Random Elevens Tag

Hey y'all! I was tagged a very long time ago by the lovely Miss Melody Muffin of The Splendor Falls on Castle Walls in the ever-awesome Random Elevens tag - thank you very much, Melody!

Also, for my tag-ees, I decided this tag is enough fun that it deserves its own button ... so feel free to grab it for your post if you agree with me!

Here are the rules:

1. If you are tagged/nominated, you must post eleven facts about yourself.
2. Then, you must answer the eleven questions the tagger has given you and make eleven questions for the people you are going to tag.
3. Next, tag eleven more bloggers.
4. Tell the people you tagged that you have tagged them.
5. No tagging back.

Here we go!

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ELEVEN RANDOM FACTS ABOUT MYSELF

1. I am nearsighted and wear glasses.

2. I have a claddagh ring that I wear every day (following the rules, of course).

3. Someday, I am going to have a pet parakeet, because I love birds, and I can't wait to have one of my own.

4. Like millions of Americans, I am descended from John Alden and Priscilla Mullins.

5. However, my ancestors from another branch of my family just arrived in the United States about 100 years ago.

6. My top 5 favorite singers are Josh Groban, Phil Collins, John Denver, Fernando Ortega, and Karen
Carpenter.

7. I think the most handsome president was Franklin W. Pierce.

8. My favorite Disney female character is Jane Porter from Tarzan.

9. If I could have any career I wanted, I would be a reporter or editor for a midsized newspaper.

10. If you ask me anything about the BBC Sherlock series, I can probably tell you anything you want to know, including how Season 3 ends ... but I still have never seen the series.

11. My very favorite article of clothing is my red Converse tennis shoes.


ANSWERS TO MELODY'S ELEVEN QUESTIONS

1. What is your attitude toward reptiles?

For the most part, I like them, and think they're interesting and pretty/cute ... alligators and crocodiles do NOT count.

2. Do you know what a Mumakil is?

I didn't, but I went and looked it up, and discovered it's from Lord of the Rings ... I'm not a member of that fandom, I'm sorry!!

3. How many state capitals have you been in?

*Whispering in shame*  Two .......

4. Have you read Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe?

Not yet, but I have it in my Kindle library and hope to read it sometime!

5. Have you read Jane Austen's Lady Susan?

Again, not yet, but it's in my huge Jane Austen anthology, and I do plan to read it someday!

6. What is your favorite rendition of "Amazing Grace"?

*Sniff*  Scotty playing it on his bagpipes during Spock's funeral on Star Trek III: The Search For Spock.  Makes me cry every time ...

7. Do you listen to country music?

Noooooo ...... my mom and sister like it, so I try not to be too rude when they put it on, but I just really don't like it.

8. Would you rather have a squirrel or a rabbit for a pet?

Umm .... a squirrel, because it could more easily ride around on my shoulder.  :-)

9. What is your favorite big cat?

I really like cheetahs and mountain lions ... tigers and African lions are really cool too!

10. Do you prefer your hair long or short?

Both, in a way ... I love to play with intricate updos, but it's actually much healthier and looks better when it's short.

11. What is your favorite color of rose?

Yellow!! I'm crazy about yellow roses!  :-D


QUESTIONS FOR MY TAG-EES

1. If you drink coffee, what is your favorite flavor?

2. If you could choose to be stuck for two days in a library, a shopping mall, a museum, or an indoor skating rink, which would you choose? (Assuming they had food and amenities available.)

3. Have you taken a Myers-Briggs personality test? If so, what is your personality type?

4. Who is your favorite member of your favorite band (or, who is your favorite singer)? Just one!

5. What is your favorite clothing fiber (i.e. cotton, wool, acrylic, polyester, rayon ...)?

6. What is your attitude toward insects?

7. Would you rather your boyfriend/fiance/husband give you flowers or chocolate?

8. Have you ever considered becoming a missionary?

9. You wake up one morning and realize that you've been dropped somehow into your favorite Jane Austen novel! Which one is it, and what are you wearing?

10. If you had to fight a duel and you were choosing the weapons, what would you use?

11. What is your favorite Bible translation?


I AM TAGGING:
(I don't have quite 11 people, I'm sorry about that!)

