Friday Firsts
Well, keeping to the frivolous friday theme... here is yet another meme of sorts.
Firsts:
1. What is the first thing you do when you get up in the morning?
look at a clock
2. What is your first memory?
I don't remember which of the two listed here were first. I remember trying to walk home from a park and getting waylaid by a "concerned" adult (I was three) while trying to cross a busy road (I think my mom said it was 4 lanes). I also remember hiding under my grandfather's office desk and noting the water damage ceiling as well as the scary basement where my uncle did woodworking (it wasn't well lit and between the big table saws and sawdust covered floors it was scary to me - again, I was only three).
3. If you won a million dollars, what is the first thing you would do with it?
Pay off my credit card.
4. When was the first time you kissed someone of the opposite sex who isn't a parent or relative?
Um, when I was 5. But I didn't progress past kissing for many, many years.
5. What was the first career you planned on having?
Harp player. I should have stuck with that idea. I was smarter at 9 than I gave myself credit for being.
Firsts:
1. What is the first thing you do when you get up in the morning?
look at a clock
2. What is your first memory?
I don't remember which of the two listed here were first. I remember trying to walk home from a park and getting waylaid by a "concerned" adult (I was three) while trying to cross a busy road (I think my mom said it was 4 lanes). I also remember hiding under my grandfather's office desk and noting the water damage ceiling as well as the scary basement where my uncle did woodworking (it wasn't well lit and between the big table saws and sawdust covered floors it was scary to me - again, I was only three).
3. If you won a million dollars, what is the first thing you would do with it?
Pay off my credit card.
4. When was the first time you kissed someone of the opposite sex who isn't a parent or relative?
Um, when I was 5. But I didn't progress past kissing for many, many years.
5. What was the first career you planned on having?
Harp player. I should have stuck with that idea. I was smarter at 9 than I gave myself credit for being.
1 Comments:
It was four lanes and busy doesn't begin to describe it. Think the Dan Ryan.
Yeah, I would have liked the harp. Free concert tickets for me instead of a daughter who knows how to blow up an airport terminal with the contents of her Dansani bottle. Bad call....
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