Tagged...my 10 weird random items

[onemomsopinion]

The Rules: Once you have been tagged, you have to write a journal with 10 weird random things, facts, or habits about yourself. At the end, you chose 10 people to be tagged, list their names, and why you chose them. Don't forget to leave a comment that says "you are tagged" on their profile and tell them to read your latest journal!

1.) I rarely make my bed.  As I don't see the point.

2.) I can't stand drama or lying.

3.) I don't know how to swim.

4.) Travel is very important to me.

5.) I was in the Air Force.

6.) I'd like to host an international exchange student.

7.) I have always enjoyed politics.

8.) I want to retire in Europe with my hubby.

9.) Adoption is a possibility for the future.

10.) Hanging on out my patio is one of my favorite things to do.

*I broke the rules and didn't tag anyone.   

[TheGilmoreGirl]

Jul. 17, 2007 at 9:11 PM

Very cool .............hosting an exchange student

Greece specificly for me .............. If I could see it happening I would be bicoastal here in Virginia and in Ca, and in Greece! very ambititious - I am!

I like hanging out on my front porch....

nice post - I did not post names at the end of mine - either! I only know of one person that did!

[luvmyaustin]

Jul. 18, 2007 at 12:49 AM

wow i thougt i was the only one that does not make the bed we also have a lot in common did i find my twin lol!!!

[onemomsopinion]

Jul. 18, 2007 at 2:25 PM

Thanks for commenting.   

It doesn't occur to me to write journals, because people reading and/or commenting seems so hit and miss on these things.  

I find hosting an exchange student to be a fascinating and interesting idea.   Hubby actually suggested it about a year or so ago.  Notice that we haven't followed up.    It would require the guest room being a dedicated room for the student and some adjustments in family life.    Still, I think worthwhile.    

I nearly didn't put the don't make the bed thing.   I expected crap about that.   It so smacks with the unexpected.

Thanks again,

Diane  

(Original Poster)