IDIOSYNCRASY
I had big plans to share last night's presentation of our knitting circle's baby blanket to the mama-to-be. However, Mr. Migraine had other ideas. I passed out -- within minutes of my arrival home -- in my clothes. By nature, I am not an after work napper, and if I were, it certainly wouldn't be in my work clothes.
So in pain was I that when I finally noticed my mail, around 9:30pm, I couldn't be bothered to leaf through the new Vogue Knitting.
This morning, I awoke bereft of content, bleeding from the nose, and blinded by the feeling of a drill boring into my skull. Thankfully, Sarah of Stitch! tagged me for a meme, so here goes...
Pronunciation Key
n. pl. id·i·o·syn·cra·sies
A structural or behavioral characteristic peculiar to an individual or group.
Write down five of your own personal idiosyncracies. Then, if you wish, tag five people to do the same.
Two by Two
I can't eat small items (candy, french fries, nuts, etc.) in odd numbers. I can only eat items like this two at a time -- or in some multiple of two. If I come to the end of a batch of such foods to find three, I will eat two. Split the last one in half. One becomes two!
When I smoked and bummed drags off a friend's cigarette, it had to be two drags.
No Five
I'm with Sarah on this one. I will not high five someone. Frat boys and jocks do that.
Crusty Dog
When eating triangular foods (pie, pizza, quiche), I start from the crust end and work my way to the tip. It's my way of saving the best for last. And I always eat pizza with a fork and knife.
A Little Bit of This, A Little Bit of That
When I have various food groups on my plate, I like to load my fork with a little taste from each as I eat. It's been noted that I move around the plate circularly to pick up meat, potato, vegetable before I take the bite.
Flirting with Disaster
Finally! One that isn't food related. I like to test the possibility that I'll still find love and my dream job even if I don't forward the "Love Test email" to twenty friends. I like to show my defiance by sending it two less people than the requirement. Thus, I'll tag only two friends for this meme. Ms Yvone, whose father would not have appreciated my crust-first approach to life. And My Dear Hindsley, who I suspect will find limiting herself to just five a difficult task.
So in pain was I that when I finally noticed my mail, around 9:30pm, I couldn't be bothered to leaf through the new Vogue Knitting.This morning, I awoke bereft of content, bleeding from the nose, and blinded by the feeling of a drill boring into my skull. Thankfully, Sarah of Stitch! tagged me for a meme, so here goes...
Pronunciation Key
n. pl. id·i·o·syn·cra·sies
A structural or behavioral characteristic peculiar to an individual or group.
Write down five of your own personal idiosyncracies. Then, if you wish, tag five people to do the same.
Two by Two
I can't eat small items (candy, french fries, nuts, etc.) in odd numbers. I can only eat items like this two at a time -- or in some multiple of two. If I come to the end of a batch of such foods to find three, I will eat two. Split the last one in half. One becomes two!
When I smoked and bummed drags off a friend's cigarette, it had to be two drags.
No Five
I'm with Sarah on this one. I will not high five someone. Frat boys and jocks do that.
Crusty Dog
When eating triangular foods (pie, pizza, quiche), I start from the crust end and work my way to the tip. It's my way of saving the best for last. And I always eat pizza with a fork and knife.
A Little Bit of This, A Little Bit of That
When I have various food groups on my plate, I like to load my fork with a little taste from each as I eat. It's been noted that I move around the plate circularly to pick up meat, potato, vegetable before I take the bite.
Flirting with Disaster
Finally! One that isn't food related. I like to test the possibility that I'll still find love and my dream job even if I don't forward the "Love Test email" to twenty friends. I like to show my defiance by sending it two less people than the requirement. Thus, I'll tag only two friends for this meme. Ms Yvone, whose father would not have appreciated my crust-first approach to life. And My Dear Hindsley, who I suspect will find limiting herself to just five a difficult task.
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