Since I published this “About Me!” two and a half years ago, I thought it could use some revision (or maybe not – we’ll see what happens).
I seem to post more photos than writing of late – but I guess there’s a mix – whatever way the spirit move me.
I like photography thus there are alot of photos on my blog. I am now a convert to digital photography and have a somewhat small camera that I can take everywhere… I love my handy Canon PowerShot – it goes anywhere. I also have a Nikon D90 (I don’t have kids!) and while I like it for some things that the Canon can not do – it’s a big camera.
I love to cook! So, I watch cooking shows on TV and enjoy reading cookbooks (some of you out there know exactly what I mean). There are some great shows on The Food Network, Fine Living Channel and now the Cooking Channel! My bro and fam gave me Jamie Oliver’s book re his travels in Europe (Greece, Italy, France, Spain, etc) and the foods! Yum!
I also enjoy crafting – specifically paper crafts. I want to learn about digital scrapbooking – just need to make the time.
I enjoy some of the “unscripted dramas” (aka “Reality TV”) on TV – I enjoy watching Survivor, The Amazing Race (love the travel scenes and well, some of the best lines on TV – “My ox is broken!”
I’ve also enjoyed watching some of the best shows that no one else watched – Studio 60 (ya, that’s gone), The Class (oh ya, that’s gone too), How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory, Aliens in America (that one’s gone too). I also enjoy the home improvement type shows and channels – HGTV, Discovery Home, Fine Living, TLC (Trading Spaces).
I enjoy cycling (did two Washington DC AIDSRides in the past ten+ years. The bike is out of the basement and has been ridden a few times in the last couple of weeks! That trend will continue through the summer.
I am a Church Youth Group Leader – I work with 8th, 9th and 10th graders! They’re the best!
According to Myers-Briggs I’m an INTJ – which is probably pretty accurate (so I’m really comfortable hiding behind this computer screen and keyboard).
Finally, I found this blogging thing addictive! You can get lost for hours! These interwebs is big and wild and crazy! So many people around the world writing about their lives – fascinating. Usinf Google Reader has reduced my time devoted to my addiction by about half since I only read the blogs that have updates (although I keep adding blogs to the reader so that list is ever-growing).
Thanks for stopping by, I hope I’ve not bored you too much. Thankfully, my life tends to be pretty pedestrian and that’s ok with me.
