Convention stuff.
Meme.
Tagged by philemon_v
* Each person starts with eight random facts, traits, or quirks about themselves.* LJer's that are tagged get to write on their own blog about their eight things and post these rules.* At the end of your blog, you get to choose eight people to get tagged and list their names.Murg. Random facts. I suck at memes like this. All right, well, if I say something someone already knows... tough. ;) I'm fairly boring.
1. I was partially deaf for a brief time as a kid - and I mean that in the literal sense. One ear heard fine, the other not at all. My right eardrum burst after I got sick as a dog on the only skiing trip I've ever been on, and it took close to a year to heal. During that time, I couldn't hear out of my right ear. I loathe skiing for other reasons, though.2. I loved skateboarding as a kid, though I sucked at it. But I had the coolest skateboard around.3. I didn't get even semi-interested in the opposite sex until junior year in high school, and was a complete tomboy. This lead to classmates and even some family members worrying that I was a lesbian. I was quietly amused by this, but never gave it another thought.4. I have teeny, tiny hands and ears. I hate this.5. I gave everyone a coronary and even the bishop faltered when at my Confirmation I chose the name "Jen", after one of my most beloved cats, Jennifer (though of course only my family knew that). It was either that or Denver, after John Denver, whose music I adore. Silly me, I thought Jen would be less obviously and immediately offbeat, but all the bishop could come up with when he was supposed to make a little comment on the name (others chose saints, as is traditional, the wusses. We were told we didn't -have- to anymore) was "...my mother's name was Jen." I'm sacrilegious, what can I say?6. I've always drawn animals, fantasy beasties, and animal people. The nuns at my Catholic school were concerned I'd get into bestiality and talked to my mother about it. That wasn't the ONLY thing she got talked to about in my tenure there during grades 1-4.7. I write much more coherently than I talk. Speech and me... not so good together.8. I wrote a paper on one of my favorite Shakespeare sonnets in college that made my English teacher actually weep with joy. There was a big revelation I had about the poem in the paper, something I hadn't grasped until reading it and analyzing it for the umpteenth time while working on the assignment. I've lost the paper, and can't for the life of me remember the realization.
I don't tag. Y'wanna, go ahead.
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