7 Things about me
I’ve been tagged for a meme by TriLcat at least twice, so I need to do at least one of them…
Here are the rules:
1. Link to your tagger and list these rules on your blog.
2. Share 7 facts about yourself, some random, some weird.
3. Tag 7 people (if possible) at the end of your post by leaving their names as well as links to their blogs.
4. Let them know they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blogs.
7 Facts about me
1. I once worked in a camp kitchen as a cook’s assistant (because I was too young to be a counselor), after hacking apart frozen chickens, I didn’t become a vegetarian, but I hate touching raw chicken (I don’t touch raw beef.) and I complain about it every time I cook it. (Working in the incubator on kibbutz didn’t help the situation.)
2. I have two random medical conditions which are named after French physicians. Maybe this is why I don’t like the French. (As a group…I do have a few (very few) French friends…)
3. I have three daughters, am one of two daughters, my mom is one of three daughters, and my mother’s father was the only boy in a family with four sisters.
4. Part of my family tree has been traced back to Lithuania in 1758!
5. My thumbs are different sizes. One is long and thin and the other is short and stubby. Both sides of my family claim that this comes from their side.
6. I’m a knitter–it keeps me calm, and makes me feel good. My girls are all getting hats knit by me for Hanukkah, and I tend to make only small projects.
7. My family moved every six years…when I was 6, 12, I went away to college at 18. I consider the place I lived from 12-18 (Cobleskill) to be my hometown. I’ve never been to the primary tourist attraction of that area.
I’m not tagging anybody, but if you haven’t been tagged yet, consider yourself tagged, and let me know you are doing it in the comments.
WOW interesting. A week ago I read that the MAN really does determine the sex of the child. It could be that you have 3 daughters b/c your husband possibly comes from a family of a lot of girls.
Comment by Orli — December 21, 2008 @ 4:59 pm
Hats are easy to knit?
I want to learn how to knit. I saw a woman knitting in chemo and I realized that with all the time I spend there, I could knit gifts for everyone!!
Comment by Rivka with a capital A — December 25, 2008 @ 9:10 pm