I Mustache You Some Questions...

Tagged by Lori @ Palmer's Page Turners, here's a fun little tidbit of a post :)
Here goes nothing...

Four names people call me other than my real name:
  1. Mel (nearly all friends from college)
  2. Sissy (Dad)
  3. Missy (Family)
  4. Millie (the BF)
Four jobs I've had:
  1. Daycare Teacher
  2. English Language Teaching Assistant
  3. Glitter Bitch (aka Michaels Employee...haha)
  4. Adjunct Instructor
Four movies I've watched more than once:
  1. Dirty Dancing
  2. The Breakfast Club
  3. Harry Potter (All of them)
  4. 13 Going on 30
Four books I'd recommend:
  1. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
  2. Harry Potter by JK Rowling
  3. The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle by Avi
  4. The Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino
Four places I've lived:
  1. Vienna, Austria
  2. Edinburgh, Scotland
  3. Corvallis, Oregon
  4. Independence, Oregon
Four places I've been:
  1. Krakow, Poland
  2. Okinawa, Japan
  3. Victoria, British Columbia
  4. Budapest, Hungary
Four places I'd rather be right now:
  1. Edinburgh, Scotland with my girls :)
  2. The Oregon Beach
  3. Powell's Bookstore
  4. Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Four things I don't eat:
  1. Meatloaf
  2. Bean Burritos
  3. Sloppy Joes
  4. Beets
Four of my favorite foods:
  1. Sushi
  2. Pizza
  3. Ethnic food of just about any kind
  4. Toast :)
Four TV shows that I watch:
  1. Friends...always
  2. Marvel Agent's of Shield
  3. The Walking Dead
  4. American Horror Story: Freak Show
Four things I'm looking forward to this year (2015):
  1. Taking an actual vacation
  2. Reading more books!
  3. Spending time at the beach or lake
  4. Enjoying life :)
Four things I'm always saying:
  1. "Whatever.  I'm hilarious!"
  2. "That was funny...you should laugh"
  3. "I just need to stop by the library"
  4. "I can make anything relate to a song..."
Four people I tag:
  1. Mandy @ The Sassy Starfish
  2. Bianca @ Nerd Chic
  3. Seanna @ Life of Seanna
  4. Kori @ It's 4:03

Comments

  1. BrandieJanuary 20, 2015 at 11:45 AM

    FRIENDS is the best show ever. And I love Dirty Dancing! You've been to some really interesting places, that's really cool. I enjoy reading these posts!

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