change...
Have you ever noticed that when you first meet someone they're different than they are when you get to know them later?
Like the girl who's so shy around people, you get to know her, and realize that she never shuts up!  (this would be me.  I know I know, everyone thinks that she's so talkative, but I got told that I'm quiet!)
And sometimes there's this person you think is really nice, real sweet, and very trustworthy, then you find out that they're really a gossip.
And the person that you're scared of, you find out they're an awesome person, who you could trust with your life if you so did choose.
I've met both sides.  And I'm the first example.
See there was this girl that I was friends with when I was eleven.  I wasn't a very good judge of character, and it turns out that she wasn't a good friend.  I should have realized that when she was telling me mean stuff about a girl I knew since I was two, but I didn't.  Please note, I said knew, not was friends with.  We were friends while I was in daycare, but not really close friends.
Then the other person was a guy who kinda scared me, and I wasn't sure how to react around him, then I got to know him, and realized he was a pretty sweet guy.
I call it the onion theory, and I'm sure that others have come up with it before.
When you first meet someone they only let you see their paper mask, because they don't know you, and don't trust you.  As you get to know them better, and they get to know you, they take off their paper mask, and you see their tough skin, and the more you get to know them, and the more that they get to know you, the more they trust you, and the more layers they take off, until you're down to the soft middle.  Their secrets and feelings exposed to you.
That's my theory.  For some people they trust faster, for others it's a slow, slow process of trusting.
For me, it depends on the person, and the gut instinct I get from them.  For some people I can trust them right away, for others I can't, and it's a slow process before they know my deepest fears, and feelings, and secrets.
Well, I'm not watching Andy Grifith anymore, now I'm watching Jungle Book.  And doing a bit of discussing politics.  Real discussing, not arguing.  Like what my views are.  I guess you'd probably call me conservative.  Except for when it comes to clothes.  I'm really liberal on my views of clothes.  You should have more clothes on your body, so you cover up.  Instead of having less clothes on your body.
I think it'd be awesome if I could talk to animals, and get replies.  Like really speak Cattese, and Doggese, and Horsish.
Oh well, God didn't make us like that.  Actually, he could have, because Eve wasn't surprised about the serpent speaking to her.  Anyway, signing off as I have no more to blog about.
~Katie :)