A Meme, because otherwise my LJ is going to be depressing
Meme and questions from earthstar_moon.
▸ Comment with "PIERCE THE HEAVENS!"
▸ I'll respond by asking you five questions so I can get to know you better.
▸ Update your journal with the answers to the questions.
▸ Include this explanation in the post and offer to ask other people questions.
1. What are your favorite kind of books?
I love, love, love, historical romances. Heck, I love novels that were written a couple of hundred years ago, even. Currently re-reading Anne of Green Gables for the umpteenth time if that's any indication of my reading habits. Not to say that I haven't or don't enjoy contemporary novels, because I do. Usually of the trashy romance or mystery variety. But my weakness will always be historical romances.
2. How did you meet your husband?
Hubby and I met in eighth grade science. I was talking to another classmate, needed another opinion, asked him, and the rest is history. Admittedly we didn't start dating until the end of our junior year of high school (well, it wasn't official official until a few weeks before we started our senior year), but we were really close friends. We continued dating through the first couple of years of college before distance took its toll and we broke up. But after graduation we found each other again, and less than a month after we got back together, we decided that we should get married.
3. Do you have any siblings?
I am in the middle of seven. Only two are full-blooded siblings, though. My dad had two kids from his first marriage when he married my mom - my older brother and my oldest sister. I then have one older sister (full blood) and a younger brother (full blood). I'm smack dab in the middle of them. After my parents split, my mom remarried and had two more kids - a younger sister and my youngest brother.
4. What is your favorite kind of animal?
I am very much a cat person.
5. Do you think you want any kids?
My husband and I have agreed that kids would be nice - in about two or three years. We're rather enjoying our time as just a married couple. It allows us freedom to just pick up and go if we suddenly decide we want to go to the coast one weekend.
▸ Comment with "PIERCE THE HEAVENS!"
▸ I'll respond by asking you five questions so I can get to know you better.
▸ Update your journal with the answers to the questions.
▸ Include this explanation in the post and offer to ask other people questions.
1. What are your favorite kind of books?
I love, love, love, historical romances. Heck, I love novels that were written a couple of hundred years ago, even. Currently re-reading Anne of Green Gables for the umpteenth time if that's any indication of my reading habits. Not to say that I haven't or don't enjoy contemporary novels, because I do. Usually of the trashy romance or mystery variety. But my weakness will always be historical romances.
2. How did you meet your husband?
Hubby and I met in eighth grade science. I was talking to another classmate, needed another opinion, asked him, and the rest is history. Admittedly we didn't start dating until the end of our junior year of high school (well, it wasn't official official until a few weeks before we started our senior year), but we were really close friends. We continued dating through the first couple of years of college before distance took its toll and we broke up. But after graduation we found each other again, and less than a month after we got back together, we decided that we should get married.
3. Do you have any siblings?
I am in the middle of seven. Only two are full-blooded siblings, though. My dad had two kids from his first marriage when he married my mom - my older brother and my oldest sister. I then have one older sister (full blood) and a younger brother (full blood). I'm smack dab in the middle of them. After my parents split, my mom remarried and had two more kids - a younger sister and my youngest brother.
4. What is your favorite kind of animal?
I am very much a cat person.
5. Do you think you want any kids?
My husband and I have agreed that kids would be nice - in about two or three years. We're rather enjoying our time as just a married couple. It allows us freedom to just pick up and go if we suddenly decide we want to go to the coast one weekend.