Angel at With Her Hands
Jennifer at Where the Green Grass Grows
Vicki at Decked Out in Ruffles
Alex at It's A Lovely Day Today
Michaela at Rhapsody in PINK
Anna at storia
Jessica at Safirewriter
Rebecca at Singing in His Name


(Honorary tag to Frannie at Of Mess and Glory, who is planning her wedding and probably won't have time to do this!!)

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Thanks so much for playing this with me!! I hope you're all doing well and getting ready for spring!  :-D

Lots of love,
Vicki

Name That Movie! Answers

Hey everyone! So, here are the grossly overdue answers to the Name That Movie! quiz that I posted up a few weeks ago ... you all did great!!

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#1:
Saboteur (1942)

#2:
Stalag 17 (1953)

#3:
Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)

#4:
Stagecoach (1939)

#5:
Wuthering Heights (1939)

#6:
Gaslight (1944)

#7:
Key Largo (1948)

#8:
My Darling Clementine (1946)

#9:
Captain Blood (1935)

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Here's the movies that each of you guessed correctly:

Alex - #2, #7
Erica - #5
Jessica - #9

Good job on your victory, Alex, and thanks to all three of you for taking a shot at such a tough quiz!!

Would you like me to do it again sometime?  :-)

~ Vicki

Which Little House on the Prairie Character Are You?

 My sister Heather is something of an expert on the Little House on the Prairie books and TV shows, and a little while ago, she wrote this amazing self-quiz to determine which character matches your personality best. I loved taking it and found it awesomely accurate! Way to go, Heather!

Drop me a comment and let me know which character you are!

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Which Little House on the Prairie Character Are You?

1. Do you like it when your family moves?

a. Yes - you're really excited to reach your new home.
b. No - you're sad to leave, but still try to cheerfully pack up and go.
c. Not really - you don't like change and would rather stay somewhere peaceful.
d. Yes - you wish you never had to settle down in one place, but could always be on the move.
e. You don't really mind, as long as your family is together.

2. What do you like to do outside?

a. Farm chores, hunting, and caring for the animals
b. Work in the garden, do the washing, and sit on the front porch
c. Take walks with your sisters
d. Go exploring the land around your house
e. Pick flowers to bring home

3. Do/did you like school?

a. Yes, but you enjoy working with your hands better than books.
b. Yes, and you really want your children to do well at school.
c. Yes, and you wish you could study forever.
d. No, but you study hard anyway.
e. Yes, but you're shy around other students.

4. When you meet someone new, you ...

a. Shake hands and start a friendly conversation.
b. Cordially invite them to dinner.
c. Are always sweet and polite, if a bit reserved.
d. Greet them enthusiastically, never mind manners.
e. Don't have a lot to say.

5. What do you like to do inside?

a. Play music, sing, and tell stories
b. Cook, sew, and keep house
c. Read, quilt, and knit
d. Play games, read, and daydream
e. Mind your little siblings, listen to stories, and help out around the house

6. What makes you beautiful?

a. Your twinkling eyes
b. Your sweet smile
c. Your lovely hair
d. Your petite size
e. Your cute freckles

7. How do you cope with a crisis?

a. With energetic spirit, usually coming up with a lot of ingenious ideas
b. Calmly and responsibly, hiding your own worries
c. Never once complaining, even though you are sometimes very afraid
d. With stubborn determination
e. Quietly, but with inner strength

8. Do you get along with your family?

a. You're always the encourager and the peacemaker.
b. You may have disagreements because of your strong will.
c. You sometimes boss your little siblings, but you are still an obedient daughter.
d. You're wild and always getting reprimanded by your parents.
e. You mostly do what your family tells you to.

9. Your friends love you most for your ...

a. Cheerful optimism
b. Gentle wisdom
c. Goodness
d. Courage
e. Simple happiness

10. How would you describe your clothes?

a. Sturdy, comfortable, work-ready, and a little shabby
b. Neat, fashionable, and conservative
c. Flattering to your eyes, hair, and complexion
d. Carefree and decidedly not fussy
e. Hand-me-downs from your older siblings

11. Are you afraid of strangers?

a. No, you're easygoing around everyone.
b. A little, but your polished manners help set you at ease.
c. Not really, unless they are rough-sounding men.
d. A little, until you get to know them better.
e. Yes, unless your family is with you.

