Monday, October 16, 2006

Fours...

Okay, the Yarn Geek tagged KOL as a whole, so that includes me. Here we go, more useless information about me than you ever wanted to know...

Four jobs I’ve had:

* Muffin baker
* photocopier (well, they called it Student Assistant, and it was a federal summer job, but all I seemed to do was photocopy!)
* Scanning Electron Microscopist
* Librarian

Four movies I can watch over and over:

* Local Hero
* Star Wars (Episode 4, the real first episode, Luke and Leia and Han, not that new crap)
* The Sound of Music
* The Little Mermaid (yes, I know, it's part of the evil Disney empire!)

Four places I have lived:

* Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland
* Petionville, Haiti
* Waverley, NS
* Halifax, NS

Four television shows I love to watch:

* Red Dwarf
* Little Bear (Hey, Little Bear is a great role model!)
* Corner Gas
* How not to decorate (or any other show with Colin and Justin)

Four places I have been on vacation:

* The Dominican Republic
* Lots of places in Scotland
* Alberta
* North Carolina

Four of my favorite dishes:

* Mac and cheese (homemade, not KD)
* Roast chicken with roast potatoes
* Butter chicken
* bread, bread, bread, any kind of bread

Four websites I visit daily:

* Bloglines
* Halifaxpubliclibraries.ca
* Mothering.com
* Amazon.ca


Four places I would rather be right now:

* The beach
* The Highlands and Islands of Scotland
* outside enjoying this glorious autumn day
* Believe it or not, that's all I can come up with!

Four bloggers I am tagging:

* Anyone who reads this
* Anyone who reads this
* Anyone who reads this
* Anyone who reads this (hopefully there are at least four bloggers who read this!)

7 comments:

FrozenExtremities said...

LOVE Red Dwarf!!!

Alison said...

They just released to complete Red Dwarf, all 7 series, on 18 DVDs. And it'll only cost you about $250!

Steph said...

I can't think of Haiti without envisioning you falling off a moving vehicle.

Alison said...

That's funny! I had forgotten telling that story!

lulubelle said...

thanks, now I have something to blog!

Alison said...

I love Scotland. It still feels like home, even though I haven't lived there for years and years. It just feels right. I like the landscape, the geography, the food, the weather, and the people. I'll always be Scottish, even when I'm old and gray, and have spent most of my life in Canada.

morgan said...

I live for Local Hero!!! In highschool I had a secret plan to move to Pennan into a tiny yellow house (i have the photo somewhere) and support myself making baked goods for the inn, and one day my favorite rockstar would come down the hill into the town and not be able to get back up again (its very steep) and we would spend the rest of our days watching for mermaids, oil deposits, and eating cullen skink soup. (to quote colin and justin, "it makes me feel pleasured in the most unlikely of places"!) ps did you know they moved the phonebooth?