Shawn tagged me in a meme and I wasn’t sure where to respond. Now that I have a spot where my more personal stuff won’t impede others’ productivity, here we go…
- I have a horrible sense of direction. North? East? What are those? (Perhaps to make up for this, I am *really* good at remembering a route I’ve already traveled once, even years later.)
- I don’t believe in past-life regression, but if I did, I’d be positive I used to be a Hungarian woman. This implausible hunch started when I randomly picked up the DVD of Marta Meszaros’s “Adoption” and felt an uncanny sense of familiarity with the background images. (Why was this Cold-War-era Eastern European flick at the Hollywood Video in downtown Salt Lake City? I’ll never know.) But here’s the kicker: when I spent a week alone in Budapest the following year, I didn’t get lost — not once.
- I am horrified by the sight of wide-ruled paper, which makes shopping for new journals very uncomfortable.
- As a pre-teen, I danced in parades dressed as a monkey to promote a local children’s amusement center.
- I last saw my biological father when I was in high school, and he still doesn’t know that I know who he is.
- Growing up, I always wanted eight children. (Now that I am a grown-up, I want zero.)
- I have never lived in just one place for longer than nine months.
- I love hospitals. I volunteer at hospitals frequently because I enjoy simply spending time in them. I even love the food. I think it’s the combination of cleanliness, technology, and sense of security.
What are eight things I don’t know about you, Christine, Vanessa, Keith, and Jay?
I especially enjoy #3 & #7… #7 begs the question… when are you leaving Seattle then?
Comment by An Bui — January 31, 2008 @ 8:59 am
By the way, I’m still working on this one. :-):-) I got tagged with four memes in one week–I’m spacing them out!
Comment by mousewords — February 2, 2008 @ 4:45 pm
[...] Know About Me.” It’s been done very well by my friend Christina Warren, and Marina Martin tagged me to do my own version of the list. The problem is, I’m not really that interesting. [...]
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