12. Your favorite kind of music is ...

a. Folk songs
b. Old hymns
c. Gentle ballads
d. Lively dance songs
e. Funny songs

13. How do you cheer someone up?

a. By helping them plan for better times
b. With wise words and wholesome work to do
c. By giving sensible advice
d. By praising their past successes
e. By admiring their personal strength

14. Your gifts to others are ...

a. A little extravagant, because they deserve the best.
b. Something beautiful that they will cherish forever.
c. Exquisitely handmade items that showcase your skills.
d. Just what they had been needing.
e. A secret present from you and someone else

15. Your worst fault is ...

a. Acting impulsively
b. Taking life too seriously
c. Being bossy
d. Immaturity
e. Not living life to the fullest

16. What is your favorite social event?

a. Going to town and catching up with friends
b. Going to church
c. Going to school
d. Down-home dances and family gatherings
e. Holiday celebrations

17. A family member is going away on a long trip. You ...

a. Offer to drive them to the train station.
b. Bravely make do while they are away.
c. Can't understand why they want to leave.
d. Think about them all the time while they are gone.
e. Try not to cry as they drive away.

18. You dream most of ...

a. The wonderful world that lies beyond the horizon, waiting for you to explore it.
b. Settling down and starting a cozy home, somewhere secure and peaceful.
c. Going off to college and getting an excellent education.
d. Living and thriving in the wild, free, wide-open country around you.
e. Becoming a lady as lovely as your older sisters and mother.

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If you answered mostly A's, you are most like Charles Ingalls.

If you answered mostly B's, you are most like Caroline Ingalls.

If you answered mostly C's, you are most like Mary Ingalls.

If you answered mostly D's, you are most like Laura Ingalls Wilder.

If you answered mostly E's, you are most like Carrie Ingalls.

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I was Pa Ingalls, and I think that's right - like him, I love music, exploring, discovering new knowledge and places, and being with my family.  :-)  Which character are you?

Lots of love,

Vicki

Name That Movie!

Hey everyone! I was really inspired lately by the awesome period drama games that Miss Laurie puts together over at her blog, Old-Fashioned Charm; and I decided to give one a try using my specialty, the old black-and-whites!

Each correct guess is worth one point. The person with the most points at the end wins! Good luck!

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I apologize for the low quality of a couple of these - if there are any that you can't make out for quality reasons, let me know and I'll try again to find a better photo. Good luck, everyone!

Love,

Vicki

Literary Heroine Blog Party!

Hello sisters! I decided to participate in this year's Literary Heroine Blog Party over at the beautiful blog Accordion to Kellie - be sure and head over to participate in the fun activities and check out the awesome giveaway (which has prizes so cool it might tempt me out of my Internet paranoia ...)!

Here are the questions:

~ The Questions ~

1. Introduce yourself! Divulge your life's vision, likes, dislikes, aspirations, or something completely random!

Hi there! My name is Victoria, but I go by Vicki, and I'm a Christian, a college student, and a romantic dreamer. My life's vision is very big and vague, something involving helping people and spreading the Gospel; it manifests itself in various unrelated goals like becoming a doctor, writing life-changing novels, marrying a man with a heart for ministry, and being a fabulous mother to a handful of children who will grow up to change the world. However, my preoccupation with the act of dreaming tends to reduce me to simply philosophizing here on my blog, Sunshine and Shadow.

2. What, to you, forms the essence of a true heroine?

The essence of a true heroine is faith and moral strength. Heroines in great literature inevitably face huge challenges and obstacles, and a true heroine will overcome her enemies through faith in God and through unswerving reliance on what is true and right and good.

