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Friday, December 22, 2006 |

It's rather amazing how people perceive you in a modest sense but somehow...you can't relate that much to their perception.

It's also rather amazing how the people closest to you see you in your most dimmest, altrusive, "unabridged" form but somehow...you can't relate much to their perception.

I can accept that I'm not perfect. That I falter and make mistakes.

But neither am I all that bad. I'm appalled to think that I am. That this is how I function. I get the usual flak now and then some. But not all the time.

I'd appreciate it if you can see that. A little encouragement might work. I believe I deserve as much.