A Little Bit About this Blog and Its Creator
This blog is created by a human.
More specifically? It's by a teenage girl named Justina; that's me. And if
there's anything you need to know about me it's that I'm "Just Tina."
I'm not a teenager, or a growing young lady, or a tomboy, or a girly-girl, or
anything like that; I'm just Tina, and that's who I'll always be.
Some things that I'm really passionate about - and you'll probably hear a lot about on this blog - are (1) my love for Jesus Christ and desire to do God's will in my life; (2) My love for stories, in every imaginable form, especially in books and movies; (3) My career and love of writing; and (4) My dream of making movies. Along with these things I also love drawing, collecting things (which can get a little out of hand), taking photographs, experimental cooking, and just about every other activity you could find to do in life. In fact, it would be easier to list the things I don't like to do, but as of right now I can't think of anything. Only that I have a mild phobia of school buses (and yes, I am homeschooled!), an extreme phobia of bees, and I don't like spicy food. As far as siblings go, I've got five of them; three older brothers and one sister that's younger and one that's older.
I love life and the beauties of God's creation all around me; but I find,
much like Martin Luther (of whom I just finished reading a biography of), I am
in the constant ups and downs of lazy, unmotivated depressions, and the
energetic joys of life being full of potential. This may be because I've got
the mind of an artist, or because I'm an introvert who is more aware of the
spiritual battles going on inside and all around me; or it could be both. All I
know is that life rarely slips into a monotone existence and for that I am
thankful.
One more thing I should warn you about is that I have some very radical, non-conformist ideas about how I'll live my life; so if you want normal, you'd better go find a different blog to read.
Perhaps I've gone on a bit too much about myself on a page that's supposed to be about this blog; but that's the thing, this blog is about my life; the way I see and experience things, and the lessons that I learn along the way. That's what this blog is about:
Some things that I'm really passionate about - and you'll probably hear a lot about on this blog - are (1) my love for Jesus Christ and desire to do God's will in my life; (2) My love for stories, in every imaginable form, especially in books and movies; (3) My career and love of writing; and (4) My dream of making movies. Along with these things I also love drawing, collecting things (which can get a little out of hand), taking photographs, experimental cooking, and just about every other activity you could find to do in life. In fact, it would be easier to list the things I don't like to do, but as of right now I can't think of anything. Only that I have a mild phobia of school buses (and yes, I am homeschooled!), an extreme phobia of bees, and I don't like spicy food. As far as siblings go, I've got five of them; three older brothers and one sister that's younger and one that's older.
I love life and the beauties of God's creation all around me; but I find,
much like Martin Luther (of whom I just finished reading a biography of), I am
in the constant ups and downs of lazy, unmotivated depressions, and the
energetic joys of life being full of potential. This may be because I've got
the mind of an artist, or because I'm an introvert who is more aware of the
spiritual battles going on inside and all around me; or it could be both. All I
know is that life rarely slips into a monotone existence and for that I am
thankful.One more thing I should warn you about is that I have some very radical, non-conformist ideas about how I'll live my life; so if you want normal, you'd better go find a different blog to read.
Perhaps I've gone on a bit too much about myself on a page that's supposed to be about this blog; but that's the thing, this blog is about my life; the way I see and experience things, and the lessons that I learn along the way. That's what this blog is about:
Life through the eyes of a daydreamer; a life full of adventure.
“It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to.” - J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings
