Here's how it goes:
1. Thank and link the person who nominated you.
2. Share seven random facts about yourself.
3. Pass the award on to five new-found blogging buddies.
4. Contact the winners to congratulate them.
2. Share seven random facts about yourself.
3. Pass the award on to five new-found blogging buddies.
4. Contact the winners to congratulate them.
Okay, here goes.....
1. I have a phobia of driving.
Not many people know this. I can't think of any explanation for this phobia, but it goes way back. Like, as far back as I can remember. As a little kid, I used to have recurring dreams about being in a car, urgently needing to drive somewhere, but having no clue how to operate the car. Once I got my license, I stopped having the dreams. But the phobia didn't go away.
And btw, having a phobia about something I have to do every day? AWESOME. Just imagine if you had to pet tarantulas (or whatever your phobia is) every day. Yeah. I deal with it by playing music really loud, singing along, and going to great lengths to avoid having passengers in the car with me. So please, if you know me IRL, offer to do the driving and save me a few panic attacks. If you do, I promise I won't sing.
2. I don't like chocolate.
Never have. I'll eat it once in a while if I want something sweet, but I just don't get the passion people have for it. My husband doesn't like chocolate, either. We're obviously meant for each other.
3. I don't mind public speaking.
Speaking in front of a group - if I've had time to prepare - doesn't bother me. But being forced to make small talk with a stranger 1-on-1? Now THAT freaks me the eff out.
4. I frequently get accused of "laughing at everything."
And I also get told - sometimes by the same people - that I'm way too serious. Conflicting messages, people!
5. I'd stopped growing by age 13.
I was a freakishly tall child, then I just stopped growing around 6th or 7th grade. I was terrible at basketball, which made it all the worse, but redeemed myself when I started playing softball and became an an outstanding 1st baseperson. I hit leadoff, btw; highest OBP. (Bonus random fact: I am ridiculously knowledgeable about baseball. Not current teams and players - who has time for that? - but the game itself.)
At 5'6"-ish (ok, 5'5.5" to get really accurate) I'm not a freakishly tall adult by any means, but still do a mental "whatever" when someone calls me petite. I guess in my mind I'm still half a foot taller than everyone else.
6. I want to write science fiction.
I think the best writers are science fiction writers. I don't think I'm good enough to do it. But someday I'll write a sci fi novel, someday....
7. I want to be a drummer in a rock band.
Yeah, I want to be a published author and make a million dollars off my novels, blah, blah, blah. But my REAL fantasy is to play drums in a band. I started learning to play drums last year. I love it. LOVE. My husband is a songwriter, singer, and plays pretty much everything. He says I'm a natural, and I'm about 95% sure he's not just saying it to be nice. Back when I actually had some time to practice, we used to jam once in a while. It was every bit as awesome as it sounds like it would be. I haven't practiced once this year. Sad face. I'll return to it at some point.
That's 7. That was kind of fun.
Tag, you're it:
4 comments:
This was great Yin!
Fear of being the driver? That is odd. Not afraid of being in a car, but driving it? lol If I was near you, I would drive wherever we went. ;)
You could write Science Fiction! You just need to practice, and you can only do that by writing it.
Wow, the drummer thing is cool! You're a hot drummer chick! I love it!
Angeline Kace
Aww, thanks, Yangers! And thank you for getting me out of my blogging hiatus. Sometimes one just needs a nudge.... :)
You are so funny. YOU DON'T LIKE CHOCOLATE??
Ooo, we should start a band, I can sorta play guitar...on x-box anyway.
Hee, Natasha!! We totally should - writers need to rock out sometimes! And yeah, I'm sure those X-box skillz translate to the real thing.
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