Well, no more postponing it. Nearly a month ago, Olddog299 (in his new incarnation) tagged me with the Seven Things meme.
You'd think that having had three weeks to think this one through I would be able to come up with decent answers. Yeah, that'd be wrong.
Seven Things I Plan To Do Before I Die
-Write my will
-Go to Alaska on a cruise with this company.
-Retire
-Become a part-time Sherlockian
-Finish that one-act play I was writing eight years ago
-Revise and publish that article I was working on in Law School
-(This one's for you, mom.) Marry the perfect guy.
Seven Things I Can Do
-My job
-Proofread and edit
-Algebra, Geometry, Trig, Calculus, and Linear Algebra
-Twist my elbow in an (apparently) unnatural direction
-Troubleshoot my parents' computer/VCR problems by telephone
-Romeo's part in the balcony scene
-Act as my own internet travel agent
Seven Things I Can't Do
-A scratch spin
-Cook
-Suffer fools gladly
-Differential Geometry
-Sing (although that doesn't stop me)
-Play a computer game without becoming totally obsessed by it.
-Waste my time on a bad book.
Seven Things That Attract Me To The Opposite Sex
-Brains
-Integrity
-Honesty
-Employment
-Common Interests
-Mutual Respect
-A body that makes me drool
Seven Things I Say Most Often
-"Yeah"
-"Like"
-"So, OK..."
-"Uh-huh"
-"... not so much."
-"And how does this affect me?"
-"That's ok. Really. If you don't have enough work for me to do, I'm sure I can find something to fill my time."
Seven Celebrity Crushes
-Johnny Depp
-Josh Holloway
-Viggo Mortensen
-Hugh Jackman
-Naveen Andrews
-Gabriel Byrne
-Halle Berry. (Yes, she's that hot.)
Seven People I Would Like To See Do This
Is there anyone left in J-land who hasn't?
4 comments:
Thank you, dear heart. Now, go make your mother happy as Time waits for no one...
1. Why can you do Romeo's part? Did you play him once?
2. What the frell is a scratch pin?
Love your last line!
Ha ha. I know the feeling. I am my parent's technical support line for all things computer related. Once when my dad called, Brett brought me the phone and as he walked of, he said in a voice like Mr. Mackey from South Park:
"Ummmmm, my computer's broke, umkay?"
I got the giggles and could hardly get through the conversation with my dad.
Chris
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"Marry the perfect guy." geez. high, high standards. but then, you wouldn't be you if you didn't. plus the fact that I have total confidence you WILL meet this goal.
The "twisting the elbow" thing -- OUCH! That's all I can say.
"A body that makes me drool" -- now you are talking my language. :-)
Halle Berry -- :-)
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