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Taged? Who... me?

Well, My Mom Tagged me so hear goes!


Two Names You Go By:
1.Miss Cheet
2. Cheetah Barittah

Two Things You Are Wearing Right Now:
1.Denim Shorts
2. Blue T-Shirt

Two Things You Would Want (or have) in a Relationship:
1. Common views about the world and religion
2. Someone Who makes me laugh and Vice versa

Two of Your Favorite Things to Do:
1. Be completely alone
2.Hang out with my Family

Two Things You Want Very Badly At The Moment:
1. The house project to be done!
2.chocolate cake : )

Two Longest Car Rides:
1. Once I had to ride from Eugene, Oregon to Reno, Nevada. Driving all day through farms seems like a lifetime... especially when you have to drive back in two days.
2. Another time was when the entire family piles in the car to drive to Grass Vally, California. A car trip seems longer when you hold a hamster cage on you lap the whole time. : )

Two Favorite Holidays:
1. Christmas
2. Thanksgiving

Two Favorite Beverages:
1. Cold milk
2.REALLY COLD water

Two Things About Me You May Not Have Known:
1.I am TERRIFIED of sea weed
2. I pronounce "Squeegee" "squid-gee"

Two Jobs I Have Had in My Life:
1.Babysitter
2. umm..... do chores count??

Two Movies I Would Watch Over and Over:
1. The Italian Job
2.The School of Rock

Two Places I Have lived:
1. For a week I lived in Disneyland (teehee)
2. Springfield, OR

Two of My Favorite Foods:
1. Swedish Meatballs
2.Swiss Steak

Two Places I'd Rather Be Right Now
1.Traveling Europe
2. Deep in the forest


Hey, Ben.... Tag your it! : )

Comments

  1. CherieSeptember 24, 2007 at 9:12 AM

    Thanks for playing!

    I LOVE the hamster on the lap....made me laugh out loud. Poor you! But Ferris was worth it, yes? Yes!

    Living in Disneyland, funny. Wish I was there!

    Chocolate cake! Chocolate cake. You're killin' me, you're really killin' me!

    Room temp water is better for you..... : P

    We have some things in common which makes me happy.

    Let's go to the forest, have water and meatballs and watch School of Rock when the renovation is done, shall we?

    Love you!

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