Monday, February 25, 2008

Heeeeere's Meme!

Here's my Meme, and the rules for passing it on. (I hope I did this right, Marcy.)

The Rules:- Link to the person that tagged you.
I got this meme from Marcy at http://myquiltsnstuff.wordpress.com.
Post the rules on your blog.Share six non-important things/habits/quirks about yourself.Tag six random people at the end of your post by linking to their blogs.Let each random person know they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their website.Let’s go:
1. During the week, I practically live on crackers and cheese. (We cook only on weekends.)
2. I love murder mysteries, especially the vintage ones like Nero Wolfe and Miss Marple, also Lovejoy (combining antiques with murders).
3. A great sandwich is peanut butter with bananas on toast. Peanut butter is also great added to BLT sndwiches
4. I often start conversations with comments to previous remarks, long after those remarks have been forgotton. Drives Hubster crazy (probably why I do it!).
5. I can’t stop the habit of biting my nails. At least, I stopped sucking my thumb when I was seven.
6. I don’t like air conditioning (although I do relent when it’s 95 degrees/95 humidity). I believe summers were meant to be hot.

Now I am tagging Debbie at www.calicokitty6.blogspot.com, Cindy at www.cindyknits.blogspot.com, Kimberly at http://www.somebunnyslove.com, Judy at http://smatterings.typepad.com, (I met you once at the RI knitting guild meeting), Barb at http://knittingrandma.blogspot.com (because I’m a Grandma too and I went to Nashville once), Honore at http://www.bygoneknits.blogspot.com (because I’m an antiques dealer and love vintage fashion). Feel free to play along with this meme.

2 comments:

Kristen said...

I like the old-fashioned type of murder mystery too, not the gruesome stuff. I can see why you like Lovejoy! That was a good series, and now that you've reminded me of it I think I'll add it to the Netflix queue.

calicokitty6 said...

Thanks for tagging me. I did the meme and am waiting to see the results on the other's blogs.