Playing the game!!!!
Tuesday, April 1st, 2008- (by Martha)
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Thanks so much for the help. This is fun! I found the rules and here they are:
1. The rules of the game get posted at the beginning.
2. Each player answers the questions about themselves.
3. At the end of the post, the player then tags 5 people and posts their names, then goes to their blogs and leaves them a comment, letting them know they’ve been tagged and asking them to read your blog.
1) What was I doing 10 yrs ago?
I was living in a trailer in the woods in Amherst County, Virginia, working in a co-curricular life at a woman’s college in a job created for me by one of the deans. Which was quite brave of her, considering I have only a partially completely bachelors degree and a partially completed masters.
2) What are 5 things on my to-do list for today (not in any particular order):
1. prepare Wednesday’s author interview.
2. be home when the vet shows up to treat my aged Head Cat.
3. Do 30 minutes on the elliptical, lift weights, and stretch.
4. pay the mortgage (such a pleasure for anyone who’s been a practicing drunk.)
5. eat dinner with Charlie and try to stay awake long enough to watch a movie
3) Snacks I enjoy:
Bananas, oranges, folded-over potato chips, and sugar-free fudge sauce on crackers
4) Things I would do if I were a billionaire:
Oh golly, can I decline? All the people I’ve known who’ve got a lot of money seem to be obsessed with either owning things or doing things that cost a lot. I really, really just like hanging out as I am now.
5) Three of my bad habits:
1. Doing too much
2. Doing more than too much
3. Doing one more thing after I’ve done more than too much
6) 5 places I have lived:
1. Greensboro, N.C.
2. East Northfield, Mass.
3. Houston, Texas
4. Charlottesville, Virginia
5. Singers Glen, Virginia
7) 5 jobs I have had:
1. Restaurant owner (and chief cook)
2. Summer Stock actor
3. T.V. Talk show host
4. Convenience store clerk
5. public radio reporter
5 peeps I wanna know more about:
- Syd
- Kathy Lynne (gotcha!)
- Shadow
- Molly
- Michael
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aren’t these things fun!!! i love them for some obscure reason. gives my fantasies a chance to go wild with questions like ‘what would i do with a billion dollars’, heee heee heee
i think you’ve had the coolest jobs, restaurant owner and tv talk show host?!?!?!? i’d love to own a restaurant, well maybe more like a deli with an attached coffee shop kinda thing. and who doesn’t want to be on tv, i ask. the bean’s decided that america would be a great place to emigrate to, since there it’s easier to become a superstar. go figure….
Hey Martha, I already did mine a few days ago so take a look. Cool that you lived in Amherst and C’ville–grew up in Tidewater area of VA. And “did” time at UVA. But we’ve already corresponded about that.
hi there! i played tag so come back by for a visit
Bad Martha!!!
Oh I forgot ill definately respond to my tag tommorow when I got a bit of time to think about it, ten years ago 1998 now let me see what was I doing….
Yes Micky, he cant be a well chappy to have all that crap churning around in his head
I responded to your tag, hey my jobs are rubbish compared to yours TV talk show host, radio presenter blimey, I bet ive seen u on TV
Hi Martha, Joanne Harris? no I dont know her, just looked on her website and well I cant recall her, Huddersfield though is a pretty big place rivalling a lot of cities for its size and theres loads of schools.
Maybe its just me, so u are a famous DJ and talk show host, maybe you should interview me a despatch administrator from Huddersfield, nah it would hardly get the ratings up would it.
Martha, I was in C’ville during the late 1970’s. It was a nice time but I’m sure things have changed since then. I really like that area of Virginia. Lots of history and nice places to hike.