Define me

If I could define myself in a word, it would probably be:

Gullible.

This picture really has nothing to do with me being gullible, actually. Just juvenile. 

Honestly. I would LIKE it to be spunky, or charming, endearing maybe, dedicated or affectionate.
But no. Truth be told, I am GULLIBLE.
And I don't mind people knowing. It seems to make it more of a challenge for us both- me to see if I can catch them, them to see if they can catch me.

Tonight as Christmas dinner, I think I fell for about 3 different jokes/lies/tales in a 30 min span.
I am just bad.

By the way, this is on my 18th birthday. We partied hard.

But, anyways. I have a reason for telling you my most-not-so-private-deepest-darkest-secret.
A couple weeks ago (like 1 1/2) google informed me that someone (while we were at church, not using my phone) tried to log onto my account but google had stopped them (Thank you google!). 
So, I had to make a new password.
WELL, my phone informed me that I needed to change my password on it as well. But you see, I have two emails coming into my phone- my personal one (The one that this blog is connected to, people know, websites I like and use, etc.) and a second 'family' account (that we use for places like Sams Club, PetsMart, etc.). Well, I was still getting emails to the family account- so I just assumed it was google recommending I change it on my phone. (Which really doesn't make sense- I mean, I had already changed my password, of course It would automatically kick me off on my phone and tell me to re-sign in. Stupid me).

So, a week or so passes, and I get sad. No one is leaving comments here on my blog. It is depressing, really. But o-well. Like goes on.
Then Christmas Eve, I am sending out emails, with a real computer. And I realize it says I have 150+ unread emails.
My thought: "Really? Just because I look at them on my phone, it doesn't register on the computer? That is stupid."
Then I looked at them. And noticed a blog comment left only 2 days before.
Then it all connected.
I really DID Need to re-sign in on my phone with my new password.
And I did.
And now the world is right again.



Until next time, when someone get's me again.