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10 Quirky Things About MyselfKerri at Kerri’s Journey To Mommyhood posted 10 quirky things about herself and invited her readers to do the same….so I did. 1: I must sleep with socks on. Even when it’s hot. Okay…so now you know all my weirdnesses. Still love me? I’m tagging the following bloggers, who are all members of our adoption forums. Post the link here so I can stop by and see how strange you are! LOL 4 CommentsLeave a comment |
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I’ve been tagged!! Here are my ten:
1. I, too, have a pen obsession. Have you discovered Rose Art’s pens yet? They are the BEST!!
2. I cannot sleep without a heavy blanket, even in the summer.
3. I cannot sleep if I feel any cool air on my back (hence the need for the blanket).
4. The only color lipstick I own is black.
5. I have one color of clothes hangers that can only be used in my closet. It really bothers me if anyone else in the house uses my hangers.
6. I check my alarm clock exactly three times before going to bed.
7. I carry a sweater or jacket into restaurants all year round because I am always cold.
8. I cannot rest if there are dishes in my sink.
9. The toilet paper roll must feed from the top. I have to resist the urge to “fix” other people’s rolls.
10. I cannot remember to bring food home from a restaurant. I have left an entire pizza sitting on the table. I simply cannot process the transportation of food home from a restaurant.
- Faith
Faith’s last blog post..Telling Your Sexually Abused Adopted Child: “It was NOT Your Fault”
OK I was tagged so here are my 10
1. I can’t stand to have wire hangers in my house.
2. I have to sleep with a phone in my bed – not by it but in it.
3. Summer or winter there must be some kind of blanket on the bed.
4. Don’t ever touch my desk. I know where every thing is.
5. I have to use a clean towel everyday.
6. I am a planner – my son’s birhtday is over a month away but I have the cake ordered and paid for as well as the balloons.
7. I have to have calendars in every major room in the house and my purse and car.
8. I can only have matched sheets on all the beds.
9. I can’t turn the water off when I brush my teeth.
10. I am at least 5 minutes early no matter where I go.
Cathy’s last blog post..nothing going on
Hello ladies! Thanks for the pen tip faith-lol.
1. I like to sleep in an L-shape. As much as I love sharing a bed with Hubby, I secretly delight when he gets up an hour or two earlier than I do. Then I can stretch out my legs while lying on my side, usurping his formerly occupied sleeping space.
2. I am drawn to other things that start with L. We adopted through Lutheran Family Services. The lady who does my taxes is named Linda LaLxxxx. My kids go to a school that starts with “L.” Even thought I’m right-handed, I prefer the word “left.” Ls are luscious.
3. I hate having my hands dirty or yukky. I wouldn’t mind having them hermetically sealed.
4. I classify colors as “boy” colors (blues, greens, browns, blacks, greys, purples) and “girl” colors (reds, oranges, pinks, yellows, whites). When I was a small child I thought everyone had the same schema , and I was surprised to find they didn’t.
5. I have lived in Japan, Syria, and Spain. I have visited Egypt, Jordan, Oman, France, Germany, Andorra, Lebanon, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Israel, Mexico, Canada, Turkey, Cyprus, Italy, Costa Rica, and the Bahamas. And I’m not in the military.
6. I have never had a PBJ sandwich.
7. I have kept a daily journal since I was 18. Every day.
8. I proposed to my husband. On a diamond-vision jumbotron screen.
9. The first car I drove was a Rambler Marlin, which my dad later donated to a car museum.
10. I can usually tell the time to within 5 minutes, even without a timepiece.
Lori’s last blog post..Tens.