Here are the rules:
A. Each player lists 6 facts/habits about themselves.
B. At the end of the post, the player then tags 6 people and posts their names, then goes to their blogs and leaves them a comment, letting them know that they have been tagged and asking them to read your blog, for these rules.
1. In high school I was the sports editor for our yearbook. I designed the layout for every sports page, was the copy editor for all the articles & sotries going into the sports section, and I wrote several stories of my own. At Ricks, I wrote for the yearbook -- yep in sports. My biggest reason for writing for sports? To meet cute guy athletes. Yup. There is it in black & white.
2. I have played the piano since I was 5. I'm now 28.
3. I'm always nervous leaving my children with a sitter -- even my parents. I'm not worried about the kids so much anymore as I am worried about what my kids will do to the sitter! LOL And I have the most wonderful and easy children so I don't know why I worry so much!
4. I always wanted a big sister/brother, but never had one. So, I tried to be the kind of big sister/brother that I always wanted. I don't know that I've succeeded very well in that area, especially since I was a bully to my younger siblings. Swirlies anyone? :)
5. I love maps. I like to imagine what it must be like to live somewhere -- what the people are like, what it looks like, etc. I think the best part about being a General Authority in the Church would be to visit people & places all over the world!
6. I have a hard time reading a fiction book more than once. I read fiction books mostly to find out how they end, but once I do, I have a hard time reading them again -- I know how it ends. But, I'm not like this with movies. I can watch movies over again until I can quote them from beginning to end.
I don't know who to tag yet. I'll have to go see who has been tagged already. I'll post it later.
1 comment:
That's funny you always wanted an older sibling. I did, too! I know other oldest children who say the same thing. But I guess somebody has to start it off.
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