Friday, September 30, 2011
Ask Elnora--About being a Superhero??? Lenora Worth
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Hmmm, my sons love to be superheroes. They can do all sorts of things, like fly and shoot laser darts out of their fingers. lol
ReplyDeleteSuperhero in me? Not so sure. When I don't get my coffee, it's more like super villain. *grin*
Superheroes? You better believe I'm imagined myself as one! I always wanted to be Batgirl's sidekick(and she didn't have a sidekick!) only because I knew Batman and Batgirl belonged together, and I thought Robin was a hottie! But what did I know? I was only seven at the time!
ReplyDeleteMy superhero taste have evolved over the years--I love most things Superman and though he's not technically a superhero, Robin Hood.
Good Morning! You two are super. I think anyone who can follow a dream and have it come true has to have super powers. It's not so much the costume as it is the content. It's the power inside. Dreams are important but reaching goals--that takes super powers. And yes, Robin Hood was a super hero in his time. Good example!!
ReplyDeleteMy life is all about Star Wars. I think my son (btw, Spidar Man was last year) is winning me over. So, my super hero would have to be Luke Skywalker. Jedi are superheroes, wouldn't you say.
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ReplyDeleteThere are superheroes in real life; they just remain anonymous.
Vince
Jedi--definitely. Vince, maybe you're trying to tell us something? Are you really Invincible Man?!!! And dud I spell that right??
ReplyDeleteI'm raising two boys--I am well versed in Super Heroes!! We even went through a BibleMan phase around here!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of the t-shirts in the drawers: Captain America (great movie btw!), Star Wars, Lego Star Wars, Spiderman, Superman.... and they are 9 and 12! :o)
Sometimes I do feel like two different people. You know how the super hero has an "alter ego" he/she shows the world? Mine are the person the world sees and the "real me." I have an anxiety disorder (OCD) and have pretty much hidden that my whole life. However, in the past 8 months, the Lord has been showing me that I CAN tell the world (well, my church family to start) and he WILL use it for Him (like Paul and his "thorn in the flesh"). WHOA! So, I kind of feel like the super hero that is being "found out" Kind of when Tony Stark is at the press conference and says, "I am Iron Man"
Patty and Pamela - great superheroes! I loved Batman and Robin as a kid. Must have been the cool bat cave and supercool batmobile. My family is all into cars, so it's a natural. A bit later, I fell in love with Star Wars, though I was more of a Han Solo fan. After all, he had the way cool Millenium Falcon to fly around in.
ReplyDeleteTracy, it's so awesome that the Lord is showing you that you can reveal your Iron Man self. No doubt He has an incredible reason to lead you in this direction. Perhaps your witness will help someone. I went through a bout of anxiety many years ago, and it's debilitating. Bless you for sharing. You are a super heroine!
ReplyDeleteI'm wishing I could be a whirlwind superhero about now that could clean my house and get the laundry done in under an hour!!!*grin*
ReplyDeleteTracy, I admire your super powers to reveal your "other" self to us. We all understand such things. Elnora is a bit of a slob. I don't always have the cleanest house on the block. Martha Stewart gives me the hives. But I don't like filth, so I do keep bathrooms and kitchens fairly clean. Of course, I leave shoes and books everywhere. I need a Super Heroine Housekeeper. Me, I just swept each room with a glance. :))I believe it's okay to admit you have a "secret self". That's how humans learn compassion and tolerance. So we are applauding that you trust us enough, Tracy, to share this. This is why Elnora asks questions and why we encourage our readers to ask us questions. We're all climbing the same mountain, super human or not!
ReplyDeleteLOL, I'm pretty sure the superhero of my childhood was Pop-eye. He was the cartoon I had to watch. I thought he looked like my dad (although now I realize my dad did not have arms like that). I loved Pop-eye so much I wanted to name my first puppy Sissy because Pop-eye always said "Don't be a sissy." Olive Oil was not a beautiful woman, btw, and still found love. Now, that's romance.
ReplyDeleteWhy, I'd be delighted. Look here for EXACTLY the knitted object I believe you have in mind:
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Hits the spot, don't you think?--Allie
Tracy, you are a Super Woman! Thanks for sharing who you are. I know your struggles will help others.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Tracy, you are a Super Woman! Thanks for sharing who you are. I know your struggles will help others.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Blogger thought my last comment needed to be repeated! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Allie. I'll check that out. Allie is the best knitter!! She is a Super Knitter!!
ReplyDeleteTracy, you ARE a super hero--just talking about what you're going through is one of the bravest things I've heard in a long time.
ReplyDeleteAnd I know--my youngest daughter deals with anxiety disorders. I'm praying for you!
Oh, Elnora, I forgot to mention CASTLE(which is SO not me!) I love that show--so much so, that my DH gave the third season to me for my birthday Wednesday. On a writing note, I think what the writers did with the Castle/Beckett conflict in the season opener was brilliant!
Thanks for your kind comments ladies! I'm learning more and more that God has a plan for this OCD of mine and stepping out in safe places is where I am starting.
ReplyDeleteAnd Lenora--I'm with you on needing a Super Heroine Housekeeper. I'm just like you--I don't like filth so I keep things fairly clean, but clutter? that's a whole different story! :o)
I agree, Patty. Some loved the season opener of Castle and some hated it. I'm not hard to please. I enjoyed it and I'm anxious to see how they play up the tension this season. Castle is adorable and he does showcase some of our strange writer quirks!
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