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Knotts Scary Farm #2
Hello everyone like i mentioned in my last post i wanted to give reviews of each maze as well as take photos as a reference to the maze i'm talking about, this list will be of my most favorite to my least favorite, so please enjoy. Shadowlands is a maze that's been there for a while so this is actually the second time i've been to this maze, and i love it just as much as the first time i went to it. This one is by far the best one in my opinion, i love the theme and the overall creepiness about it.
Trick or Treat was the second runner up, this one was definitely cool to have as an overall concept. You get to walk around in the maze with a little flashlight and that's it so it's basically in the dark which is just so fun as an interactive piece. Loved the design overall of this whole maze.
Obviously i've used this picture already for my last post but this one is called the Depths and even though i took a photo of it last time, we actually did not go inside that time but wow this one was really interesting, there's a part of the maze where i really like, it's sort of mimicking water at one point and the scares there are great.
So this one is called Dark Ride and although i adored the set design of it i didn't find myself getting as creeped out in this one but i guess if people are afraid of the idea of clowns i could see why it might be scary... to me i just don't have any fear towards clowns. It's a cool concept though
This maze is called Paranormal Inc. I've been to it, probably all 3 years it's been there. This one was cool at first especially that opening scene you get as you enter the room... i like that interactive feature and i do really like some other concepts as well but for me this one just isn't my favorite out of the whole bunch. But it's still worth experiencing it for yourself
Before I begin to talk about everything that's happened with me lately i want to put this up in case anyone who is reading this needs to talk to someone... National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 . I'm not exactly sure where to start with this post. I have a lot of racing thoughts as to what exactly i want to say. I'll start off by stating my age, i'm currently 20 i will be turning 21 in august. I'm very young, i'm aware of it but it doesn't mean my emotions and or feelings are not credible to this topic because i've dealt with a lot of shit from my childhood up until now and experiences always give a lasting impression to me at least of how you can shape yourself as a better person.. what do these experiences give you? whether it's bad or good.. do you make something out of it? I'm still trying to process that within myself. I have had a traumatic event happen in my life when i was very young... and till this date it is my bi...
So i never really have given much depth as to what i wanted to do in terms as a life goal of mine. If everything in life goes well for me i'd like to become a substance abuse counselor and although this image says drugs, substance abuse could also be alcohol and different forms of substance abuse could also include other addictions like eating. Tonight i want to share why exactly i want to become a substance abuse counselor and what led me to this path. My older brother is actually an alcoholic and most of my life i think i just ignored that fact, i didn't have much of a reaction as to how i felt about it because i would often be blind-sighted of what was happening around me, even though i'm sure i could pick up on cues and see the patterns that were happening, i chose to ignore them instead. As i got older it was more prevalent and it was hard to ignore because often times that was all that was talked about in family conversations. This is sort of an on going battle, ...
I've always been more on the passive side, and i think it's due to my upbringing. Each experience i've experienced has leaned me to become more passive rather than aggressive. I love my sensitivity and i love the strengths i have with being a bit more passive, but there's definitely a line that needs to be drawn to where no one could also take advantage of me. So just recently i was confronted with the idea of being more assertive as it would help out in my career but it'd also help out in my overall daily life. I need to be able to step back and analyze my conscious decisions of always saying yes to people. I want to stop that initial thought of saying yes just because i'd like to help out, i know my intentions are good and what my truest form is, i'm a helper, naturally i like to exist and participate with anything i can. I would like to even mention that at times i can switch and become this leader, an advocate who wants to speak out for things i...
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