Two Things
by Gail
I found this meme over at Quiet Life and thought it sounded fun. I have been sitting on my “Seven Things” post for a while. This one seemed a bit more manageable for the likes of me. I used to have a page devoted to “One Hundred Things About Me”. It was an ongoing project. I may just rebuild that page. Hopefully, it will satisfy any desire anyone may have to get to know me a little better. I admit that it can be fun reading some of these lists.
2 names you go by:
1. Firefly
2. Mom
2 parts of your heritage:
1. English
2. Scots-Irish
2 things that scare you:
1. Strange, large dogs running loose (Rottweilers, wolf-dog hybrids, etc.)
2. Strange, large cats running loose (lions, tigers, etc.)
2 of your everyday essentials:
1. Prayer
2. Tea
2 things you are wearing right now:
1. Long johns
2. Cardigan sweater
2 favorite bands or musical artists (at the moment):
1. Guster
2. Iron and Wine
2 favorite songs at the moment:
1. Backyard by Guster
2. Fever Dreams by Iron and Wine
2 truths:
1. God loves us.
2. Boiled okra tastes terrible. (Okay, this is just a personal opinion.)
2 of your favorite hobbies:
1. Photography
2. Reading
2 things you want really badly:
1. To please God
2. My children to walk in truth
2 places you want to go on vacation:
1. A comfortable cottage in the Scottish countryside
2. An old castle in the English countryside
2 things you want to do before you die:
1. Clean my house
2. Write something like a book
2 things you are thinking about now:
1. The piano teacher is coming at 8:30 A.M.
2. It is after midnight.
2 stores you shop at:
1. Hechts
2. Goodwill
2 people you would like to complete this meme:
1. Thicket Dweller
2. JavaMom
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Hi there! What a beautiful blog! When I grow up…I want my blog to look like yours!
Loved reading your list!
Donna
That sounds like a neat meme!
I may steal it in the future when I’m brain-dead and can’t think of a post topic. I love memes for that very reason! Boiled okra… ick!
Boiled okra hehe…can’t believe you’ve eaten it. It is like a science project, it’s stretchy, I find it fascinating just seeing how someone gets it from the pot to their plate. eeewww
Liz, it seems you have had more contact with boiled okra than I have. I only had one experience with boiled okra and that was enough for me. It was when I was fourteen and we had just moved to South Carolina from New Hampshire. Some kind lady brought us dinner as we had not even unpacked yet. I tasted a lot of new things when we moved south, but the memory of that pot of boiled okra mired in its own coagulated juices will live on in my mind forever. Well, that’s assuming I don’t come down with Alzheimer’s. In which case, I will promptly forget the experience if forced to eat it once again.