Sometimes because of pride or ego or a mistaken idea, one person may not confide in another or tell them the whole truth. Have you ever been in a situation in which you didn’t want the other person to know something about you? You had something you wanted to keep secret? How did you act? Did the other person realize you were hiding something? How did your behavior change the way they acted toward you?

One of the times I was hiding something I was hiding it as a group. So anyone but my cousin was allowed to know, unless they were going to tell my cousin. See we were setting up a surprise birthday party for her, but someone acted differently in front of her about it. I thought my family and I hid it rather well. All we did was invit her to go to the restaurant we always go to for our family birthday parties. Thing is though we had to keep her distracted until the party was ready, so my mom took her to get her nails and hair done as a "keep her distracted" present. The rest of my familyhad to go home because it was getting late. It was a work/school night.

My worst costume was probably when I wore a costume of a mouse that had armor and a sword. It was an okay costume, my mom made it, but it was fairly silly. So my best was when I did a character from one of my favorite books. One of my friends did the same person but you couldn't tell just to look at us. I had a green cloak and his was brown. Just goes to show how differently people interpret books.

Pets point of view

"How do you keep making the lights go on and off?" your pet might wonder.Write about you doing something in your house...from a pet's point of view.

I once had an anthouse tunnel. I got it for my birthday. It was filled with blue stuff that ants could both eat and build tunnels with. The ants probably thought that my sisters and I were absolutely nuts watching them do something as simple as digging a tunnel. Plus whenever it was dark I liked turning on the glow light underneath the ants' tunnel. But I'd turn it off so that I could sleep.

English Journal

Have you ever known a secret that you thought you should tell? Did you tell? If you've never experienced this, what do you think it would be like to know a secret that you think is dangerous?

No, I have never known a secret that I thought I should tell. I think I would be very nervous about knowing a secret that might be dangerous. I'd weigh how much I like a person, how much I dislike who I could tell, and how much pain I might get in if I didn't tell

English Journal

Do you believe in Fate? Are there certain things in life that, once set in motion, are inevitable; things that cannot be stopped once they are started? The story of Romeo and Juliet implies that the path of their love and what happens to them is part of Fate's plan. Do you think this is possible?

I think that our decisions and others affect our future not some random force that is easy to blam. You could blame all of your problems on fate and whine about how life and fate is unfair. Life is unfair nothing you can do about that but you can make smart choices and do your best and there is a good chance you'll feel happier. The most blame for your life is on you, might as well work for your happy times and you'll be able to blame yourself less.