10 things about me.

For any new readers (and my lovely devoted readers!), because I like learning new things about the author of the blogs I read.

001. I really appreciate a love for learning. One thing I admire in people is when they read about how to do something or how to do something better. Not just, look it up on the internet to get a job done type of read. Like "I bought a book on fishing. I already know how to fish, but I want to learn how to fish better." Does that make any sense at all? I guess I should mention I ramble, too.

002. When I go out to eat, I base where I want to eat on one specific meal I want. And, because I order one specific dish at certain restaurant I base my decision on where to eat on what dish I feel in the mood to eat. No trying new dishes, I'll have to find a new restaurant for that.

003. I really like messy, big hair. I hate brushes. I some times wonder if people think my hair looks nappy. And, if they did think that, it still wouldn't change me from never brushing my hair.

004. I not afraid of snakes or spiders. I'm afraid of someone breaking into my home. Especially at night.

005. I sort of have this thing for pictures of old World War II soldiers. That combed over hair, ah!

006. I like math. In fact, I teach workshops for students in remedial math at my university.

007. I really, really want to travel. But, who doesn't, right? I want to travel with Daniel and make homemade movies about our trips. 

008. I've never really wanted a diamond ring for a wedding ring. I really want a slim gold band. I'm not that high maintenance at all, really.

009. I love bland tasting things. Those blended Starbucks drinks are just too much for me. I'll take a cup of dark coffee with cream.

010. I'm really good at the the video game Mario Kart. Not because I play video games. Matter of fact, I don't play any video games at all. But, my brother has Mario Kart for game cube, and my step-sisters came down to visit one year, and they really got into playing that game.  Both of them obliterated me when I played with them once. I didn't play with them again that trip. But, when they left, I practiced. When I want to be good at something, I tend to become obsessed with it, and do it for hours at a time for days. Well, let's just say, neither of them could beat me the next year they came to visit.