After a day when I (1) had to verify my identity a kashmillion times while using computers and (2) watched a wonderful movie about identity called Hit Man, I’ve decided that identity will be the topic for today’s blog post.
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In Hit Man, Gary Johnson (based on a real person) has several identities, including a college Psychology professor who has two cats (named Ego and Id) and who likes bird watching.
I identify with those aspects of Gary Johnson’s identity.
Part of my identity is asking questions on Twitter …
… and sharing what day it is with you.
The Daily Bitch has a pretty consistent identity.
Three weeks ago today, I assumed the identity of songwriter/musician/performer in front of an audience of people I love, and it was a highlight of my life. Soon I’ll be working on the new identity of somebody who releases a live album!
Here’s what I find when I search for “identity” on YouTube.
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Thanks to all who support my identity as a daily blogger, including YOU!
You are so wonderfully you, Ann.
Thank you, my wonderful friend.
I plan to see hit man so I scrolled through that part of your post, but I think we all have myriad parts to our identity and we have ti make peace with all of who we are
You and I agree about identity, my friend.
Unfortunately, I identify as the kind of person who needs a good excuse to lie around all day reading vampire novels and slurping a tubful of chocolate pudding. Just hope I remember that’s what I wanted to do when that’s all I CAN do! 🙂
I appreciate all your identities, Barbara!
I think it’s wonderful that you assumed the identity of songwriter/musician/performer because it shows that our identity isn’t something fixed. To paraphrase Walt Whitman, we all contain multitudes. Now I need to figure out some way to fit Stupid Guy Thing Day into my identity.
You contain wonderful multitudes, Chris!
I’m wondering if each cat can identify which particular toys are their own, or whether they share all.
I’m wondering the same, Debbie!