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It's Not My Two Front Teeth
Dec. 26th, 2009 12:24 amI don't remember the exact phrasing of the Christmas-meme I saw nor whose journal I saw it in, so I'll just hope I'm not missing on some important detail.
Basically what I want for Christmas, I can't have since it would involve finding a way to disrupt the past. That's the life where there would have been appropriate early intervention so my parent's hoarding issues would have been resolved and any other mental health issues of theirs taken care of before causing major disruptions to my life. The disability would have been diagnosed several years earlier than a few months before graduation when I was already a year older than normal age. The giftedness would have actually been appropriately addressed instead of leaving me unchallenged for several years. I'd have actually gone on to higher education after high school or have made the decision not to instead of falling into it. Unless of course I had gone to one of those programs were high school and college are rolled into one experience. In which case I could skip to grad school or life not grad school after graduation. Maybe I would have graduated high school at 18 instead of 19. Or have decided to forego high school and just get a GED at 16.
Or a pony. Dead. Served to me in pony chunks. With a sauce that sparkles. What?
Basically what I want for Christmas, I can't have since it would involve finding a way to disrupt the past. That's the life where there would have been appropriate early intervention so my parent's hoarding issues would have been resolved and any other mental health issues of theirs taken care of before causing major disruptions to my life. The disability would have been diagnosed several years earlier than a few months before graduation when I was already a year older than normal age. The giftedness would have actually been appropriately addressed instead of leaving me unchallenged for several years. I'd have actually gone on to higher education after high school or have made the decision not to instead of falling into it. Unless of course I had gone to one of those programs were high school and college are rolled into one experience. In which case I could skip to grad school or life not grad school after graduation. Maybe I would have graduated high school at 18 instead of 19. Or have decided to forego high school and just get a GED at 16.
Or a pony. Dead. Served to me in pony chunks. With a sauce that sparkles. What?
