Thursday, February 08, 2007

TAG, I'm it!

OK, but first, a few things. Winterwheat...I am THIRTY SEVEN YEARS OLD. And so are you. :D

And last night's funny kid comment. We were watching the movie The Ant Bully. Basically there's a kid who stomps on the ants and messes with them all the time. So the ants decide to turn him into an ant so they can exact revenge on him. They shrink him, drag him down to the nest and the Ant Queen decides that he should learn to live like an ant before he is returned home. He's having a conversation with the ant wizard who asks:
"So...you humans all live and work together, like a giant colony?"
Kid: "No...it's more like every man for himself."

And my daughter D, age 8 chimes in: "And all the GIRLS work together."

Heh. That's my baby.

OK, on to the tag. I'm only 2 months late on this and I know the entire rest of the blogging world has already been there, done that, so I'm not tagging anybody back, but I will fulfill my mission of tagged-ness. Here goes:

Four jobs I have had:
1. Gaming Accountant in a Las Vegas casino
2. Waitress
3. Fish factory Processor in Alaska
4. Counter person at a Korean dry cleaner.

Movies I could watch over and over
1. Wayne's World
2. The Addams' Family
3. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
4. Smoke Signals

Four places I have lived apart from where I live now
1. Las Vegas, NV
2. On a boat in the middle of the Bering Sea - AK?
3. London, England
4. Waltham, MA

Four tv shows that I love
Honestly...I just don't watch TV. Sorry. It's not an ethical thing, I just don't have time and when I do, I usually watch a movie instead.

Four places I have been on holidays
1. Seattle, WA
2. San Diego, CA
3. New Mexico
4. Nova Scotia

Four websites I visit daily
1. Google
2. Makeupalley
3. MFAS
4. Wikipedia (well, not quite daily, but frequently)

Four favourite foods
1. Fettuccini Alfredo with Shrimp
2. Caesar Salad with Shrimp
3. Shrimp
4. Doritos (now banned from my house, except in those little lunch-size bags)

Four places I would rather be right now
1. Costa Rica
2. Home with the family having the kind of fun family day I always imagine but somehow it never quite works out that way. Need to work on soft-focusing my life a little.
3. San Diego
4. Oh, just anyplace warm and fun with people I love.

4 people I am tagging
As previously discussed...nobody.
Scent of the day: Caron Nocturnes. A beautiful rich floral, perfect for bringing a bit of sunshine into a bitterly cold day, but not overly summery. This is a Spring/Fall/Winter floral.

8 Comments:

Blogger WinterWheat said...

yeah, but I'm cool because *I* was born in the 60s. ;-)

your daughters, likewise, are cool. and perceptive.

12:23 PM, February 08, 2007  
Blogger Trina said...

I'm surprised Forrest Gump wasn't one of your movies, what with all the shrimp talk! I'm a fan of it myself, but DH's unfortunate shellfish allergies seriously cramp my style :~P

1:43 AM, February 10, 2007  
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8:01 AM, February 11, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

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4:18 PM, February 13, 2007  
Blogger PFG said...

Reeeeaaaalllly?
Can you tell me what "faux" means?

10:05 PM, February 13, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The recipe I am going to share with you today is about 350 years old! A great favourite from the Cape where the first brandy from Cape grapes were distilled in 1672! We have come a very long way since then when it comes to the quality of our brandy, but still, Cape Brandy Pudding remains an old time favourite :) Growing up in South Africa is great fun with all the recipes your mother makes and teaches you during your younger years!

12:19 PM, February 15, 2007  
Blogger cjblue said...

WHY am I being spammed?!?! Even with the word thingy? Is it possible some poor shlubs are sitting around, paid minimum wage to go onto people's blogs and spam them? Go back to school, people. Sheesh!

10:11 AM, February 22, 2007  
Blogger Kate said...

Love your stories about your daughter! Also, Smoke Signals is an excellent movie. I love Sherman Alexi. :-)

3:21 AM, March 14, 2007  

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