Cleveland Amory once said that only men could be curmudgeons. Fine. I've set out to be a curmudgeonette.
I'm middle-aged, single, owned by a stubborn dog and so white bread all my clothes should say "Wonder." If it weren't for a few little quirks, I would be absolutely indistinguishable from other Midwestern females.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Okay, I'm curious
As to what the five or so people who read this blog think:
Haven't read it yet but plan to see the movie. I'm only now reading the Harry Potter series.
ReplyDeleteOkay - I posted my answers and you are still the same...mouse. I don't get why a mouse (I gave you big points for assertive), but whatever.
ReplyDelete[Walks into room. Stops. Scratches head. Walks back out.]
ReplyDeleteBecs, it's on my GoodReads "to-read" list.
ReplyDeleteYour Majesty--"squeak!"
Scott--come back and read this: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18116
It's no weirder than being obsessed with birds. :P
Assertive? Who the heck voted for assertive?
ReplyDeleteIz it any weirder den being obsessed wif chickns?
ReplyDeleteby the way there are more then 4-5 people who read this blog fingy of yours....
ReplyDeleteheck there are more then 4-5 who read it when i am online
I did this way long time ago. Don't remember what I got. I think it was the weasel.
ReplyDeleteNow I have to read the books. They are all in one omnibus edition on my shelf. Just Have So Many Books.
Mouse? It was a bunny when I stopped by, and now it looks like Great Dane!
ReplyDeleteI guess this is something else to add to the reading list?
K, it changes according to how people rate me--it's been a mouse, bunny, Great Dane, raven and now is a mouse again.
ReplyDeleteThe trilogy is on my to-read list at GoodReads, and in my cart at Barnes & Noble.