Ovidia tagged me for this, and it’s pretty easy to think of six (only six?) unspectacular things about me, so here goes:
- I chew on my lips, especially when thinking, reading, or writing (pretty much all the time, really).
- I tend to eat quickly.
- I like having a routine in the mornings.
- I’m usually in bed by 9.
- I’ve organized my shirts by length of sleeve, but socks are by color.
- I don’t like bananas.
If they’re so inclined, I’m tagging Adam, Tech, Frenzied Feline, and Guy.
I’m a lip biter too. especially when I don’t drink enough water and they are super dry.
Same way about shirts, socks are somewhat by color. The white socks are on the right side of my drawer and the colored socks are on the left, although they are both kind of thrown in there.
I was able to eat plain banana’s when I was pregnant the first time (granted they had to be cut up), but I couldn’t force myself to eat them the second time. I was never able to eat a plain banana before I was pregnant either.
oh… My shirt thing comes from working at Fashion Bug. They hang from light to dark and well as no sleeves to long sleeves.
I love bananas–especially the tiny ‘monkey bananas’ with thin sweet yellow skin that can be eaten! & wow–I never thought of organising either shirts or socks but it’s a really good idea!
Thanks for playing!
Ramdom: I can’t blame my organizational tendencies on anything other than just being anal. But am very glad to know that I’m not the only one with a banana aversion!
Ovidia: You have much better things to spend your time on than organizing your clothes. I, on the other hand, do not.
I do not organize my clothes. I do, however, organize my CDs (by musical genre, first, then alphabetically); my books (by category, then using different organizational principles for different categories; for example, my books on American history are organized chronologically, from colonial times to the present; European history the same, except for my two shelves on the Second World War, which is organized alphabetically); and my DVDs (genre first, then alphabetically). I am so insistent on this organizational principle that my children are not allowed to shelve books or DVDs because I am afraid I won’t be able to find them again.
My work area at home is a mess; my work area at work, however, has to be neat, or I get quite flustered.
I do not eat applesauce, and you really don’t want to know why.