Oh dear.
Each player of this game starts off with 10 weird things/habits/little-known facts about yourself. People who get tagged need to write a blog of their own 10 weird habits/things/little-known facts as well as state this rule clearly. At the end you need to choose 10 people to be tagged and list their names.
Ten things I can do. But I don't think I have ten ljay friends!
1. Throughout my life I've been able to recognize pieces of music from movies and say what movie they're from. I dunno, not that exciting but my mom always thought it was amazing. I'm talking composed pieces with orchestration, not some pop piece of crap.
2. I became a nurse because of the nurse who took care of my cousin Ian when he died unexpectedly. I never met the man, but he made such an impact on my aunt and uncle that they communicate with him seven years later, and have gone to visit him in Montana twice since then. I thought that I'd do something right with my life if I could be that person for someone else.
3. I could read when I was three and a half, thanks to my parents. In the same vein, I took the entrance test to MENSA and could've joined, but after meeting some people in MENSA, I politely declined. THEY'RE ALL WEIRD.
4. My parents were divorced when I was in first grade and I went to a Catholic school. I was the only child in my class whose parents were divorced!
5. I never expected to be married or an ER nurse at 25 years old. When I was in high school, on graduation I planned to join Mother Theresa's order and become a nun. Obviously that didn't pan out! After that I wanted to go to film school, so as you can tell, it was a fickle run of ideas.
6. I can't eat certain meals if my foods are mixed or touching. I've gotten better about that XD
7. I am rabidly obsessed with the X-Men universe and can discuss the characters, plots, and canon for HOURS.
8. I've delivered three kinds of newborns personally, with my hands catching: Horses, Sheep, and Humans.
9. I saw the movie "Gladiator" nine times in the theatre. Eventually I had to start bribing people to go with me.
10. When I was a freshman in high school, my mom almost moved us to Denver for a job. If we had moved, I would've attended high school at Columbine and been a senior the same year as the shootings.
Ten things I can do. But I don't think I have ten ljay friends!
1. Throughout my life I've been able to recognize pieces of music from movies and say what movie they're from. I dunno, not that exciting but my mom always thought it was amazing. I'm talking composed pieces with orchestration, not some pop piece of crap.
2. I became a nurse because of the nurse who took care of my cousin Ian when he died unexpectedly. I never met the man, but he made such an impact on my aunt and uncle that they communicate with him seven years later, and have gone to visit him in Montana twice since then. I thought that I'd do something right with my life if I could be that person for someone else.
3. I could read when I was three and a half, thanks to my parents. In the same vein, I took the entrance test to MENSA and could've joined, but after meeting some people in MENSA, I politely declined. THEY'RE ALL WEIRD.
4. My parents were divorced when I was in first grade and I went to a Catholic school. I was the only child in my class whose parents were divorced!
5. I never expected to be married or an ER nurse at 25 years old. When I was in high school, on graduation I planned to join Mother Theresa's order and become a nun. Obviously that didn't pan out! After that I wanted to go to film school, so as you can tell, it was a fickle run of ideas.
6. I can't eat certain meals if my foods are mixed or touching. I've gotten better about that XD
7. I am rabidly obsessed with the X-Men universe and can discuss the characters, plots, and canon for HOURS.
8. I've delivered three kinds of newborns personally, with my hands catching: Horses, Sheep, and Humans.
9. I saw the movie "Gladiator" nine times in the theatre. Eventually I had to start bribing people to go with me.
10. When I was a freshman in high school, my mom almost moved us to Denver for a job. If we had moved, I would've attended high school at Columbine and been a senior the same year as the shootings.