I've been tagged about 37 times to do this on Facebook, but I'm bucking the system and doing it here instead. Thanks to Snarky Amber for the blog post idea!
1. I like dead stuff.
2. I'm completely obsessed with bones (ahem, get your mind out of the gutter).
3. I read 2-3 books per week.
4. I watch reality television because it makes me feel normal.
5. I feel like a terrible person when I read Sad Guy's blog to remind me that things could always be worse, then I do it anyway.
6. I have something like 16 total siblings, some of whom I've never seen.
7. I hate mayonnaise more than anything on the planet (aside, maybe, from two girls one cup...but it's a close call). Even typing the word is making me gag.
8. The word "moist" ooks me out.
9. I like Pepsi better than Coke.
10. I am terrified of failure.
11. I cannot stand to look at nail polish on my fingernails.
12. I hate the noise that macaroni and cheese makes when you stir it.
13. I would usually rather do things for someone else than for myself (but I'm working on this).
14. When asked what I wanted to be when I grow up (as a child), my answer was often, "a cheerleader."
15. I hate fake people.
16. I miss Peanut everyday. (She was my dog. She got hit by a car in November 2008.)
17. I think marriage is a bad, bad, bad idea.
18. I'm far too selfish to want children.
19. I have no idea what color my hair really is any more.
20. I think my lips are my best feature, but my eyes are a close second.
21. I've actually thrown sushi up in my napkin at a restaurant. Damn seaweed.
22. My "under-the-sink" spaces (bathroom and kitchen) are very organized.
23. I will watch just about any show on television that involves dancing.
24. I judge you for your poor grammar and spelling. Constantly.
25. This was harder than I expected.
We’re not going anywhere.
2 days ago
3 comments:
I saw Sad Guy this weekend at Irish Fest. He looked sad.
My terrible spelling and grammer are very embarassing, so I don't blame you for judging!
If you assume that I grew up in the hood and went to a terrible school, you judged correctly!
Haha. Don't worry about it, Punky. There are more important things in life. It's just one of those things I notice. :-)
At this point, I pretty much assume that they don't teach kids grammar or spelling in school any more. Education reform...it might be the key. Oh, and less IM and text message speak.
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