1. What was the easiest subject for you in school?
English, by far. Math was pretty easy for me too.
2. Three signs Autumn is here:
Leaves are changing color, leaves begin to fall, Halloween supplies go on sale, birds start to fly south, etc etc.
3. What is your favorite flavor of potato chip?
I don't really care much for chips, but if I had to choose, I guess I'd say.....Cheddar and sour cream.
4. What is your favorite dessert to get at a restaurant?
I don't go to restaurants often, and when I do I rarely get dessert.
5. Where is your favorite place to go when you need some time alone?
There is no such thing as "time alone" in my life. I'm serious.
6. Scatter-brained or organized?
Organized usually, but I have my days.
7. Would you pay extra for a room with a view?
Doubt it. When you're on vacation, aren't you supposed to spend most of your time out of the room anyways?
8. What is your favorite black-and-white movie?
I don't really have a favorite, but I enjoy quite a few.
9. What's the best part of the playground?
The swings I suppose.
10. Which do you prefer: the activity of city life or the peacefulness of country life?
A mix of the two.
11. The color yellow makes me think of:
Bananas.
12. What was the last tv program you watched?
I'm currently watching "Lazy Town". Oh you mean the last tv show I watched by choice? Roseanne.
13. How old were you when you got your first bank account?
16, I believe.
14. What is your most productive time of day?
For me, afternoon.
15. Ketchup goes on:
Nearly everything.
16. Which room in your home needs the most cleaning attention right now?
My daughter's room.
17. What bill do you hate to pay the most?The mortgage, simply because it's the biggest bill.
18. Why did you choose the shirt you are wearing today?
Because it was what I grabbed. It matched.
19. Do you think marriage is an outdated ritual?
Yes, very much so.
20. Where was the hangout spot when you were a teenager?
The Sizzler during my early teenage years, after it was shut down, it became Roller City.
Showing posts with label This is Who I Am. Show all posts
Showing posts with label This is Who I Am. Show all posts
Monday, March 15, 2010
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
I got this from Someday I'll Get There....let me know if you decide to post it, so I can have a looksie. :)
1.Candy corn: Your thoughts?
Don't like it. If I'm going to eat sweets, I want them to taste better than that.
2. Briefly, what was the first conversation you ever had with your spouse? (or best friend, if you're not married.) (Or someone significant, like your librarian.)
There is no way in hell I could ever remember that. I was in like third grade. Literally. Maybe even younger. The first memory I have, is standing on opposite sides of our yards (he lived behind me growing up), and him hitting me in the head with a rock. Now that wasn't very nice, was it? Haha.
3. Could you ever become a vegetarian?
I am a vegetarian. I have relapsed before. So no, I am not a perfect vegetarian. But it is important to me. I'm just weak. (damn cashew chicken.)
4. Have you ever dressed up your pet in a costume?
I have an iguana. Something tells me he wouldn't like that very much.
5. Name something about childhood that you miss (like Clark Bars, Tea berry Gum, Malibu Barbie, cracking fake eggs on people's heads with your fist and "It's the Great Pumpkin" airing only once a year).
My grandmother was alive. And to quite honest, that's all I miss.
6. Have you ever won a trophy? If not, what do you deserve a trophy for?
In fifth grade, I made it to the top five in the city wide spelling bee. (I wonder if that trophy still exists....)
7. When do you think is the appropriate time to begin playing Christmas music each year?
When Thanksgiving is over. I don't think people give Thanksgiving enough credit.
8. What is your favorite board game?
Probably Checkers.
9. How do you feel about surprises (receiving, not giving)?
It depends on who it's from, and what it is. I don't like to feel uncomfortable. I also don't like to feel indebted to anyone.
10. Is it easy for you to say "I'm sorry?"
When I mean it. (I don't say it if I don't though...soo....yes, it is easy.)
11. What is your favorite candle scent?
I don't really have a favorite. I prefer incense if I'm going for the smell.
12. October is traditionally "open house" time in public schools. If you had a literal open house in your home (like a reception) what light snacks would you serve visitors and what would you show them (as in art projects, graded papers) that would uniquely represent you?
Light snacks? Um...fruit. Sorry guys, I love my fruit. I would show them my art, though I am self conscious about it, usually. (Note, I would never allow that many people in my house at once. I hate it.)
Don't like it. If I'm going to eat sweets, I want them to taste better than that.
2. Briefly, what was the first conversation you ever had with your spouse? (or best friend, if you're not married.) (Or someone significant, like your librarian.)
There is no way in hell I could ever remember that. I was in like third grade. Literally. Maybe even younger. The first memory I have, is standing on opposite sides of our yards (he lived behind me growing up), and him hitting me in the head with a rock. Now that wasn't very nice, was it? Haha.
