Seven sevens:
1. Seven things to do before I die:
Go to London
Publish a novel
Drive a Miata
Go to Thailand to visit my missionary relatives
See the Grand Canyon
Drive across the country
And one more thing: Take a trip or do something cool with my best friend before she dies.
2. Seven things I cannot do:
Higher math
Hammer a nail straight
Walk and (zip coat, roll sleeves, chew gum -- fill in routine task here) at the same time
Think of the perfectly cutting thing to say at the perfect time to say it (see "You've Got Mail")
Back a car in a straight line
Parallel park
Understand the attraction of NASCAR
3. Seven things that attract me to my husband (or significant other or best friend):
His wacky sense of humor
How he listens to me
His encouragement of me
His kiss
His way with our kids
His passion for God
His intelligence
4. Seven things I say most often:
Good grief
Good night!
Holy cow!
Anyway …
Well duh
Stop fighting
Go to school
5. Seven books (or series) I love
The Lord of the Rings
The Left Hand of Darkness
The Chronicles of Narnia
Little Women
Jane Eyre
To Kill a Mockingbird
Peace Like a River
6. Seven movies I watch over and over again (or would watch over and over again if I had the time):
The Goodbye Girl
Tootsie
While You Were Sleeping
A Charlie Brown Christmas
About a Boy
Safe Passage
Notting Hill
7. Seven people I want to join in, too:
Megan
Gary
Brad
Rebecca
(I can't seem to think of anyone else ...)
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4 comments:
I would also love to visit London, but am afraid it would be disappointing. But how could it be? :-)
We used to live between two NASCAR fan families. There would be trails of people with potluck going into their houses some races weekends. We didn't get it, either. It's a race between machines, for goodness' sake!
I would also love to visit London, but am afraid it would be disappointing. But how could it be? :-)
We used to live between two NASCAR fan families. There would be trails of people with potluck going into their houses some races weekends. We didn't get it, either. It's a race between machines, for goodness' sake!
And the thing that gets me is that the cars are driving in circles! Maybe it's fun if you're there, but why on earth would you want to watch cars go in circles on TV?
London is great. I went there for the first time last March and it was better than I imagined. The Tube's a little rough around the edges, but the rest is fantastic. I can't wait to go back
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