I'm definitely way more of a reader than a writer. The only times I try writing is when I'm like "I have this idea that I think is great and I can't find any stories out there that match it, but I need to read this story." Sure, they don't turn out that great usually because I'm way better at reading than I am at writing, but it's always good to be creative and just because I'm not great at it doesn't mean that I don't have fun trying!

At a reception when they were cutting into the cake my mom said to me, "Michelle I want you to do it right." So I give her a weird look, and state, "I'm just gonna hack into it." Then she says, "I was talking about life Michelle, not the cake." And that pretty much explains how subtleties tend to fly right over my head at times.

Once I tried to be like Gibbs from NCIS (because he is basically my idol), anyway so I tried it out on my Dad and tried to slap the back of his head, only I guess I was walking too fast and I accidentally slapped his eye, which was bad. It's safe to say that I haven't tried to act like Gibbs since.

My definition of being in love with someone is that all of their faults, that you normally hate on others, you somehow find them to be cute, and even though they are no where near what you considered before as your "ideal" companion, you find them to be perfect.

I don't believe that there's just one person that you feel is your soul mate. I think that soul mates can be your friend, your mom, or your spouse, but you definitely have more than one. I think they're the people that when you meet them, you just click, and you feel like you've known them forever. You're comfortable around them and don't need to worry about first impressions.  And then there are the soul mates where it takes more effort than that and you don't feel that instantaneous click with them, but it's definitely still worth it.