3. Could you ever become a vegetarian?
I am a vegetarian. I have relapsed before. So no, I am not a perfect vegetarian. But it is important to me. I'm just weak. (damn cashew chicken.)
4. Have you ever dressed up your pet in a costume?
I have an iguana. Something tells me he wouldn't like that very much.
5. Name something about childhood that you miss (like Clark Bars, Tea berry Gum, Malibu Barbie, cracking fake eggs on people's heads with your fist and "It's the Great Pumpkin" airing only once a year).
My grandmother was alive. And to quite honest, that's all I miss.
6. Have you ever won a trophy? If not, what do you deserve a trophy for?
In fifth grade, I made it to the top five in the city wide spelling bee. (I wonder if that trophy still exists....)
7. When do you think is the appropriate time to begin playing Christmas music each year?
When Thanksgiving is over. I don't think people give Thanksgiving enough credit.
8. What is your favorite board game?
Probably Checkers.
9. How do you feel about surprises (receiving, not giving)?
It depends on who it's from, and what it is. I don't like to feel uncomfortable. I also don't like to feel indebted to anyone.
10. Is it easy for you to say "I'm sorry?"
When I mean it. (I don't say it if I don't though...soo....yes, it is easy.)
11. What is your favorite candle scent?
I don't really have a favorite. I prefer incense if I'm going for the smell.
12. October is traditionally "open house" time in public schools. If you had a literal open house in your home (like a reception) what light snacks would you serve visitors and what would you show them (as in art projects, graded papers) that would uniquely represent you?
Light snacks? Um...fruit. Sorry guys, I love my fruit. I would show them my art, though I am self conscious about it, usually. (Note, I would never allow that many people in my house at once. I hate it.)
Friday, April 10, 2009
Totally Random Facts about Me.
- I love makeup, but rarely wear it.
- I don't believe in God, but accept all religions.
- I love the smell of Comet. [the cleaner].
- I can't stand being lied to. No matter how minor the lie.
- I have had my gall bladder removed.
- I can't stand improper spelling or grammar.
- I am a democrat.
- I believe Oprah is overrated.
- I do NOT enjoy camping. At all.
- I love tattoos.
- I've gone to see Tech N9ne in concert 10 times, within about 3 years.
- James Patterson is my favorite author.
- I have six siblings.
- I'm very afraid of waterbugs. I think it's actually a phobia.
- I almost NEVER wear any shoes other then flip flops.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
About me.
I have two beautiful kids, ages 2 1/2, and 4 months. I've been with their dad for seven years. We aren't married, because I don't believe it to be necessary. We're happy with things the way they are right now, but you never know will happen down the line. What I do know, is that we don't plan on it.
I'm not a spiritual or religious person. I live my life by my standards, and have my own set of morals. I invest every once of my heart and soul into my family. They are everything to me, and nothing will ever change that. Although it's hard sometimes, I try my best to give my kids the best life I can. You could say we weren't the most fortunate kids growing up, and I never want my kids to have to go without.
I've lost many important people in the last few years, people who I couldn't have imagined what life would be like without. Many people, and even a dog. I still think about all of them pretty much on a daily basis, and sometimes it's hard to cope with. But I try to be as happy as I can, and do my best to not dwell on the past. I realize the future with my kids is the most important thing. It's astonishing how much one person can hold a family together. You don't realize how essential they are to a family, until they're gone, and everything falls apart. I've realized that quite a few times in the last few years. I have next to no contact with a lot of people due to that very thing.
So anyways, those are just a few things about me. A few of my views on life and such. Now I think I'll go do an "About Me" survey to post....so it's a little on the lighter side.
I'm not a spiritual or religious person. I live my life by my standards, and have my own set of morals. I invest every once of my heart and soul into my family. They are everything to me, and nothing will ever change that. Although it's hard sometimes, I try my best to give my kids the best life I can. You could say we weren't the most fortunate kids growing up, and I never want my kids to have to go without.
I've lost many important people in the last few years, people who I couldn't have imagined what life would be like without. Many people, and even a dog. I still think about all of them pretty much on a daily basis, and sometimes it's hard to cope with. But I try to be as happy as I can, and do my best to not dwell on the past. I realize the future with my kids is the most important thing. It's astonishing how much one person can hold a family together. You don't realize how essential they are to a family, until they're gone, and everything falls apart. I've realized that quite a few times in the last few years. I have next to no contact with a lot of people due to that very thing.
So anyways, those are just a few things about me. A few of my views on life and such. Now I think I'll go do an "About Me" survey to post....so it's a little on the lighter side.
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