I’ve been playing around with Facebook and there’s this thing going around there about writing 25 random things about yourself. The posts in this weblog get automatically posted there so I thought I’d do mine here.
Rules: Once you’ve been tagged, you are supposed to write a note with 25 random things, facts, habits or goals about you. At the end, choose 25 people to be tagged. (I’m not tagging people at the end of this. If you are reading this consider yourself tagged.) If you are reading this on Facebook, to write a note, look under “Applications” in the menu of your home page (you may have to click “more”), then click Add a Note. In case you didn’t know.” Don’t feel like you need to do this again if you’ve done it already; it’s just a fun way to spend a few minutes.
- I don’t like macaroni and cheese.
- I love Little Debbie Nutty Bars.
- Before my oldest son was born I used a motorcycle for daily transportation.
- I use to be an umpire.
- I tore my rotator cuff playing volleyball.
- I collect pocket knives.
- I’ve coached 5 and 6 year olds in baseball.
- I’ve never played golf.
- I’ve flown a small airplane from Chattanooga to Knoxville to Sparta and back to Chattanooga by myself.
- I once rode my motorcycle to work in -7°F weather.
- I enjoy working on my cars.
- I’ve made one stained glass piece.
- I like taking Bible study classes.
- While there are people I dislike I can’t say that I have ever hated anyone.
- Long winter nights depress me.
- I prefer the mountains to the beach.
- I really like grits.
- I once seriously considered becoming a preacher but decided I wasn’t being called.
- I fantasize about having a large garage.
- I’m a pretty good cook.
- I can’t dance.
- I do not like beets.
- I believe a fifteen minute wait for a seat in a restaurant is too long.
- I surprise myself with what I know sometimes.
- My wife is my best friend.
That’s my list. Where is your’s?
I always thought of you as southern. Where'd you find -7F weather to ride to work in?
It got that cold around 1982 or 83 in Chattanooga. The coldest I remember Chattanooga getting was -12.
For completeness, although I’m pretty sure you’ve seen it, my list is at http://www.flutterby.net/2009-01-27_25_things