Sheri wants to know eight things about me. But I’m a rule breaker and a rebel (what???) so instead I am going to tell you eight things that I know for sure, which will probably tell you more about me than if I just told you eight things about me.
Ready?
1. I do NOT have strep throat.
2. The scale at the Urgent Care place at Penn and Memorial is TOTALLY wrong, and not in a good way.
3. Better tequila makes a better margarita.
4. It’s AHM-PEER, not EM-PYRE.
5. The following people read this web site, at least occasionally: my dad, my brother, my dissertation director, a guy I dated in college.
6. At least one of those people reads this blog while commuting to work. And by “commuting” I mean “simultaneously driving and looking at his Sidekick.”
7. My children were born at 11:17 am and 12:05 pm.
8. There is one more chocolate chip cookie down stairs.
Okay then! Better than a personality test, yes? Yes.
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I don’t know. If I were you I’d check on those cookies.
By Annika on 06.26.07 8:09 pm | Permalink
I feel like I know you so much better now.
By chris on 06.27.07 6:08 am | Permalink
If I said it “AHM-PEER” down here, I’d be labeled a snooty know-it-all. Good to know, though.
By MamaChristy on 06.27.07 7:26 am | Permalink
i’m pretty sure #8 is short lived, but maybe that’s just over here at my place.
thanks for playing!
By Sheri on 06.27.07 9:15 am | Permalink
I’d rather have chocolate chip cookies than strep throat any day. Good pick.
By Melissa on 06.27.07 9:44 am | Permalink
Yes– but what word is really AHM-PEER? Empire?
I beg to differ.
By Jen on 06.27.07 10:44 am | Permalink
AHM-PEER? Please translate. And pleeease don’t tell me you mean “empire”!
By Pamela on 06.27.07 12:39 pm | Permalink
Yes, AHM-PEER is the snooty pronunciation of “empire,” which is the proper description of a waistband that hits just below your boobs.
Go ahead, mock me. I asked for it.
Also–it’s a CHEZZ LONG, not a “chase lounge.”
You love me even more now, don’t you?
By Susan on 06.27.07 12:58 pm | Permalink
My husband is a electrician and ampure IS ahm-pure. MMM cookies
By Jamie on 06.30.07 12:59 am | Permalink
Yes! But it is also “ahm-ij” and not “oh-majh.”
But what of en-dive/on-deev?
By Heidi on 06.30.07 2:35 pm | Permalink
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