scenes from a hat

[chaz]

I got this idea from Whose line is it anyway.
(ideas may help)

First one:

Times you Wish you had a buck....






*coughsugestideas*

[Beren One-Hand]

When at a certain grocery store, and I need a loonie (one dollar coin) to unlock and use the shopping cart.

[Christina]

(idea... things u would find in ur wifes diary)

[Wolfchild]

Well, owing to the fact that I am a woman, I would say some sort of code to predict the menstrual cycle (haha lads), and a combination of shopping lists, times to remember and most importantly, feelings.

[SienaJackson]

Problems ur having and want to work out later when u've calmed down and can think rationally, pix of ur fave guys or boyfriend, dreams...wishes (I have pic of Michael and Frodo! LOL)

[Wolfchild]

I think that accounts for every time some random person decides to pick a fight with you by taking the mick and being rude, and then you think of the most perfect thing to say to them when many hours have passed later and the whole situation has been and gone. I got this a lot of the time when I was in high school, (some would call it bullying, but what the hey) and I don't think I was the sort of person then who would say anything back, because I just grew to accept it. That wasn't a good thing, I admit, but the school was under the tyrannical dictatorship of many exceedingly oppressive teachers, so their main concern was if your shirt was tucked in and your tie was four stripes long, not if the fact that they were was meaning the majority of people made your life hell...*sigh*.

[Beren One-Hand]

Woflchild:  I know what you mean.  I experienced some bullying in my day (back in junior high).  And there were always times when I wished I would have said something or did something.  I think we all have some of those experiences and regrets.  I mean there were also many times when I stood up for myself as well - whether verbally or physically.  But when looking back, there were also times that I was glad I didn't say anything, or glad that I reacted calmly or with patience.