I'm odd. I do some strange things. But I think we all do.
So, in order to make you feel better about your oddities, I'll share some of mine
1. I brush my teeth in the shower.
2. I have to pick up the house in a certain order. Even if company is coming in 10 minutes, I have to start at the back of the house (our bathroom) and work my way to the kitchen (always the messiest room).
3. I love Spider Solitaire on the computer.
4. The first thing I read in the newspaper is the obituaries. Last thing I read is the comics.
5. I have an old-lady bicycle with the big butt seat and high handlebars. It's called 'MoonDog'.
6. I don't own an I-Pod, and I still have a record player in our bedroom.
7. I still get excited about getting the mail every afternoon, in hopes of some sort of letter or card from someone, even though it's nowhere close to a holiday or my birthday.
8. Anything on tv that is about a great teacher makes me cry.
9. Speaking of tv, I still come up with different ideas for songs I would use to try out for American Idol. And yes, I'm well over the age limit.
10. I still don't understand the game of soccer or the game of chess.
Anyone else out there have some odd traits?
7 comments:
I wish I still had the record player my parents had when I was a kid. It's why I love Kenny Rogers so much... that's what I remember them playing on it. (Nish)
Also, here is one of mine... I prefer drinking soda from styrofoam and I will almost never drink soda from a glass. Also, I'm picky about my pens. I need a pen with a cap, not one that clicks open. (Nish)
I spend an embarrassing amount of time not only trying to find a good song to audition for on AI (even though I'm ancient compared to their age limit), but also on deciding what my facebook status will be. Most times, I chicken out!
Love the blog!
Ginger
While sitting (usually watching tv), I find myself writing things forwards and backwards with my toe.
Oh, Nish, I'm so with you on the soda! Somehow it just seems tainted in a glass. But I'm okay with plastic as well as styrofoam. John Mark, I'm intrigued. . .
Beth, do you still loathe the words "davenport" and "moist"?
I've made peace with 'davenport' because it makes me think of my sweet grandma, but 'moist' is still awful, awful, awful.
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