This post is the result of what I think may be the latest metamorphosis of a chain letter. Alas, I am a sucker for questions so here it goes:
1. Seven things to do before I die
1) Travel to every continent. 2) Write a memoir (not in the same vein as a million little pieces.) 3) Work for a charitable organization. 4) Dance the Tango. 5) Create amazing art. 6) Learn to speak a foreign language fluently. 7) Live in a home where I can watch the sunset.
2. Seven things I cannot do
1) Bungee jump. 2) Swim a mile (although I hope to learn). 3) Not have my family as a priority. 4) Tell a lie or keep a good secret. 5) Give up coffee. 6) Not laugh at life. 7) List 7 things, life is full of too many possibilities and there’s not much that is impossible.
3. Seven things that attract me to [Seattle]
1) The man who sings in the morning. 2) The city. 3)The mountains. 4) The water. 5) The friends. 6) The proximity to an international airport. 7) The food.
4. Seven things I say most often
1) Awesome. 2) Too Cool. 3) You know (or you know what I mean). 4) Too Funny. 5) That’s ridiculous. 6) Oh my god. 7) Geez.
5. Seven books (or series) that I love
1)To Kill a Mockingbird. 2) Anna Karenina (the book I am most likely to reread multiple times). 3) Grimm’s Fairytales. 4) Nickel and Dimed 5) Collier’s Encyclopedia (I loved these books growing up like I love the internet now) 6) Chick lit 7) E=MC2.
6.Seven movies that I watch over and over again (or would if I had the time)
1) Breakfast Club. 2) Terms of Endearment (always makes me cry.) 3) White Christmas. 4) The Full Monty (always makes me laugh). 5) The Graduate or almost anything with Dustin Hoffman except Ishtar and Outbreak. 6) Gross Pointe Blank. 7) Same time next year.
7. Seven people I want to join in, too.
This is where I always get stuck in the “chain letter” process. Everyone I know who blogs has already completed the chain. So, to my friends who don’t blog (Lynette, Denise, Syd, etc…) Start bloging and have this be your first entry. : )
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Monday, January 16, 2006
three things and a good steak
I once had a conversation in which the question was asked "if you found yourself in an empty apartment what three things could you not do with out?" or put another way " what three things would you require to survive happily in an empty apartment?" The apartment element was crucial to the conversation since it allowed for the assumption that heat, pluming and electricity were available.
Most people answered with the usual "cocktail party approved" response; favorite music, books, a television perhaps. For me it came down to these three things:
A bed - while I am not opposed to sleeping on the floor I find that a mattress plays a big part in my attitude toward life in the morning.
A shower - again feeding into the fact that I am not a morning person and like my rituals.
and (drum roll please) ...
Internet Access!!!!!
This may not seem like an obvious choice however, I believe that everything you want can be found on the internet if you are willing to search. For example:
With the internet you can
be entertained
read your favorite book
buy furniture for your home
listen to music
communicate with friends and family
the list goes on and on ....
And, as of last night, I am now convinced that you can also eat off of the internet. Enter Omaha Steak Company
Last night we had steaks which were absolutely delicious. They were tender, full of flavor and delivered to my front door! Amazing.
Now, I wonder if I can find someone to clean my refrigerator on the internet? I will let you know what I find.
Most people answered with the usual "cocktail party approved" response; favorite music, books, a television perhaps. For me it came down to these three things:
A bed - while I am not opposed to sleeping on the floor I find that a mattress plays a big part in my attitude toward life in the morning.
A shower - again feeding into the fact that I am not a morning person and like my rituals.
and (drum roll please) ...
Internet Access!!!!!
This may not seem like an obvious choice however, I believe that everything you want can be found on the internet if you are willing to search. For example:
With the internet you can
be entertained
read your favorite book
buy furniture for your home
listen to music
communicate with friends and family
the list goes on and on ....
And, as of last night, I am now convinced that you can also eat off of the internet. Enter Omaha Steak Company
Last night we had steaks which were absolutely delicious. They were tender, full of flavor and delivered to my front door! Amazing.
Now, I wonder if I can find someone to clean my refrigerator on the internet? I will let you know what I find.
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