Back in town...
Just got back in town from PA. We saw a lot of great houses. I really liked a couple of them, but I can't get Paul nailed down on any of them. I can't get even get him to decide what he wants! He doesn't want to be right next to neighbors, but he doesn't really want land, yada, yada, yada...Somebody needs to tell this man that it's the pregnant lady's perogative to be fickle, not his!!
Anyway, we aren't making any offers just yet.
There was an open house held here at our house today. Our real estate agent said that there was a great turn out. I really hope that it doesn't take too long to sell. It would make things so much easier if this house sold quickly.
More stuff about me....
3. I used to be the artsy-type. Ok, it was high school in the 1980s, I was a punk-rocker type. I wore all black all the time. My skin is already very pale, so that was easy, and I dyed my hair (Black usually, but occasionally purple or blue for a special occasion). My "symbol" was a noose with a peace sign in the middle (I know, I can't believe it either!). I was a rebel. I didn't drink or smoke (yet), but I looked the part. I thinkI was trying to stand out from the crowd and hide within a disguise all at the same time.
4. I went to Catholic school for 13 years. K-12. I went to an all girls' high school where I wore a green plaid uniform. I loved my school. It was a very liberal school, which is just what I needed. They let me explore my identity. And the plaid skirts really gave me a great base for fashion. To this day, I can't stand plaid or polyester. You know, those skirts actually melt? They don't burn, they melt! Don't ask me how I know.
5 Comments:
Hi Christine!
I'm really enjoying learning all of these new things about you. Very interesting!! I love that you used to be the rebel type...no wonder you never pictured yourself as the doctor's wife! ;)
I'm glad it went well in PA, too. Lots of love to lil' RLC...
First, isn't house hunting both extremely fun and exhausting at the same time?
I love picturing all my things in the houses, but then actually GETTING there is the hard part! Good luck with that!
And Christine, you are SO different than I imagined! I can't wait to hear more about you! I think I'll like you even more! *wink* if that is possible!
We NEED a picture of the NOOSE with the PEACE symbol! ahahahahaha!!
I love this 100 things! Keep it up! You might inspire me, although, I never wore a noose! ;)
I also went to Catholic school for 13 years! I didn't have to wear a uniform though, we were the only co-ed, non-uniformed Cahtolic school in our city (since then they've gotten uniforms)... AND I also went through the hair dyed black, punk phase as well. Isn't that hilarious! I love to look back at old photos and laugh at myself now.
Jackie
A punk rocker huh! Never would of thought. LOL I am trying to picture you with blue hair :)
Glad you had a good trip to PA. You'll find a house, just tell Paul he's not allowed to be fickle...you are!! :)
Your rebel side completely suprised me! I went through the purple hair phase and had many friends with blue, purple, green hair. Secretly on the inside I never grew out of that phase, I just work in a bank now. I would still have purple hair and dress rather different if I didn't have to work. Oh I LOVE the catholic school girl skirts, but that's probably because I never had to wear them.
Jenn
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