The majority of my day was well spent as you can see. I finally finished the little guy who I have named William the Short-Necked Giraffe, William for short though. I didn’t really know that I was going to finish him today because finishing him wasn’t even one of my choices of things I could do today. I thought about reading a book, but as I continued to think about it I just couldn’t get myself to do it. For some reason when I read a book at home I feel like I’m not being productive enough or there is something else that I should be doing or that needs my attention more so than the book, and on this odd day I wanted to be productive And that’s when I noticed unfinished William kept looking at me silently pleading with his little black beady eyes to give him the spots he always wanted to rock. So I gave in (because really who could resist a face like that?) and set up my working station. And TADA! Se magnific!
I don’t know why but whenever I’m alone and in my crafting zone my brain calmly skims through all sorts of ideas, ranging from the end of the world to maybe what super crazy food I would dare to eat. My brain just lets go and it wanders away; today it wandered towards religion. First it started to think about how annoying and chore like I find religion to be, and if it weren’t for my parents forcing it on me all my life would I genuinely like it and practice it. Then it went to the perception of my parents; how one of my parents is more expressive and overbearing all the time when it comes to religion on their kids, and how the other is just as in love with religion as the other one but isn’t as outward about it like the other. This little comment brought me to this question: would a relationship hold or exist if, one partner was extremely religious(following the church and practicing their faith) while the other partner believed in a god but not in the structure of the church or the concept of religion? I’m just curious about this question and trying to figure out on simplest terms, without knowing the personalities of each individual, if this could work out.