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Thursday, 9 June 2011

A little ray of sunshine...

So it turns out that blog posts are also like job interviews and buses, so here is a second for today.  My lovely friend Kirsti (A Quick Succession of Busy Nothings) presented me with my first Blog Award today, this Sunshine Award, being new to this I was pretty chuffed! Thanks poppet! 

 

So, apparently there are rules to these things and they are to tell you all a little bit about myself and then pass the award on to 10 other bloggers. As the only bloggers I know have already had it, I’ve decided to mush together the rules and tell you 10 things about me instead.

1.       I love lists – I write them about anything and everything and find it immensely satisfying to cross things off
2.      Trees are my favourite things, the older, knobblier and twistier the better. Forests make me happy. I once found a tree that was over 8m around and therefore about 1300 years old, just imagine what it’s seen!
3.       I own over 30 pairs of flipflops, and yes I mean flipflops not thongs or jandals weirdos!
4.       I wish Julie Andrews was my extra Granny, I have an unnatural love for singing nuns
5.       Tea runs through my veins instead of blood
6.       I love cake but mostly for the icing
7.       I was born and raised by the sea, I get off kilter if I haven’t seen it or smelled it for a while
8.       There is nothing more joyous on earth than popping bubble wrap
9.       I have been in love with the lovely Oscar winning Colin Firth for over half of my life *swoons*
10.   I am the Queen of Procrastination-ville, why do something now when you can leave it to the last minute?!? 

Fascinating insight huh!? 



3 comments:

  1. THIRTY pairs of thongs, missy?? That seems ridiculous, even by your "It's above 15 degrees so I'll wear my thongs" standards!! ;)

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  2. Over thirty actually. One day I'll post a picture of all my babies..... :)

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  3. I rather like number 6!

    I doubt that I own thirty pairs of shoes in total. Before I moved to NZ, I had heaps, but as I've worn them out I haven't been able to replace them! Shoe shops here are crap.

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