Six Weird Things About Me
Monica tagged me with this meme today, where I have to “fess up” to 6 weird things about myself – are you sure you want to play this game, Monica?
The Rules: Each player starts with “6 weird things about you”. Each person who gets tagged needs to write a blog post of their own 6 weird things as well as clearly state this rule. After you state your 6 weird things, you need to choose 6 people to be tagged and list their names. Don’t forget to leave a comment that says “you’re tagged” in their comments and tell them to read your blog for information as to what it means.
1. I find Jack Black strangely attractive.
2. The most impressive thing I learned at University was how to crush a beer can on my forehead (don’t you all just love me now?).
3. I’m borderline agoraphobic.
4. I eat my pancakes with peanut butter and maple syrup on them (even weirder – I don’t actually think this is weird).
5.I want more than anything to live in a Hobbit House.
6. I insist on line-drying my laundry in the middle of winter (this one was supplied by my husband when I couldn’t think of anything else).
I won’t tag anyone in particular, but if you feel like taking part in the fun, let me know where I can check out your list!
Well I got a snicker and a giggle out of it π
Do you line dry your clothes outside? Do they get dry?
Also, my grandfather(rip) used to eat pancakes with peanut butter and maple syrup. I’m sure it’s delicious but can’t justify the added fat~lol
Monica – I’m glad I amuse you so! π
Chelee – Yes, I dry them outside (in between rainstorms). They usually get dry or at least mostly dry and I finish them off inside.
They were frozen solid and covered in frost after a night on the line the other day, but by noon they were steaming, and were more or less dry by the afternoon. Our line is very exposed so I think the extra bit of sun and wind helps things along.
A wise man, your grandfather! I can’t justify the fat either, except by counting it as protein instead of fat (I can rationalize anything!).
We’ve alway dried our clothes outside in the winter…I didn’t think it was weird until now π Hmm…
Sorry you had to find out this way, Carla. ; )