I wrote this a while ago but was saving it while I contemplated the answers more. Haven't come up with anything new, so I guess this is it!
My friend Leslie tagged me
The Rules:
Link the Person who Tagged you.
Mention rules on your blog.
Tell about 6 quirks of yours.
Tag 6 fellow bloggers to do the same.
Leave a comment to let them know.
1. I'm very conscious of how someone would visualize me based on the state of my abode. For instance, when I was still living at home, I'd think to myself, "If someone (I usually pictured a burgler) came in my bedroom while I'm at school, what would they think of me based on what they saw?" and consequently made sure my bed was made, clothes put away, everything in its place. That came in handy when I managed apartments in Seattle, because my living room was wholly visible from the manager's office.
2. I don't like to have unfinished projects, in general and more pointedly when it comes to crafts. I have a rule to finish a current project before beginning anything else.
3. I eat my cold cereal dry. Tried it multiple times with milk; just don't like the combination. But I always have a tall glass of milk with my cereal.
4. If my bed didn't get made during the day, I make it right before I go to bed. You're probably thinking right now that I've taken "neat freak" to a dangerous level. Whenever Nathan shakes his head about it (see? I know it's weird), I tell him that I don't like twisted sheets or unevenly distributed blankets. The easiest way to fix that is to just make the bed.
5. I have to have window coverings at night. Dark windows freak me out, thanks to one of my brothers teasing me about red eyes looking in the window at me one night when I was somewhere around the age of 7.
6. I have no problem holding a snake, but don't ask me to touch a worm. I've been squeamish around worms since that lucky age of 7- or 8-ish when I saw a low-budget, made-for-TV horror show about flesh-eating nightcrawlers that coincidentally could also eat through walls of homes and roofs of cars.
1 comment:
I knew about the neatness and making the bed. I didn't know you ate your cereal dry. I have to admire you for finishing projects before starting the next one. That is definitly something I need to work on.
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