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FACT 2. I love books. I love to be surrounded by books. There is an endless amount of ideas and information out there! The library is one of my favorite places. There's just one catch. I am NOT an avid reader. Why all the books, then? I think it's because I grew up in a home chock-full of books and bookshelves galore (except my parents actually read the books). So it feels like home. Except when it feels like strangulation. Like the time I had a $100.00 library fine, back in 2002. No exaggeration. It IS possible to rack up those numbers when you check out 30 books at a time...it makes me sick to think about it. Now I give myself a limit of 6, and am trying to work it down to only one book per person, at a time (in order to motivate me to actually read each one). One bonus; I could teach a class on speedy skimming- and getting the gist- out of any self-help book in 60 minutes or less.

FACT 3. I'm a blabber. And I'm wordy. I know you know this already, I'm just letting you all know that I know it too, and plan to work on it. After this entry.

FACT 4. I really wanted to sing in the Kurt Bestor concert. Ever since I heard the "clap your hands and shout Hallelujah!" version of O Come All Ye Faithful at his concert ten years ago, I wanted to sing that song on the stage. Ah, well. That's the breaks. I would also love to belt out a solo on the stage of the Assembly Hall at Temple Square. The acoustics in there are amazing!

FACT 5. I never meant to lead people into thinking I could actually play the Ukulele...Yes, I strummed, and muffled my way through one evening, but I do not qualify as a "Ukulele-er/ist" by ANY stretch.
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*P.S. regarding Walmart jab*I know that justification of one's discretion is often fruitless and misguided, and if I wasn't so yella, I'd stand by my semi-profanity regardless of what any one thinks. But I certainly hope not to offend and so here is my paltry excuse for the use of my "clever" play on words;
If, after this blessed life, things don't work out in my favor and I'm sentenced to eternal damnation, with constant sorrow and lamenting, and no sight of escape or rest... I know where that place is (for me, anyway). I was there today. And if that place doesn't scare me straight, I don't know what will. That's all I'm going to say.
Nope, that's not all I'm going to say. I still need to tag 6 blog-people (you Luckies). I hope you do these, because I like reading 'em:
Alison, Katie, Jerry, Cristie, Ed, Phil. Tag. You're It!
4 comments:
oh how i love you--and your writing is so much fun to read...six things huh...i'll try. xox
i thought i knew you! i learned some new things today. fun idea ... i'll be thinking ;)
I've hated tag games since grade school. Now you're asking me to think? And be honest? Horrors!
I hate Walmart too. Once after waiting in line for over 30 minutes, I screamed in the elevator, as loud as I could "I HATE WALMART!!" It made me feel better and my kids all laughed, after they saw me smile anyway. I think I have found the trick. There are a few things I definately need to buy there because of how cheap they are, so I go before 9am. I go in my running clothes, before I brush my teeth and it is much less of a hell than any other time of day. I boycotted Walmart for 3 years, but some things are just worth paying less for, to the devil.
Thanks for inviting me to read!
-Emily House
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