Tag, I'm It
Thanks, I am Chorus, for my very first tag. I hope I can live up to the bloggers who've gone before me :)
Rules:
The rules of the game get posted at the beginning.
Each player answers the questions about himself or herself.
At the end of the post, the player then tags five people and posts their names, then goes to their blogs and leaves them a comment, letting them know they’ve been tagged and asking them to read your blog.
Ten years ago:
Ten years ago, I was about to graduate from high school and move off to the University of Georgia to be a music education/voice major. I worked 5 days a week, had senioritis, and just knew I had it all figured out. I was "wise beyond my years" (something I am still quite fond of believing, although I don't think that is cute when you enter your 30's. Perhaps it's already not cute.)
Five things on today's "to do" list:
Move out of my apartment temporarily, to include washing sheets, cleaning bathrooms, and organizing the fridge, so that big time singers can move in for 10 days.
Babysit my girlfriend's baby so she can go buy a house.
Twist hubbies arm to go eat a big salad with me at the local Italian place.
Call my mother.
Follow up emails from my recent trip to Berlin.
Things I'd do if I was a Billionaire:
Pay off Hubby's student loans.
Volunteer for non-profits to do with music, kids, etc etc.
Purchase every single expensive handbag that I have ever wanted to buy. Ok, and the shoes too.
Have an apartment in NYC, Germany, and a house in California. And Chicago, perhaps.
Travel with my mother.
Rules:
The rules of the game get posted at the beginning.
Each player answers the questions about himself or herself.
At the end of the post, the player then tags five people and posts their names, then goes to their blogs and leaves them a comment, letting them know they’ve been tagged and asking them to read your blog.
Ten years ago:
Ten years ago, I was about to graduate from high school and move off to the University of Georgia to be a music education/voice major. I worked 5 days a week, had senioritis, and just knew I had it all figured out. I was "wise beyond my years" (something I am still quite fond of believing, although I don't think that is cute when you enter your 30's. Perhaps it's already not cute.)
Five things on today's "to do" list:
Move out of my apartment temporarily, to include washing sheets, cleaning bathrooms, and organizing the fridge, so that big time singers can move in for 10 days.
Babysit my girlfriend's baby so she can go buy a house.
Twist hubbies arm to go eat a big salad with me at the local Italian place.
Call my mother.
Follow up emails from my recent trip to Berlin.
Things I'd do if I was a Billionaire:
Pay off Hubby's student loans.
Volunteer for non-profits to do with music, kids, etc etc.
Purchase every single expensive handbag that I have ever wanted to buy. Ok, and the shoes too.
Have an apartment in NYC, Germany, and a house in California. And Chicago, perhaps.
Travel with my mother.
Three Bad Habits:
Eating food in bed, whilst watching tv on my computer.
Leaving the caps off of soda bottles, toothpaste, and anything else that involves screwing on a top. Worse, sometimes I put the cap on to the bottle but don't turn it at all, giving the impression that the cap is screwed tightly on, when really it is just waiting for an accident to happen. All of you out there who also have this bad habit know this isn't a problem unless you live with someone else. Most often, it involves diet coke all over the kitchen floor.
Eating Subway Sandwich 4-5 times a week for lunch. I frequent this establishment for several reasons.
1. They have unlimited refills of diet coke (that, in itself, is another bad habit)
2. They have something called the "sub des tages" which includes at 6-inch sub sandwich for 2.50 euro. The sub des tages can be found as follows:
Monday Italian BMT
Tuesday Meatball, my personal favorite
Wednesday Turkey
Thursday Chicken Fajita
Friday Tuna
Saturday Turkey and Ham
Sunday Roasted Chicken Breast
The employees of Subway also never make fun of my bad German, or act like they don't understand, and greet me with a "Wie gehts?". I could swear everytimeI walk through the door, that I had presented my American passport and entered a world of entrepreneurs, free thinkers, and 'Labor Day-Biggest-Blowout-Sale-Event-of-the-Year' Land. True Paradise, all found at your local Subway Sandwich.
Eating Subway Sandwich 4-5 times a week for lunch. I frequent this establishment for several reasons.
1. They have unlimited refills of diet coke (that, in itself, is another bad habit)
2. They have something called the "sub des tages" which includes at 6-inch sub sandwich for 2.50 euro. The sub des tages can be found as follows:
Monday Italian BMT
Tuesday Meatball, my personal favorite
Wednesday Turkey
Thursday Chicken Fajita
Friday Tuna
Saturday Turkey and Ham
Sunday Roasted Chicken Breast
The employees of Subway also never make fun of my bad German, or act like they don't understand, and greet me with a "Wie gehts?". I could swear everytimeI walk through the door, that I had presented my American passport and entered a world of entrepreneurs, free thinkers, and 'Labor Day-Biggest-Blowout-Sale-Event-of-the-Year' Land. True Paradise, all found at your local Subway Sandwich.
Five places I've lived:
Peachtree City, GA
Peachtree City, GA
Athens, GA
New York, NY
Germany
Jackson, Michigan
Five jobs I've had:
Secretary at the local Orthodontist, my first job
New York, NY
Germany
Jackson, Michigan
Five jobs I've had:
Secretary at the local Orthodontist, my first job
Camp Counselor at Truitt Cathy's Summer Camp. Camp Winshape.
High School Chorus Teacher
Famous, Fabulous, and often petrified hair model on Home Shopping Network
Personal Assistant/Nanny/Chauffeur/Basic slave for two children and their adorable parents
