Sunday Image #5

Here is an image that caught my attention for one reason or another at some point in time:




So what are your thoughts?

Saturday 9: Kicks (Keep Getting Harder to Find)

1. As you get older, do you find that kicks are harder to find?
Umm... no? I have less empty time, so it seems easier to fill...

2. Who is your favorite relative and why?
Favorite is kinda tricky... I am closest to my father. I do not have a relationship with a bunch of my relatives, but the ones I do are very special to me.

3. Who is the most important person in your life?
Tricky, tricky... I could never pick just one person. The hubby, my daddy-o, my sister from another mother (SFAM), they would top the list.

4. Name one thing you used to do that you are not proud of.
I don't really have an answer for this one. I am sure there is something, but it is slipping my mind for now.

5. Tell us about the furthest you've ever been from what you consider "home".
That would be New York. I thought this answer should be a bit more profound, but that is all I've got for now.

6. Who would you want to be locked in a room with for 24 hours?
Right now I would go with SFAM. I think we could talk for a week straight right now and still have more to talk about.

7. What are you doing this weekend?
Enjoying the fact that the hubby is home for a few days and I can "sleep" in his arms.

8. Other than your own, whose car were you in last?
I honestly can't remember. I haven't been in anybody's car, but my own all this month... That is kinda weird, especially since I hate driving!

9. Tell us about the last compliment that you've received.
A new work associate said that I had incredible communication skills and that I was in a word "Awesome" - How refreshing that was to hear and it means a bit more since I think she is pretty "awesome" too...

Starting Again...

I keep putting off my next post, because... well, because that is what I do. I procrastinate and I am really really good at it. At least in my personal life I am. When it comes to work, I am completely different. I start projects right away and have them finished long before they are due. I get horribly annoyed with co-workers who procrastinate and then need help completing their project at the last minute. I know I am a bit crazy. I just wish I could figure out a way to think about housework and homework like my work work... I think the craziest part is that I even procrastinate when it comes to things I want to do. I mean things like laundry and my essay exam are pretty easy to figure out why I don't want to dive right in, but writing blog posts or watching a movie with the hubby? I keep thinking I should get one of those self-help books on stopping procrastination, but I haven't made it down to the bookstore quite yet...