3. Share (up to) four heroines of literature that you most admire and relate to.

Jane Eyre (1997)

Admire:
- Jane Eyre, for her moral courage

Relate to:
- Elinor Dashwood, for her difficulty in expressing her true feelings to others
- Jo March, for her love of writing and music and her difficulty fitting into expected social customs
- Catherine Morland, for her silly naivety and thirst for adventure


4. Five of your favorite historical novels?

- Kidnapped, by Robert Louis Stevenson
- A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens
- Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte
 - Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen
- Sense and Sensibility, by Jane Austen

5. Out of those five books who is your favorite main character and why?

Sydney Carton, as I shall forever see him

- Kidnapped: Alan Breck, for his brazenly dashing charm and lovely rolling Scottish accent

- A Tale of Two Cities: Sydney Carton, dear Sydney, for his pure and beautiful heart

- Jane Eyre: Jane Eyre, for her strong heart and courage to sacrifice everything she loved for what was right

- Pride and Prejudice: Mr. Darcy, for his gentle affection and sacrificial devotion to the two women he loved

- Sense and Sensibility: Colonel Brandon, for his quiet and undying love and grave gentlemanly manners

6. Out of those five books who is your favorite secondary character and why?

- Kidnapped: Hoseason, in an odd way, because he's dishonorable and yet honorable at the same time
- A Tale of Two Cities: Mr. Lorry, because he's honest and reliable and always trying to help
- Jane Eyre: St. John Rivers, because he is icily beautiful and chillingly awe-inspiring
- Pride and Prejudice: Mr. Bingley, because he's sweet and charming and delightful
- Sense and Sensibility: Mrs. Jenkins, because even though she's annoying, she's very sweet

7. If you were to plan out your dream vacation, where would you travel to - and what would you plan to do there?

I'd visit England, Scotland, and Ireland for an entire summer! In England, I would primarily visit historical sites and famous buildings; in Scotland, I would primarily visit the big museums and do a lot of nature walks; and in Ireland, where I would spend the majority of my time, I would almost exclusively wander through the countryside and the little villages, while making sure to catch my favorite groups and singers in Dublin.

8. What is your favorite time period and culture to read about?

*Sigh* ... Such a hard choice. I would probably be most likely to pick up a book about ancient Rome, colonial America, the Industrial Revolution, or America between 1900 and 1945.

9. You have been invited to perform at the local charity concert. Singing, comedy, recitation - what is your act comprised of?

I would play my guitar and sing something with my sister - probably one of our favorite lyrical Irish folk tunes, like "Red is the Rose" or "Ar éirinn Ní n-Eósainn Cé h-í".

10. If you were to attend a party where each guest was to portray a heroine of literature, who would you select to represent?

Catherine Morland, my Austen doppelganger.

11. What are your sentiments on the subject of chocolate?

Ah, chocolate! How do I love thee? Your soul-nourishing warmth and rich flavor fill my heart with the very essence of happiness, of comfort, of love and romance. You are equally divine in the howling primal jungles of South America where you are born, as you are in the elegant dark-red cafes of the wealthiest lovers. You are the delight of a child, happiness of a holiday, the comfort of the cold, sick, and alone. Hail chocolate, thou ministrant spirit of health and good cheer! I raise my mug of hot cocoa in a toast to thee, restorer of health and enricher of life!

12. Favorite author(s)?

Louis L'Amour, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Janette Oke, Louisa May Alcott, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Robert Elmer

13. Besides essentials, what would you take on a visiting voyage to a foreign land?

My camera (with LOTS of batteries), iPod, sketchbook and colored pencils, a couple of favorite books, my guitar, and at least one really beautiful dress.

14. In which century were most of the books you read written?

Nineteenth.

15. In your opinion, the ultimate hero in literature is…

Is it possible to pick just one? He is Robin Hood and Alan Breck, D'Artagnon and Romeo; he is Mr. Darcy and Colonel Brandon, Jim Hawkins and Pip Pirrips, Captain Smollett and Captain Aubrey, Sherlock Holmes and Sam Spade, Hawkeye and Hondo, Sydney Carton and Aslan, Don Quixote and Hamlet. Trying to choose the ultimate hero in literature is like trying to describe the perfect man. It can't be done.

Which is why, when it comes right down to it, the ultimate Hero in the ultimate Book of Literature is my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, the greatest Rescuer and Lover of all the ages!

16. Describe your ideal dwelling place.

I would love to live in a white, thatched cottage by the seaside, a little place with white walls, windows on every side of the house, a snug yellow kitchen with green shelves and a copper tea kettle, and a white picket fence in either the front or the back. Everything would be decorated in soft, cool, ocean colors. I'd like to have hollyhocks by the door and grow lettuce and carrots in the backyard, and I'd love to have a couple of chickens or a little goat, and a playhouse for the children and a place to hang the laundry. Mostly, I'd like to be close enough to the ocean that I can smell it in the breeze when I open all the windows.

