I've been tagged by my friend Emily (tyvm) and I have seen this going around and knew it was only a matter of time before it found my blog. Most of you I'm sure are familiar with this, but just in case - I'll post 6 things about myself that most others may not know, then tag 6 friends and post on their blogs that they do the same. So here it goes:
1. I am without a doubt addicted to collecting recipes. I cut them out of the newspaper, find recipes in magazines, online, off food products themselves, from friends -- pretty much anywhere I can get them. Do I make the recipes I find you ask? Most of the time, no -- it's just the having I think I love. My recipe file is bulging at the seams and in need of a bigger folder. This addiction also includes recipe books. My recipe library grows every year. Now you know when I ask you for a recipe, it's feeding my addiction! :) One of my current favorite sources? Allrecipes -- you know they're good when 456 people rate it ***** :)
2. I have always wanted to work as a grocery store checker. Something about scanning the barcodes has always appealed to me. It started when I was younger and played store. I'll try not to age myself, but when I played store back then, I used a calculator with the paper tape to punch in the prices (yes, pre-barcode scanning, yikes!). If you ever visit my parents house, check the big brown dictionary and you'll find my "grocery store" receipts stuck randomly in the pages-they're still there. Also if you ever go to Walmart with me and I use the self-check out, now you'll know why.
3. I love to garden and get my hands dirty. I had a great garden this year, one that I've been dreaming of for quite some time. I borrowed a roto-tiller last spring and started my 45'x6' plot. I had sunflowers, green beans, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, pumpkins, herbs, and tons of tomatoes and had started everything from seed. I had seeds for a whole lot more, but my summer went too fast and I didn't get it planted in time. My garden next spring will be bigger and have a better variety and I'm also planning to landscape the planters at the front of the house.
4. Here's a random one -- I took Anatomy at BYU just because I wanted to. Who in their right mind takes a 4 credit class with a lab for kicks? It was really hard, but I loved it and got an 'A.' I even got to study on real cadavers for the labs. Really cool and highly recommended!! ;) On the same note, I almost took ASL my last semester (also 4 credits) but the time slots didn't work -- oh well.
5. When I am tired, I can fall asleep anywhere, anytime. When I was little, my Mom used to make wedding cakes and occasionally I would go with her to the reception while she set-up and helped with all things cake. One time, she couldn't find me towards the end of the evening and finally someone thought to look under the serving table (with the long floor length table skirts) and there I was, sound asleep on the floor. Another story a little more recent -- while we were living at my Parents house, I would more often than not fall asleep on the couch watching tv. One night, I fell asleep before I prepared Lester's lunch for the next day. I woke up, made his lunch and grabbed a couple dollars for him to get a snack with and a cookie for me to eat before heading to bed. I was so tired, I sat down on a cedar chest in the family room and ended up laying down. I woke up a few hours later when Lester was passing through on his way out and gave him the money in my hand and then ate the cookie on my way to bed finally at 5:30am. Just don't let me drive when I'm tired! :)
and finally 6. I love to play games. Board games, cards, video games, any kind of game. I think that might be why there are so many games in our upstairs closet. Even though I don't get to play them very often, I have them just in case. Maybe that's why I wanted to major in Recreation Management at the Y, it was pretty much all about fun. If you ever need a game, I still have my notebook from my Social Recreation class. 3 credits for playing games, singing songs and throwing parties for a whole semester. It was GREAT!!!! Dr. Palmer was the best Professor! **Well there's a food goin' round that's an icky, sticky g-o-o-o-o peanut, peanut butter** RM majors will know that particular song :) Favorite game at the moment? Apples to Apples, definitely great for parties.
Okay so now the tagging begins. Unfortunately, most of my blog buddies have already been tagged somewhat recently, so those that have not, consider yourself tagged (sorry :) Sherrie, Laurie, Rachelle (when you can), and the Kinneys (even though their blog has spider webs....)
Friday, November 30, 2007
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6 comments:
I thought my Aunt Francie was bad! She falls asleep mid sentence ALL the time!!! How could you sleep on a cedar chest?!!! You are crazaaay!
You are welcome to practice your recipes on me any old time! Just don't fall asleep on the way over.
Ps...have you worked on your piano yet?
I too loved to play store and scan all the food when my mom got back from the store... now I see why we met...love the barcodes and games.
If you all want to know more about dani's sleeping habits I have plenty a story to tell.
KJ don't forget my mom in the falling asleep mid sentence habit.
Oh yes I loved to play store too, but we'd put the receipt from the real store in a drawer and pull it out to imitate a printer, and then that was our 'fun' way of putting away the groceries.
also, I loooooooooooove Apples to Apples.
I enjoyed reading things that I did not know about you!:)
I know what you are talking about when you said you always had a fascination with running items over the scanner in the grocery store. I still remember looking at this one woman who had freshly done tips on her hand and she made it look so neat when she scanned our crinkly bag of macaroni. I always wanted to do that exact thing with those nails ever since.hehe
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