SpiderKnit (my Aussie buddy) and Knitting2Relax both came through for me.
The rules: Each person tagged gives 7 random facts about themselves. Those who are tagged need to write on their own blog those 7 facts as well as the rules of the game. You need to tag seven other people and list their names on your blog. Then you leave those you plan on tagging a note in their comments so they know that they have been tagged and to read your blog.
Those I’m Tagging:
My Seven Random Facts:
1) I always wanted to be mysertious and tortured. Instead I can be read like unto cheap fiction. And, you know…I’m pretty happy.
2) I knew I wanted to marry Andrew when I met him. I had to grow up a bit before that was possible. And this fall it will be 20 years since we met, 19 since we first dated.
3) I am uncannily good at reading Tarot.
4) I would LOVE to be enough of a free spirit to be able to live on nothing, travel on a shoestring, and just pursue the arts/crafts that I love with my kids and family. If it weren’t for those damn bills…
5) I’m a fifth generation Californian living in Tucson, Arizona who’s directly related to the Declaration-of-Independence-Livingstons from New York (go figure).
6) I long for the days before tehnology (which is ridiculous, I’m sure, to those who know how much time I spend “wired”).
7) I wish I could write (good) fiction.
Allrighty the rest of yous guys, hop to it!
Heather
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Thanks for playing!
Well, you did live in NY for awhile.
Tarot huh – hadn’t picked up on that yet from listening. LOL
I know I’ve been listening to your podcast awhile when I start reading your blog and hear your voice. 🙂
When I was in high school, I had a couple of friends who “wore black on the outside because that’s how they felt on the inside.” I always found it strangely intriguing as well, but had a much better time when I was more upbeat.
Hey, there’s something (other than knitting and books) we have in common.
My Tarot readin has similarly been .. almost unsettlingly accurate.
So much so, I have largely stopped doing readings these days.
OK, I take your tag and I raise you… Oops. Wrong game. But I did it anyway.
Hi, Blossom! I am glad you were tagged. Fabulous insight although it skews your mystery a bit (not defraying it, but mushing it around a scrap). If we had those days before technology you wouldn’t be relishing every comment, would’ja?
– Cheers, Love.
Hi Heather,
I played the game now you can at least come read my 7 facts.