For more information, see my Pinterest page.  :-)

17. Sum up your fashion style in a short sentence.

Ahm, I drag out of bed every day and put on jeans and tennis shoes, and either a hoodie or a tee and cardigan. But inside, I love full-skirted sundresses.  :-)

18. Have you ever wanted to change a character’s name?

Not really, but I would rather Mr. Darcy have received a more romantic first name than "Fitzwilliam" ... 

19. In your opinion, the most dastardly villain of all literature is...

Madame DeFarge from A Tale of Two Cities! I'd like to string her up with that ghastly knitting of hers!!

20. Three favorite non-fiction books?

Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret, Foxe's Book of Martyrs, and The Most Beautiful Villages of Ireland.

21. Your duties met for the day, how would you choose to spend a carefree summer afternoon?

I would don a blue sundress, grab my camera, hop on a little blue bicycle, and take a long ride out in the country.

22. Create a verbal sketch of your dream hat - in such a way as will best portray your true character.

Some kind of a small, quiet navy-blue beret that had a slight jaunty tilt to one side but sat nearly flat on my head. Like an artist or a philosopher.

23. Share the most significant event(s) that have marked your life in the past year.

Probably my decision to be a doctor ... I've had other significant things happen, but I think that's the most significant!

24. Share the Bible passage(s) that have been most inspiring to you recently.

1 Corinthians 1:17-31. So much power in these verses - and it's so amazing that God would choose a weak, foolish thing like me to confound the wisdom of the wise!!

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Thanks to Kellie for the fun party! These questions were not easy to answer, and I had a lot of fun thinking about my favorite books and characters! Head on over to her blog and check out the great prizes and the other entries!  :-)

Lots of love,
Vicki

"Be Mine ..." Valentine's Day Event

Hello sisters! I know I haven't posted much lately ... life is busy and I've been trying to back away from blogging a little, to focus on other things. I do have a couple of things to report, though, which I will get to later this week ...

And in the meantime:

I'm participating in the first activity of the "Be Mine ..." Valentine's Day Event over at Samantha's lovely blog "Simple Delights"! Feel free to hop over to her beautiful blog and complete this little questionnaire to get you thinking about Valentine's Day!

1. What is your favorite part about Valentine's Day?
   
   At the moment, in my idealistic way, I like something very specific about Valentine's Day: the notion of a man buying something beautiful and feminine for the woman he loves, to tell her how special she is to him. I really look forward to being considered special by a special man someday, so this (very narrow) aspect of Valentine's Day is something I look forward to in my future romantic endeavors.  :-)
   
   
2. What is your favorite romantic movie?
   
   Just one?  <:-}  Can I pick four?:  The Clock, Random Harvest, Sense and Sensibility (1995), and Pride and Prejudice (1995), which is really more of an epic than a movie.  :-)  But all of those movies make me choke up and whimper at the end for their sheer beauty ...
   
   
3. Dark or milk chocolate?
   
   Both! But milk chocolate is a little yummier.
   
   
4. What is something you do to make Valentine's Day special?
   
   Well, I admit to being a single girl who has a hard time with Valentine's Day.  *blush*  So I mostly enjoy the valentines that my little brothers give me, buy a bunch of chocolate for my mom, and maybe dress up in something pink. And daydream a lot.  :-)
   
   
5. Which would you prefer getting as a gift for Valentine's Day, flowers or chocolates?
   
   Flowers, for sure! A big bouquet that gets delivered to my office! Because I can (and do) buy myself chocolate any old time, but I never-ever-ever-ever get flowers!
   
   
6. [Skipping this question because I'm not married]
   
   
7. If you're single, what do you hope to do with your husband if you get married someday?
   
   The thing I most look forward to, when I meet my future husband, is sharing with him all the things that are special to me, and having him share his special things with me. I want to take walks on nature trails, go to carnivals and ride rollercoasters, sit out at night and look at the stars, and have snowball fights. I want us to talk. A lot. About everything.
   
