Life As I Know It: Tag I'm it

July 13, 2006

Tag I'm it

I was tagged by the lovely Lindsey

A) Four jobs I have had in my life:

Arthur Treachers, Fish&Chips-Cashier(my 1st job)

Meirering Green House-HATED

Bob Evans-Waitress

HAP-Client Service Representative

B) Four movies I would watch over and over:

Grease

Dirty Dancing

My Big Fat Greek Wedding

Pretty Woman

C) Four places I have lived:

I have lived in Michigan my whole life

I also have lived in the same city my whole life

D) Four TV shows I love to watch:

Project Runway

American Idol

House

Days of Our Lives

E) Four places I have been on vacation:

Up North-Michigan

New York, New York

All over in Florida

Can't remember the city, Indiana

F) 4 Web sites visited daily:

Miss Zoot

My Splattered Painted Life

CraftyLou

MamaC-ta

G) 4 favorite foods:

My moms homemade sweet and sour chicken

Steak, well, well done

Taco Salad

My homemade enchiladas

H) Four places I would rather be right now:

In my new house

In my bed

In another state

In a hot bubble bath

I) Four places I'd like to see or visit one day:

Spain

Paris

California

Hawaii

4 Friends I will tag:

4 of my cyber friends..that wanna do it

PLEASE leave a comment and let me know!

Lanezee THAT MEANS YOU :) Love yah GIRL!

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Lindsey7/13/2006
Will do on Friday!!
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July 13, 2006

Tag I'm it

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