I've been focusing on travel posts lately, in preparation for my Spring trip to Italy. However, I am trying to recommit to NaBloPoMo via BlogHer for March and the theme is Self. So, on days when there are prompts available, I'll try to write about me. That should really be the easiest thing to write about...right? Well, this was actually kind of hard and I felt like I was looking back on every time I've worked a retail job and had to say one interesting thing about myself at orientation.
Tell us five interesting things about yourself:
1. I worked as a 911 Dispatcher for six months. I was top in my class for all the tests, but it turned out I just do not have the personality for that job. Evidenced by the fact that I did a lot of crying in my car after shifts.
2. People always think I'm at least ten years younger than I actually am when they meet me. I can't decide if it's thanks to having oily skin all my life (few wrinkles) or if I'm just obviously quite immature.
3. Before going to Italy to visit Mary a few years ago, I'd never been out of the continental United States. Which is precisely why some of my travel posts this month will be interviews with other women who are much better traveled than I.
Tell us five interesting things about yourself:
1. I worked as a 911 Dispatcher for six months. I was top in my class for all the tests, but it turned out I just do not have the personality for that job. Evidenced by the fact that I did a lot of crying in my car after shifts.
2. People always think I'm at least ten years younger than I actually am when they meet me. I can't decide if it's thanks to having oily skin all my life (few wrinkles) or if I'm just obviously quite immature.
3. Before going to Italy to visit Mary a few years ago, I'd never been out of the continental United States. Which is precisely why some of my travel posts this month will be interviews with other women who are much better traveled than I.
4. I was the only female in three generations born to my dad's side of the family (the side I grew up with). Luckily, one of my cousins and his wife recently started the fourth generations with a baby girl! Thank you, Paloma, for joining my previously one-woman sisterhood. Cousinhood? Sure.
5. I have a tattoo on my right shoulder blade, but that isn't the interesting part. It's the fact that I always forget that I have a tattoo there until someone else notices it (on the rare occasion that I wear a tank top). And I'm always surprised. ((sigh))
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