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The meme I stole from Danica

Captain's Log, Stardate 07.29.2008

Yes, I am a thief, but obviously not a good one since I admit I’m a thief. I stole this meme from Danica Favorite:

1. What is your occupation? Full time writer, although I used to be a full time biologist and part time writer.

2. What color are your socks right now? Not wearing any

3. What are you listening to right now? Captain Caffeine’s snoring--and yes, I’m in my office and can hear him through the walls.

4. What was the last thing that you ate? Beef taco salad from Burrito Factory. Very yummilicious!

5. Can you drive a stick shift? Yes

6. If you were a crayon, what color would you be? PINK! PINK PINK PINK PINK PINK!

7. Last person you spoke to on the phone? My dad.

8. Do you like the person who sent this to you? I love the person I stole this from.

9. Favorite drink? English Breakfast tea with milk (whole) and honey. And a piping hot scone on the side would be nice.

10. What is your favorite sport to watch? volleyball

11. Have you ever dyed your hair? yes

12. Pets? My wonderful butt-headed dog Snickers!

13. Favorite food? Potatoes. Preferably French fried.

14. Last movie you watched? Jumper. Cool story concept, not great acting, okay script.

15. Favorite Day of the year? Payday

16. What do you do to vent anger? Call Cheryl. Or Robin if I’m feeling particularly vengeful.

17. What was your favorite toy as a child? I honestly don’t remember. I had tons of stuffed animals and tried to spread the love evenly so no one would get jealous.

18. What is your favorite season? Spring

19. Hugs or kisses? Hugs

20. Cherry or blueberry? Cherry

21. Do you want your friends to email you back? No. I have no friends. (Kidding!)

22. What are you reading? Sunset by Karen Kingsbury

23. What is on the floor of your closet? Clothes and shoes. And the Captain’s air rifle.

24. Favorite smells? roasting garlic

25. Who inspires you? God

26. What are you afraid of? falling

27. Plain, cheese, or spicy hamburgers? Cheese

28. Favorite car? BMW convertible

29. Favorite cat breed? Persians

30. Number of keys on your key ring? 7

31. How many years at your current job? From the time I started writing part time, 5 years. Full time, 3 years.

32. Favorite day of the week? Thursday--we get our basket of fruits and veggies from our organic co-op!

33. How many states have you lived in? 2

34. Do you think you're funny? No, but other people do.

35. New Year's resolution? To lose weight.

36. Favorite vacation? Going to Monterey with the dog.

37. Dream Vacation? Italy! To eat!

Comments

You have a copy of Sunset already? I can hardly wait until it releases. I started with the Forever series, and have followed the story through the Sunset series.

Fun meme. I recently did one on reading at my blog.

Blessings,
Susan :)
www.susanjreinhardt.blogspot.com
Anonymous said…
I love learning more about you, Camy. Now I'm gonna steal it from you, lol!

Looking forward to finally meeting you in person at the conference.

Winnie <};^D
Camy Tang said…
Susan, you are going to love Sunset!

I'm looking forward to meeting you, too, Winnie!

Camy
Pattie said…
I'm stealing the meme for my xanga blog: www.xanga.com/pattierwr

and even though I have a nice cartoony face here, I am GREEN WITH JEALOUSY that you get to read Sunset before the rest of us. *hmph*

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