Introductory Blurb

        Everyone has their own way of expressing themselves.  Whether it be verbally, physically, or emotionally, everyone is unique in that respect.  If someone keeps a journal about their thoughts on certain subjects, events, ideas, and people, it can reveal a lot about their true personality.
        In case the table of contents didn't give away the motif, I chose all adjectives.  The adjectives used to describe something say more about the noun than the noun itself.  Adjectives, in my opinion, are the strongest and most useful part of speech.  A sentence can go from complementary to insulting with an adjective.  I chose adjectives for versatility of my creativity, but I didn't just chose any adjective.  It's a wonderful and dignifying sight to see someone reading your writing and the dictionary simultaneously. For that reason, I chose unique adjectives.
        Also, the majority of my entries are written from a point of view other than my own. It's a way of drifting from the ordinary and thinking outside the box.  Writing a situation from another person's perspective makes things challenging and I love a challenge.
        My entries were chosen at random.  However, I chose the theme of adjectives before my choosing.  This shows I have some sense of order.
        Instead of choosing a name and writing about that person, I chose an adjective and showed how it pertained to them.  I even wrote stories narrated by them.  Two examples of this style of writing include "Nonchalant" and "Sardonic."  "Nonchalant" is told by my friend Jax in Australia.  "Sardonic" is narrated by Joe, pretending to enjoy being out in the field, hence why I used "Sardonic" for that narration.