But Enough About Me…

More random, useless information about myself. Please feel free to chime in with your own info. I promise this is it. I’m posting this in lieu of the Topic of the Week since nobody seems to care about it.

  • I’ve never had a passport.
  • The only time I’ve officially left the US was to visit Niagra Falls in Canada.
  • Really, does Canada count as “leaving the country”?
  • My dad’s alcoholism affected me so much that I refuse to drink alone and monitor my own alcohol intake.
  • I can recite all the states in alphabetical order.
  • I’ve never lived anywhere but Springfield, MO.
  • For years, I felt like an outsider around my mom’s side of the family. I still feel that way occassionally.
  • I love movies about the mafia.
  • I love to read true crime novels.
  • I think most new music is crap.
  • My music collection includes rap, country, opera, heavy metal, rock, jazz and almost everything except new age.
  • I freakin’ hate new age music.
  • My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
  • My second favorite book is In Cold Blood by Truman Capote.
  • The character of Dill in TKAM is modeled after Truman Capote who was friends with Harper Lee.
  • My love of both books is purely coincidental to their relationship.
  • I’ve never done drugs. Of any kind.
  • Except alcohol. But I haven’t abused it.
  • I was once married to a gay man.
  • He didn’t realize it at the time. Neither did I.
  • I have played the piano, violin, bugle, clarinet and tenor sax in my life.
  • I wasn’t really great at any of them, but moderately good at piano and sax.
  • My husband is 4 years younger than I am.
  • I’ve always liked younger men.
  • I’m not politically active, but consider myself a Democrat.
  • I think watering the lawn is a waste of water.
  • I don’t like SUVs or minivans.
  • Excessively needy people drive me nuts.
  • I don’t like whiners either.

1 Comment »

  1. Greg said,

    September 22, 2006 @ 11:21 am

    Add “I introduced Greg Holman to Chad Vader yesterday, distracting him from a very literary article but worth it nonetheless.”

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