Faux Real

Obviously I have recently renamed my blog. Let me offer a little explanation for those who are not accustomed to this term. Amongst my family and close friends I am not seen as an adult/"real" person. It's been this way since I can remember and I hope it stays. Here are the facts.

• I am 22
• In 2 months time I will graduate with a bachelors degree
• I moved out of the parents house at age 18
• I have held a job all through my college years
• I am currently living in Washington DC

I believe these events would constitute any normal person as "real." But not me, oh no there is much more to me. No matter how old I get or the numerous adventures I undertake, some things will never change.

• People will always be shocked to find that A. I am capable of working, and B. until my recent move, I have had the same legitimate job for 3 years.
• Although I pay for the majority of my life, my dad always ends up funding things like new shoes...sometimes without his knowledge.
• All my siblings take good care of me. This may be bold but it's possible that I am the darling of the family.
• I am what you may call a young spirit. So in the mindset of those closest to me I am more 17 than 22.
• No matter how old I get the parents will always want me to move back in with them.

So you see, by normal standards I am a "real" person but this does not suit me. It is much better to continue shocking everyone by accomplishing what "real" people consider normal life events. These life events may be normal but when you're faux real they're extraordinary!