Gwenda's Musings on Life

No. NO!! Absolutely not. Unless your crying over not getting your way or something equally babyish. It's ok to cry if: A loved one passes away. That's a way of expressing your grief. Its healthy to cry over something like that.  You need to let loose some feelings. Dont keep them bottled up inside. You will ache and feel depressed. I have experienced this. If you cry way into the night the morning is usually better. Note the usually. Sometimes you may feel that life couldn't get any worse and your depression flows with you into the next day. That is not a good feeling and normally that does not happen. (Mind you that I am speaking of myself here. I am kind of using this as a way of expressing my bottled up feelings.) You are going through a tough time physically, emotionally, or spiritually. This will probably lead back to the second point above. It will probably be feelings that need to be let out. But maybe not. You may still cry.       *          *     

Hi. I am Gwenda. I have started this blog because I am bored (surprise surprise) and I have always thought blogging was cool. So for introductions. No I'll try not to make this a long and boring speech if that's where your mind went. (Don't worry, I know we've all suffered from those enough already). My name is Gwenda Bauman. I am 14 years old, turning 15 this June. I am thought of as an extrovert which I suppose I am. I do like my "me" times too though. My favorite colour is olive green. My favorite book is.....please dont pressure me with that question. There are far too many good books in this world to pick put one as being THE BEST. My favorite food is pasta. There is a problem with that though. Every time I go out to eat I want to order pasta but it always comes in these HUGE bowls and I always get sick of it by the end and start eating off my siblings plates. But I never learn. I always order pasta again the next time we eat out. Anyone else hav