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My friend Carol tagged me, so I thought I'd play along, something a little light hearted and fun!

So here are the rules:

1. Link to the person who tagged you. That would be Carol.
2. Post these Rules.
3. Tell 6 Unspectacular Things About Yourself.
4. Tag 6 fellow bloggers.

So here are my 6 unspectacular things about me.

1. My house looks clean by appearance, but is really a disaster behind closet and cabinet doors.

2. I own a fabulous set of my very own golf clubs and have not played golf since I bought them.

3. I love to cook but don't think I am a good cook.

4. I could count how many times I watch t.v. in a month on one hand.

5. I have an uncanny ability to remember dates.

6. I like to do many things but don't have a passion about one thing. This bothers me.

So, now I will tag six fellow bloggers:

Laura
Lelia
Kim
Pam
Pamela
Lynn

Leave me a comment if you come and play.

Comments

Carol said…
Thanks for play Liz, your house sounds like mine. It looks great in the Kitchen and living room, just go in the bedrooms.

I envy you can remember dates, I never know what day it is. A by product of being an apartment manager I'm always a month or 2 ahead of myself.
Monday, October 13, 2008
pam said…
well that's fun--we'll see what I can come up with. Brain function seems to be intermittent at best right now. I could come up with some really wacky things that would make people wonder. hmmm, will ponder this. The golf clubs made me laugh---
Monday, October 13, 2008
Laura said…
Oh, my goodness! Thank you, Liz, for thinking of me! I promise to get on this. I love these little tags, I think they are so much fun to read! Thanks for sharing this little bit of yourself!
Monday, October 13, 2008
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