Do you ever see wild animals? : Have you ever seen a wild animal? If someone answers no to this question, they might be living under a rock, because technically, squirrels, chipmunks, birds, rats, and mice are all considered wild animals! But there's one particular animal I haven't seen, and I really wish I could - with my own eyes, not just in photos: a wolf.

What is one thing you would change about yourself? If you've been reading my blog for a while, you know that I struggle with depression, anxiety, and a host of other mental health issues. And if I'm being honest, there's one thing I'd change about myself if I could: how I view certain situations. It's easy for others to say "just change your perspective" or "stop letting it affect you," but it's not that simple when you're living it.

I have one question for the man who says loves me,Why? Not how, not when, not where did you fall,But why am I just another check mark on your list?It's not my smile, or my laugh?I don't do that often, I don't light up a room,I'm not a solution to your inner problems,Only you can give yourself the wings to fly away.

What are your family's top 3 favorite meals? Our Family's Top Picks! When it comes to meals, our family has a few favorites that always hit the spot. For my daughters, the top pick is mac and cheese – specifically, Kraft Dinner (KD). Yes, I know it's got its drawbacks, but let's be real, it's a lifesaver on busy nights when you need something quick and easy.

What's the first impression you want to give people? If you've been reading this blog for any length of time, you know that I'm a kind, loving, and caring soul. However, I want to make one thing clear: I won't tolerate being taken advantage of or ignored. If you don't give me a chance to explain myself or consistently disregard my feelings, I will eventually reach my breaking point.

Do you trust your instincts? I've been pondering this question for a while now, and the answer is surprisingly simple: no. I don't fully trust my instincts. The number 51 might suggest a more optimistic outlook, but let's be real, it's probably just the universe being polite. The truth is, if I relied solely on my instincts, I'd be in a constant state of anxiety, eating Cicekli pizza for every meal, and wearing socks with sandals (don't judge me).

What does it mean to be a kid at heart? As a self-proclaimed serious soul, I'm not sure I'm the most obvious candidate to tackle this question, but I'm taking a stab at it anyway. The phrase "kid at heart" has been floating around in my mind for a while now, and I'm excited to share my thoughts on what it means to me.

As an adult, I recently found myself captivated by the whimsical world of Gabby's Dollhouse on Netflix. The show's imaginative and immersive storyline revolves around Gabby, a little girl who interacts with her cat-themed toys in her enchanting dollhouse. The diverse cast of characters, including DJ Catnip, Kitty Fairy, Mercat, Cakey, and CatRat, bring the dollhouse to life, creating a mesmerizing experience for both kids and adults alike.

A year has passed, yet echoes remain,Of whispered promises, and love in vain.You sought my all, but I couldn't give,For part of me belonged to him, and our kids, I live. My heart was split, a fragmented thing,Yet, in the shards, a spark still clings.I couldn't rest, knowing I'd hurt you deep,But you're at peace now, your Gemini soul, free to leap.

What will your life be like in three years? Here's a revised version that includes that part: "I'm not quite sure how to answer this question. Except, my children will be older, and hopefully, I'll still be here, alive and kicking. There's always room for improvement, but right now, I can't say I'm happy, and I can't say I'm unhappy either.

Name the most expensive personal item you've ever purchased (not your home or car). "I'll flip this question on its head and share my thoughts. Everything is expensive these days, whether it's a cup of coffee, a haircut, or a trip to the nail salon. It's a delicate balancing act, especially when you're living on a tight budget with two kids.

Invent a holiday! Explain how and why everyone should celebrate. Scorpio As a Scorpio, I know I'm not alone in feeling like we're a bit… intense. We analyze things to death, we fight for what we believe in, and we love with every fiber of our being. And you know what? I'm proud of that. I think we deserve a holiday of our own - a day to celebrate our resilience, our strength, and our unwavering commitment to the people and causes we care about.

