I never got tagged with this but both the boys are sleeping and I'm trying to delay folding laundry.
Rules:
A. Link to the person who tagged you.
B. Share 7 random and/or weird facts about you.
C. Tag 7 random people at the end, and include links to their blogs. I'm not one to tag people - it feels too much like a chain letter. But I thought this was a neat idea.
1. I smell everything. Before I buy it, eat it, wear it, look at it; basically if it's something I will be in contact with, I smell it first. It's amazing how much you find out about something/one simply by smelling it.
2. I love bugs. The creepier and crawlier the better.
3. I discected a dead bird as a teenager and saved the eyeballs in the freezer, because they were cool and I wanted to show them to my dad.
4. Hands down my favourite food is garlic. It makes everything better.
5. Grocery day is the highlight of my week. Meal planning is a close second.
6. When I was little my greatest dream was to wear glasses and have a mouth full of metal braces.
7. I'm cheap. If it isn't on Sale, Special, Markdown, Deal, I don't buy it. No exceptions.
While I'm writing stuff: I'd like to get into a really good book. Mostly because there's crap on TV these days but I like the idea of sitting down at the end of the day, after the boys are in bed, with a hot tea and a really really great book. Any suggestions?
2 comments:
Bugs....ewwww!!! The crawlier, the creepier!!!
And I too LOVE grocery shopping, but I need to learn how to meal plan. I suck at it and I just grocery shop on a whim. I end up with a house stocked full of food, but nothing to make for dinner.
Very cool list Michelle! I didn't know how gross you are though... a dead birds eyes in the freezer... I threw up a little in my mouth when I read that... YUCK!!!
Some good book suggestions: The Red Tent by Anita Diamant... I read this and really enjoyed in then got whatever else I could find by her in the library (The Last days of Dogtown, Good Harbour)... very interesting reading. Also I enjoyed The Memory Keepers Daughter which was just recently made into a TV movie and came out on video a month or two ago (haven't seen it but would like to). I enjoyed Q&A, which is what the movie Slumdog Millionaire is based on. Also a book called Sundays at Tiffany's by James Patterson was really cute and reminded me of one of my favorite movies. That's what has been on my bedside table for the past year or so, since I rediscovered the Library... what a great place!!!
Let me know if you pick any of these up and what you think!
Amanda (not Isaac)
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