Instructions: Once tagged, write a note with 16 random things, shortcomings, facts, habits or goals about you. At the end, choose 16 people to be tagged. Oh, and tag the person who tagged you.
1. I take tagging seriously.
2. If I could change one part of my body, it would be my neck; I want a longer one. If I could repair another part--pretty please, I want perfect eyesight.
3. I strongly believe that some people need to learn how to take "no" for an answer. I'm tired of people being offended no matter how nice I am about politely declining an offer. Get. A. Clue.
4. I grow hair in all the wrong places. When I'm on my deathbed, all I ask is to be plucked in those places.
5. One of my goals is to make more effort on becoming more current with the library profession.
6. I had a dream I taught a zumba class. Maybe this is a goal.
7. I have (finally) realized that exercise gives me energy and is a perfect and healthy outlet to relieve the stressful bits of life. I'll probably always have to shop at the fat girl store, but I don't mind. I have no illnesses, and I am thankful for that. I love food, and I am falling in love with exercising.
8. Bell's Palsy--I've experienced it twice in my life, and it is not pleasant. If you know anyone who has it, please encourage them to try acupuncture. Multiple sessions fixed me.
9. I daydream about being a better wisecrack.
10. Four notes about my new job: I have to be better behaved now. The likelihood of having to deal with problem patrons is nil. I am learning a whole new area of librarianship, which is very exciting for me. The surrounding restaurants around my workplace look promising.
11. Stay tuned for the results of my arm-wrestling match with my brother.
12. Some of my RSS feeds include PostSecret, The Well-Dressed Librarian, Steamy Kitchen, and Bodies in Motivation.
13. Gym notes: I went to an hour-long belly dance class tonight which confirmed my non-gracefulness, but eff it; it burned calories, and I'll go at it again. I'm trying to build up the courage to take a cycling class, but the little bicycle seat terrifies me. I sure do miss my zumba instructor in Texas. Brenda gave me one of those hip scarves as a going-away gift, and the instructor in this area DOES NOT COMPARE to her zumba expertise. Frick.
14. You can bribe me with chocolate-covered pretzels.
15. I get along better with men than with women.
16. Family, exercise, good food, and sleep make me a happy camper.
Okay, go.
1.29.2009
1.04.2009
Cookies vs. Naps
My cookies never look pretty. They end up turd-shaped despite my attempts to make them look normal.

Ah, at least they taste all right and make my place smell very, very nice. Want some turd-lookin' cookies?
Bleh, who am I kidding? Sundays are for naps.
Ah, at least they taste all right and make my place smell very, very nice. Want some turd-lookin' cookies?
Bleh, who am I kidding? Sundays are for naps.
1.02.2009
The gentle giant
I am terrified of dogs. This type of fear is called cynophobia.
Seriously, I've been this way since I was little. It takes a lot of time, trust, and courage for me to pet a dog. Yesterday, my favorite oldest sister Zina visited and brought her two big dogs, Marx and Nala. Marxie is a rottweiler, and Nala is an English Mastiff. Let's just say I hit it off better with Nala. Petting Marxie would be too advanced for me.
I need to go to dog therapy, because will you just look at Nala? I kind of want one exactly like her.

Damn, this is so out of character for me, but I am researching English Mastiffs. Can you imagine me in this picture?
Thanks for stopping by, Gin. Miss you! P.S. You'll be great!
Seriously, I've been this way since I was little. It takes a lot of time, trust, and courage for me to pet a dog. Yesterday, my favorite oldest sister Zina visited and brought her two big dogs, Marx and Nala. Marxie is a rottweiler, and Nala is an English Mastiff. Let's just say I hit it off better with Nala. Petting Marxie would be too advanced for me.
I need to go to dog therapy, because will you just look at Nala? I kind of want one exactly like her.

Damn, this is so out of character for me, but I am researching English Mastiffs. Can you imagine me in this picture?
Thanks for stopping by, Gin. Miss you! P.S. You'll be great!
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