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I've Been Tagged

I was tagged by the Three Maidens. :)
To those we tag, here's the rules:


1. Post these rules
2. Post 11 random things about yourself
3. Answer the question the tagger asked you
4. Create 11 new questions for the people you tag
5. Go to their blog and let them know they've been tagged 


Random things:
1. I have two dogs that I love and miss very much when I'm away at school.
2. Two of my best friends live on opposite ends of the country.
3. I have two wonderful church families.
4. I love reading.... just not college textbooks.
5. I enjoy being outside, but I don't go out much because of a "fear"/dislike of bugs and other creepy crawly things.
6. My favorite tv shows are NCIS (the original) and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
7. Pride and Prejudice is my favorite movie (the newer version). The book is amazing as well.
8. Pride and Prejudice also happens to be my sleep/comfort movie.
9. I have moved four times in the last two years.
10. I believe pictures are some of the best presents.
11. Friendship is very important to me.


Questions (for those tagged):
1.  Favorite Bible character?
I would have to say my favorite is Esther. 
2.  Cat or dog?
Dog...all the way.
3.  Ford Mustang or Chevy Camaro?
Ford Mustang
4.  Would you rather explore a cave or hike a mountain?
Hike a mountain. I'm a bit claustrophobic.
5.  Fiction or non-fiction?
Fiction, except for the bible.
6.  Clothing item of choice: comfortably classy or delightfully dressy?
Comfortably classy.
7.  What is your birthstone?
Saphire. 
8.  Favorite board-game?
Scrabble.
9.  Favorite movie?
Pride and Prejudice.
10.  Algebra or Geometry?  Biology or Chemistry? Algebra and Chemistry.
11.  If you could travel back in time, which era would you choose? Renaissance, Western (early American), Ancient China, etc.? 
I think I would choose the 1920s.

Comments

  1. SarahFebruary 12, 2012 at 7:33 AM

    Cool! that was fast =D Good choice with the Mustang *laughs*
    So, why would your choice be the 1920s? I'm just curious. ^ - ^
    Love,
    Elisera

    ReplyDelete

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