Katy McKenna Raymond  
Personal blog of christian writer Katy McKenna Raymond in Kansas City, Missouri

Personal blog of christian
writer & fallible mom
Katy McKenna Raymond
in Kansas City, Missouri


Katy is represented by
Greg Johnson at
WordServe Literary

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Yes, But Admitting You Have A Problem Is The First Step.

Kevin just figured out something about himself, and he brought it to my attention, instead of the other way around.

"Being lazy and patient is a really bad combination. And I'm both."

Whoa, baby! Can't say he's not honest, though, can I?

Any crummy combinations you're living with?
Posted by Katy on 03/21/05 at 03:38 PM
Fallible Comments...
  1. Selfish and stupid.

    I win.

    Take Care
    Michael
    -----
    Posted by Blogin Idiot  on  03/21/05  at  11:36 PM
  2. Creative and Logical

    My head spins daily
    Posted by Lori Seaborg  on  03/22/05  at  02:03 AM
  3. Frustrated and "fed-up" would be two for today. It definitely varies.
    Posted by Bridget  on  03/22/05  at  02:46 AM
  4. Ooooh...these are good. I'm afraid what comes to my mind is not pretty: responsible and resentful.

    I need to give one of them up, I'm thinking.
    Posted by Katy Raymond  on  03/22/05  at  03:18 AM
  5. procrastinator plus guilt-riddled.
    Posted by lisa  on  03/22/05  at  09:30 AM
  6. procrastinator + perfectionist - but i'm thinking about changing that...perhaps next year.
    Posted by madi  on  03/22/05  at  09:07 PM
  7. procrastination and ambition. Plus, I talk too much and not enough. Oh, this life I lead!
    Posted by Lydia  on  03/22/05  at  09:45 PM
  8. OK, now I'm fascinated with all the attributes that "procrastination" can be negatively mixed with. They all feel VERY familiar to me!

    Hmmm....fascination and procrastination.
    Posted by Katy Raymond  on  03/22/05  at  10:27 PM
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