Six Things I Could Live Without, but It Wouldn’t be Pretty:
– A car
– My washing machine
– Deodorant
– Lipstick
– The Internet
– Mascara
Six Movies Iรขโฌโขve Never Seen Before
– Any of the Godfather movies
– 2001: A Space Odyssey
– Any of the Twilight movies, (although I will admit that I just checked the first one out from the library)
– Casablanca
– Die Hard, or any of the sequels
– Mad Max
Six of My Pet Peeves
(believe it or not, I had a hard time coming up with six things. It must be a good day)
– Signs that are spelled wrong. And not just things like “Krazy Kars” (although I don’t like those, either. Why can’t they just spell things correctly?)
– Car repairs
– People (meaning my children) who take their socks off and just leave them on the floor
– People who leave a tablespoon of cereal (or milk, or juice) in the container and then put it back
– When I have just returned from taking someone somewhere, and someone else says, “Mom, will you take me to ….?”
– Flaky people
Six Things I Really Love Doing
– SLEEPING
– Laughing with my family
– Cooking
– Singing along to the radio
– Winning things
– Reading
Six TV Shows I Enjoy
– Covert Affairs
– the Amazing Race
– Glee
– Burn Notice
– Chuck
– the Closer
Six Jobs I Have Held
– Party Hostess at McDonald’s party room
– Purchasing Agent at a pool cover manufacturing plant
– Receptionist
– Sandwich maker/ice cream scooper
– Substitute teacher
– teacher/cook at a day care
Six Books I’ve Never Read
– Gone with the Wind
– War and Peace
– Anything by Steven King
– Watership Down (although I started it, but couldn’t get into it)
– Jane Eyre
– Any of The Lord of the Rings
Six Movies I will ALWAYS Watch if I happen to see them on tv
– Overboard
– Napoleon Dynamite
– The Breakfast Club
– Oceans 11
– The Princess Bride
– Sleepless in Seattle
Oh, I love love LOVE Gone with the Wind! Have you seen the movie? I can highly recommend the book. ๐
I am right there with you on this one: – People who leave a tablespoon of cereal (or milk, or juice) in the container and then put it back. Argh!
Thanks for bringing your absence to my attention. I got called to be the Institute teacher for our stake a while ago, and two or so weeks ago I made a blog for my notes. When I did, my entire blog roll was erased. I could not for the life of me remember your address. Thank you!
And I can’t believe you haven’t read GWTW. I read it for the first time when I was 11–one of my all-time faves.
It’s not for everyone. But you really should read Jane Eyre. It’s AWESOME!
Your kiddos leave a whole tablespoon of milk? Mine drink it completely dry and then return the container to the fridge. At least yours have some level of social grace to leave a drop or two ๐
And, don’t let anyone guilt you about GWTW…I tried to read it twice and just couldn’t get into it. And, if people say that I must read it I think, “Frankly my dear, I don’t give …” well, you know what I’m saying ๐
Fun list!