I like being trendy but I still don't know how what I wrote is
   trendy. I've used analogies to understand things as long as i
   can remember and I've always had that, "everything's possible"
   attitude. Just my nature. If it's trendy, it means the world
   caught up with me. Finally. == Although, I passed any interest
   in crystal-healing-powers back in 1984-5 but I *did* wear an
   Egyptian galabiyah for Halloween somewhere in the mid 80s. My
   mom was married to an Egyptian for a couple of years then and he
   brought it back for me as a present. Comfy. Looked new agey.
   Egyptian cotton. She kept the last name. Bekheet 'cause she
   liked how it flows when she writes it out. My grandmother was
   into Edgar Cayce and "ancient astronauts". They LOOKED normal
   but in retrospect, they were closet eclectic. In short, it's my
   upbringing. Sorry. Lifer whether I like it or not. == I've been
   collecting my personal history for about 2 yrs. Right now, I
   found some pieces of a calendar from 1996 where I wrote down
   every day my adventures with friends. Going to transcribe them
   somewhere. Project I'm on. You inspired a few more stories to
   come out just now. Sarcasm is just saying the opposite of what
   you mean. Dry wit might take intelligence but sarcasm? You just
   have to say the opposite. Not much more than that. Starbucks
   girls engage in sarcasm all the time. ==