Tagged Again
So, now that I feel well enough to post again, it seems that I have a little catching up to do. Both Karen and Ange have tagged me for two different posts. I think it only fitting to answer Karen’s first since her tag was given first. Later I will respond to Ange’s tag. So here goes:
5 Reasons I Am A Dork
1. I tend to make up songs, jingles about what I am doing, or places that I attend.
Sometimes the songs are Shawanda originals but sometimes I just take current songs and change the words around. Just ask Sara about our Bill Whitsman songs.
2. I enjoy playing the Sims and making intricate families that are almost impossible to play. The
problem resides in the fact that I have each character’s story written out in my head. It makes for much less game flexibility.
3. I like my books to look as if they have never been read. No matter how many times I have read a book or how long I have owned it, I hate to see that inevitable line in the middle of the spine. The only exception is my Bible.
4. I love the smell of gasoline, Rubber Cement, and White Out.
5. I spaz out over the silliest of things. In fact, coming up with this list was a little more
stressful than it should have been. I actually had John read this over to make sure that I didn’t
sound like a complete dork.
So there you have it. I am supposed to tag 5 people now so I will tag Tammy, Amanda, Jessica, Stephanie, and Katie. I have a feeling that the things you guys would put down as dorky traits are actually the reasons why I would think you were cool.
5 Reasons I Am A Dork
1. I tend to make up songs, jingles about what I am doing, or places that I attend.
Sometimes the songs are Shawanda originals but sometimes I just take current songs and change the words around. Just ask Sara about our Bill Whitsman songs.
2. I enjoy playing the Sims and making intricate families that are almost impossible to play. The
problem resides in the fact that I have each character’s story written out in my head. It makes for much less game flexibility.
3. I like my books to look as if they have never been read. No matter how many times I have read a book or how long I have owned it, I hate to see that inevitable line in the middle of the spine. The only exception is my Bible.
4. I love the smell of gasoline, Rubber Cement, and White Out.
5. I spaz out over the silliest of things. In fact, coming up with this list was a little more
stressful than it should have been. I actually had John read this over to make sure that I didn’t
sound like a complete dork.
So there you have it. I am supposed to tag 5 people now so I will tag Tammy, Amanda, Jessica, Stephanie, and Katie. I have a feeling that the things you guys would put down as dorky traits are actually the reasons why I would think you were cool.