I'm it
I've been tagged by Winter! So you'll just have to wait a little longer for stories about my students. I'm supposed to list 20 random facts about myself as quick as I can, so here goes:
- I was voted "Most Likely to Become a Nun" when I was 13.
- I used to pray to God not to call me to become a nun.
- My first political actions were in the pro-life movement.
- At the risk of being stoned, I will admit to voting for George Bush in 2000. I was 18 and didn't know any better! Now you know why I'm such a bug-eyed fire-breathing radical freak.
- Katie Kinney is the only person in the world who can get away with calling me "Annie Bananie".
- I've read Beowulf twice, voluntarily, and loved it each time.
- I read Moby-Dick when I was fifteen just to say I had read it.
- I still have a crush on my Anglo-Saxon Lit teacher.
- I have hazel eyes, but when I dye my hair purple it makes them look green.
- I want to like Guiness because I think it would make me look cool.
- When I was fourteen I had a wierd obsession with Leonardo DiCaprio (he's so femmey!)
- When I was fifteen I had an obsession with James Dean; I wanted to look like him.
- The first time I went to Washington, D.C., I was a member of the Young Catholic Musicians Orchestra.
- The second time I went to D.C. was with my town's chapter of NOW, to protest at the March for Women's Lives.
- I have performed for Pope John Paul II, when I was with YCM.
- I have 37 cousins on my mother's side. I think; it's been a while since I counted them all.
- I've had 11 teeth pulled in my life, four years of retainers, and five years of braces.
- I'm trying to be a vegetarian, but I will always eat my daddy's barbeque.
- I had a crush on Mary Martin as Peter Pan when I was a kid.
- I managed to get a degree in Literary Theory without ever reading Chaucer, Milton, Joyce, or The Wasteland.
4 Comments:
Ah, another catholic girl. It fucks you up doesn't it?
Well, I like to think of myself as "charmingly eccentric" rather than "fucked up", but yeah. You can take the girl out of the Catholic Church, but not always the reverse. I usually describe myself as a "recovering Catholic".
Man, I thought my 24 cousins on my mother's side was impressive - how wrong I was. Clearly my mother's family were not as good Catholics as yours!
I don't think of myself as "fucked up" either, but a catholic upbringing certainly has an effect!
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