The Sugar Doll Award!

The Sugar Doll Award! I have to admit I am so super behind in my Award posts. Back in December I got the Sweet Thing Award from Maggie, all the way back in November I got the Sugar Doll Award from Melissa! Since I got the Sugar Doll Award first, Im posting my response now. Its 2 months late, but hopefully it still counts! Here are 10 Things About Me that I havent yet shared (since this is similar to my Honest Scrap Award my Kreativ Blogger Award) : 1. The only time Ive never had bangs was when I grew them out in 8th grade. This was also the time when I got a perm. A perm + no bangs = no date to the 8th grade dance. And no, you will not see a picture of me from that time. Unless Im dead. Until then, heres a cute pic of me with bangs when I was super little. 2. That pic of super-little me totally has a story behind it. My Mom swears that, when I was that super-little, she would spent hours (plural) filling up that kiddie pool with warm water from the kitchen sink (instead of cold water from the hose), transported in buckets or bowls or somesuch silliness. When the pool was finally full, I would get in it be happy as a clamfor 5 minutes. Then I lost interest got out. Every time. Its amazing she still puts up with me. 3. I was super tall as a kid so tall, in fact, that I was the tallest in my school in 5th grade never got to play Annie because of it (at least thats what I tell myself). I was told growing up by my doctor that, if I kept growing the way I was, Id be somewhere around 58. In 10th grade, I stopped growing just short of 56. I still refer to my height as 55 a half. 4. As much as I want to be all artsy intellectual about it, I cant deny that my favorite movie is Say Anything. Doesnt every girl want a Lloyd Dobler to her Diane Court? Yup, I used a non-boombox pic. Its so not about the boombox. Image via Molly J. 5. (This is harder than it looks!) Ive picked at my nails/cuticles for as long as I can remember. Gross, right? Ive been more more self-conscious about it as Ive grown older, 2010 is so the year Im stopping. Even though it seemed impossible seriously, I had no idea how I was going to stop Ive managed to do a really awesome job of not picking since New Years. I cant say I havent done it at all, but Ive been so much better am really convinced that by this time next year, no gross picking. (Pats self on back). 6. I make really good coffee. For real. I dont know what it is, but I have the magic coffee touch. 7. Im the worst at remembering names. Ill see someone I went to school with for 12 years have no idea what their names are. Ill call my best friend from middle school say, I saw that guy today! With the brown hair! Whats his name? Im hopeless. 8. Dark chocolate. Every time. 9. The only celebrity Ive repeatedly been told that I look like   is Mayim Bialik from Blossom. Really, people? Really? Does this look like me? Does it? Wait dont answer that.   Image via nge press. 10. Luke I built a soundproof wall over the wall in our living room the week between Christmas and New Years. As a Jewish girl from Long Island, this is handiest/toughest workman-like thing Ive done. After about 24 hours total of hard physical labor (not all at once, thankfully), we have a like-new new wall no longer hear the neighbors pushing the buttons on their video game controller. At least I looked cute doing it! Work flats from Target. That was fun, but way harder than it looks! So glad I get to pick who goes next. According to the rules, I bestow this award on 10 other bloggers who then get to post the same 10 Things (not the same 10 things you know what I mean). Here they are!: Sara of Right Click Office Services Emily of Hello! Self Jen of Follow My Bliss Erin of Leo on the Loose Lindsay of Likely Design Andi of Hit Runners Cassandra of Cassandra Rae Tiffany of Crafty Fanny Carmen of Carmen Torbus Paige of Thats Life! Have fun, ladies!

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