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1. I burp. A lot. Sometimes in public.

2. I do NOT like attention being drawn to me. At all. Despite popular belief. Ask Matt. I will flip the freak out.

3. I love Disney movies. Right now my favorite is The Emperor’s New Groove. Uh huh. Look at me and my bad self.

4. I cry too much.

5. I'm terrified of doing aerobics in public. Read #2.

6. I’m finding that the older I get, the less compassion I seem to have. I have yet to determine if this is good or bad.

7. I’m not a fan of politics and sometimes I don’t understand it. What I don’t like is my money being taken from me for no good reason. It’s that simple.

8. I LOVE my kids. I hate everyone else’s. Well…most of them anyway.

9. My favorite place to be in the whole world is curled up in bed with my husband.

10. Sometimes I wish I could go back to 16 year old me. I’d tell her life does get better.

11. I do not like big crowds.

12. Some days, I’m perfectly content being left alone.

13. I am terrified of snakes. And big dogs.

14. It takes a lot to gross me out and not much does.

15. I hate doing dishes. And laundry.

16. I love to sing and been told I’m pretty good at it but I’m terrified to sing in front of people. Again, read #2.

17. I love to laugh. Almost as much as I love to breath. Yes, that much.

18. As much as I try to deny how girlie I am…sometimes, I’m just a girlie girl.

19. I love tattoos and piercings and want more.

20. My life dream is coming true. I’m going to be a nurse.

21. I love frogs. So much that I collect them. Yeah, I’m that person.

22. I’m super smart even if I don’t act like it sometimes.

23. I love to cook.

24. I love to get my hands dirty.

25. I love the outdoors.

26. Spiders will make me scream like a girl.

27. I want to see the world.

28. I don’t have a lot of friends and I’m ok with that.

29. I want to be skinny with long hair when I graduate from college.

30. I have a horrible sweet tooth.

31. I lived in Japan for 2 years. Then I moved to Hawaii.

32. I love coffee.

33. I've always wanted to learn how to play the piano.

34. I’m very crafty but I have to be in the mood for it.

35. I love hard and I’m very loyal.

36. I could swim before I could walk.

37. I believe in God. I do not believe in religion. Most days, I don't even believe in people. Which is why I do not go to church.

38. I have a horrible potty mouth but I know how to keep it in check.


Comments

  1. Razorblade BrainAugust 14, 2012 at 4:35 PM

    Emperor's New Groove is my FAVE!!! LLAMA FACE!!!!

    I agree with you on a ton of points.
    But totally not the attention one. I love being the center of attention. (well, duh)

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  2. MikkiAugust 14, 2012 at 8:13 PM

    I need to make a list like this!!

    ReplyDelete

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