Do you need time? The next question I'm tackling is about needing more time, and while there are many possible answers, I have a very specific response to share. To be honest, everyone could use a little more time, don't they? This week, something happened that really put things into perspective for me. You see, my grandma has this beautiful box that my great-grandpa made, and it's been passed down through generations.

What podcasts are you listening to? "Today's Jetpack prompt asks about my favorite podcast, and as a long-time professional wrestling fan, I have to say that my go-to podcast is 'Tuesday Night Titans' hosted by JD from New York (@JDfromNY206 on Twitter) and his partner Jason (@SoloMonster on Twitter). I've been tuning in to this show since its inception, and it never fails to entertain me.

What's something you believe everyone should know. The Value of a dollar Today's question has left me puzzled: "What's something you think everyone should know?" My answer might ruffle some feathers, and for that, I'm sorry. But I believe it's essential to revive common sense, which seems to be dwindling. As a parent, I've come to realize that there are certain life lessons that every child should learn.

You have three magic genie wishes, what are you asking for? "Today's daily prompt asked, 'If you had three genie wishes, what would they be?' Finally, a question that doesn't feel like group therapy! But first, I need to lay out some parameters. For my first wish, I would wish for a world without disabilities. As someone with cerebral palsy that affects all four limbs, I've often felt limited in my ability to participate in physical activities with my daughters.

Early 2004 I'm going to rant a bit today about parenting, specifically about when we started letting our under-12-year-olds go unsupervised. Yes, I'm guilty - I let my daughter play at the park across the street from my house. I'm lucky to live directly across from the parking lot, and the park is behind the OCH workshop. However, today infuriated me.

How much would you pay to go to the moon? Today, I'm tackling the Day 1 question from a journal app: How much would I pay to go to the Moon? This question has a couple of crucial factors that would influence my decision. Can I bring my family, or is it a solo trip? And, importantly, will I be able to walk on the Moon?

1986-2024 Today marks your 39th birthday, and I'm taking a moment to reflect on the past. I wish things had been different between us. I wish we could have fixed our bond before it was too late. As I think about the years that went by without us speaking, I'm reminded of the pain and guilt that often accompanies unresolved issues.

What’s the biggest risk you’d like to take — but haven’t been able to? The Risk of Taking Controll Today's question has me wrestling with a risk I've been wanting to take but haven't been able to: betting on myself. I've been yearning to make significant changes in my life, particularly when it comes to furthering my education and pursuing my passions.

Today, I was asked to choose a single color that best represents my current mood. This question sparked an interesting reflection, as I realized that my answer is deeply rooted in a personal color-coding system that I've developed over time. In my family, we use colors to gauge each other's moods and emotions. Green means good, orange means meh, and red signifies anger.

Today, I want to talk about grief. People say grief is just love with nowhere to go, and that's probably why it lingers. I find this to be so true. Sometimes, a song comes on, and I'm transported back to a memory. I see a picture, hear a voice clip, or watch a video, and I feel myself smiling. The memory washes over me, but the tears still well up in my eyes, and that lump forms in my throat.

What’s something most people don’t know about you? InI'm sitting here laughing at today's prompt: "What's something that nobody knows about you?" Honestly, if nobody knows something about me, why would I want to share it on the internet? It's a bit paradoxical, isn't it? People claim to be private, but then they post everything online. Let's be real, "private" and "worldwide web" don't exactly go hand-in-hand.

Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive? I'm excited to share my thoughts on the daily prompts I've been receiving. While they've certainly inspired me to write, I've noticed a pattern that's been feeling a bit repetitive. Many of the questions seem to follow a similar theme, and I find myself wondering if I'm stuck in a therapy session rather than exploring my creativity.

Today's jetpack question asks: when you think of the word "successful," who comes to mind and why? I believe the answer to this question really depends on your definition of success. Some people think it's about accumulating wealth, while others believe it's about pursuing their passions and achieving their goals. For me, success is a personal and subjective concept. If you think you're successful in life or in whatever you're trying to achieve, don't let others define your journey for you.