Four things

Captain's Log, Stardate 02.26.2008

Things you may not have known about me:

A) Four jobs I have had in my life:
1. Librarian's assistant
2. Psychology research assistant
3. Biologist
4. Media Center manager

B) Four movies I would watch over and over:
1. Lord of the Rings
2. Pride and Prejudice (BBC version)
3. Firefly/Serenity
4. Persuasion

C) Four places I have lived in my life:
1. Wahiawa, Hawaii
2. Stanford, California
3. San Jose, California
4. Santa Clara, California

D) Four TV shows I love to watch:
1. 24
2. Battlestar Galactica
3. Chuck
4. Burn Notice

E) Four places I have been on vacation:
1. Disneyworld
2. Japan
3. China
4. New York

F) Web sites I visit almost every day:
1. Statcounter
2. Amazon
3. ACFW
4. my blog

G) Four of my favorite foods:
1. steak, on the rare side of medium rare
2. potatoes made any way, but especially French fries
3. foie gras
4. Portuguese sausage

H) Four places I would rather be right now:
1. Heaven
2. Hawaii
3. Great Britain
4. Italy

Anyone want to join in? Leave your answers in the comments or a link to your blog!

Comments

Ausjenny said…

Im up for a challange I just cant spell tonight (think i need a holiday!)
http://ausjenny.blogspot.com

Tue Feb 26, 01:57:00 AM 2008

Tyora Moody said…

Cool! I received something similar at the office yesterday. I posted my version on CookieAisle.com.

Tue Feb 26, 09:37:00 AM 2008

Brittanie said…

Hi Camy
I posted mine at my Xanga and Google.
www.abookloverforever.blogspot.com

Tue Feb 26, 04:06:00 PM 2008

Kara said…

I'm in :)

www.chicklitdownunder.blogspot.com

Tue Feb 26, 04:31:00 PM 2008

Anonymous said…

Battlestar, Serenity, Firefly...I knew we were friends for a reason!!

Tue Feb 26, 05:43:00 PM 2008

Brittanie said…

Miss Geno's chicken is kinda like chicken CACCIATORE but with no mushrooms. We make ours with bellpeppers and canned tomatoes. We serve it over egg noodles. YUM! Now I want some :)

Wed Feb 27, 05:12:00 PM 2008

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