TAGGED!!!

This tag is 7 things you

don't know about me:

#1: One of my pet peeves is squeaky door hinges. There was one time I couldn't find any WD-40 so I used Pam Cooking Spray because I could not handle the squeaking.

#2: Another one of my pet peeves is when the toilet paper is turned the wrong way in the dispenser. It's OVERHAND not underhand!!!! I'll even change it in other people's homes. (#1 and #2 can probably be classified OCD as well)

#3: I don't care for TV. Sports, News, Sitcoms, Educational, Reality, etc ... I would rather read a book than watch TV any day. When/If I get married/move out on my own, I would rather not have a TV in my house but just a projector to watch movies, which I love.

#4: I like to bake/cook. Before my mission I just liked to bake all kinds of desserts but since I've been home, I have started cooking, even having a few Chinese food feasts.

#5: I'm a closet Celine Dion fan (well, maybe not so closet now). I have always loved her voice.

#6: I am totally attracted to straight, white teeth. It's the first thing I notice in the opposite sex. This other one's kind of weird but... I also like very defined neck lines/collar bones.

#7: I absolutely DESPISE onions. They are the fruit of the devil. The bane of my or anyone's existence. It doesn't matter what kind or how much; if they are in anything, that's all I taste . Euhh!!!

I now tag: whoever reads this!!!!!!!!

A Great Ride and a Sad Farewell

So Elizabeth and I went to Wal-Mart on Friday night at midnight and bought the last Harry Potter. You can't imagine, except maybe Elizabeth who was with me, how excited I was to read it. I stayed up the entire night and read it until I finished it at 6:00 Saturday evening. I read it in about 14 hours. I had stayed up for 39 hours straight but it was well worth it. I love the other books but this is my absolute favorite. It is so deep and full of action. The entire adventure has been a great ride and with trepidation in my heart, I bid farewell to the series that has provided me with literally days of entertainment.

The Count of Monte Cristo

I did it; I finally did it! I finished The Count of Monte Cristo. I have pretty much been reading non-stop since my mission (I've probably read around 18 or so books since December) but this was a pretty big endeavor. Ever since I saw the movie, which I love and recommend to anyone, I have wanted to read the book. It was a great read, all 1462 pages. Its full of suspense, intrigue, revenge, love, forgiveness, surprise and much more. I have heard people say, just watch the movie, but it's worth the time to read it.

Purity Test

I seriously have no life. I spent two hours last night doing these stupid blog tests. Here are the results of my 100 Question Purity Test:

You Are 82% Pure

You're so pure ... you make a nun look like a whore! There's a lot of life's dark side left for you to experience... if you want to.

The 100 Question Purity Test

I can't say that I am too anxious to see the darker side...

FREEDOM!!!!

So today was my last day of work at Isagenix International. I worked as a Chinese/English Customer Service Rep just as a summer job. I loved the people but hated the job, so when I left, I felt like Mel Gibson with a blue face, yelling, "FREEDOM!!!"

(I hope this freedom will not cost me my life and my genitalia.
If you don't know how William Wallace died, it's just horrible)

It was also brought to my attention (thanks Audrey) that I can kind of relate with the recently exploited, Paris Hilton. Not that Isagenix was like jail, but it makes the relief that much better when you pretend it is.

(I hope I am at least better looking than she is)

To Blog or Not to Blog???

Now Audrey, do you really think I would go through all this trouble if I didn't like you... Come on.