   And specifically for Valentine's Day, I want to buy him a little stuffed animal with chocolate - one of those little bears or dogs or frogs that has "I Love You" or "Be Mine" embroidered on its tummy. I just think those are so cute!!!  :-D
   

Happy early Valentine's Day, everyone! Be sure to pop over and check out Samantha's blog, if you're so inclined!!

Lots of love,
Vicki

I ♥ Thursday Linkup {No. 5}

Yippee Thursday! Today was my errand-running day, so I am trying to regain my energy from all the miles I walked ... and my allergies are terrible and I'm itching and sneezing like nobody's business ... but that doesn't stop me from loving a lot of awesome things today!

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I ♥ Thursday Linkup {No. 4}

Get Smart. I have no idea why I love this show - it's stupid and a waste of time. But I love it - I love Max, I love 99, I love the Chief and Agent 13. My current theory is that something about it appeals to my Jewish sense of humor.

Lovin' my favorite shampoo. I use "Body Envy"; Heather uses "Hydralicious." Both of them are fabulous.

Source: aspottedpony.com via Rayanddeb on Pinterest

This hair, this hair, this hair ... the color, the curls ... the T-shirt that goes with it ... amazing!!

Source: la-belle-vie.tumblr.com via Tina on Pinterest

Rain. Because we haven't had any in so long. It's been many months since we've had a good, soaking rain - just little showers every 2-3 weeks or so. And we're supposed to be in a terrible drought for months and months yet. If you catch me complaining about winter rain showers in November, you make sure and let me have it!!  

"The Rocky Road to Dublin Set" by the Chieftains. This is the stuff that dreams are made of.      

Source: flickr.com via Ian Frei on Pinterest

Peaceful places, alone with nature      

"I have imagination, ingenuity, and intelligence ... *CRASH* ... and a headache like you wouldn't believe"      

Source: soulofawomanwascreatedbelow.tumblr.com via Christelle on Pinterest

    Whimsy ... Narnia?    

 Here's a little challenge for you - I'll bet you can't tell me who this young Irish tenor turned out to be. On the other hand, if you watched as much TV as I did when I was a child, maybe you can ... let me know!  
  And here is my Pinterest inspiration for the day:  

Fabulous advice for every single day!!

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First Prize in the Ultimate Mind-Blowing Movie Quote Quiz

Yes, at long last, Alex, here is your prize:

You can download it at this link so you can resize it to fit your blog.  :-)

Congratulations again on winning first prize!!

Love,

Vicki

Tag from Alex :-)

Hi everyone! Alex over at Alex's Corner! has tagged me with a fun little meme - I have to put together a list of ten interesting random things I've done so far this year, and ten things I want to do before the year is over. Thanks Alex!  :-)

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Ten Random Things I've Done This Year:

1. Started playing the piano in church again (yay!!!)

 2. Discovered Buster Keaton, Liam Clancy, Google Translate, The Hunchback of Notre Dame,
and Star Trek: The Original Series

3. Walked 0.8 miles in less than 15 minutes (that's really good, for me ...)

4. Finished a scarf for my mom

5. Started the process of changing my major to something really awesome ...  :-)

6. Gone to a college basketball game

7. Been told I was good luck

8. Discussed two-way statistical analyses - in Spanish

9. Administered a quiz to a senior-level college class (I love being in charge!)

10. Found the denim skirt of my dreams (it looks just about like this)!

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Ten Things I Want to Do This Year:

1. Get my driver's license!!!

 2. Drive a gazillion miles to go see the High Kings live at the Milwaukee Irish Fest in August
(Please, Dad??)

3. Plant peppers and tomatoes and actually have them stay alive through the whole summer

4. Pass my stats class  :-(

5. Make enough strawberry jam to last through the winter

6. Finish reading through the Bible

7. Finish the first class in my correspondence-course degree, my Bachelor's of Christian Studies

8.  Stay out in the sun enough that my hair continues to turn red

9. Survive my "anatomy of the speech and hearing mechanisms" class this fall

10. Take part in some kind of autism awareness activity, either online or on campus

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And to pass along the love, I'm tagging:

- Angel at With Her Hands

- Miss Raquel at God's Daughter

- Jessica at safirewriter

- Frannie at Authentic Virtue

- Jennifer at Where the Green Grass Grows

Have fun taking stock of your 2012 so far, ladies!  :-)

Lots of love,

Vicki