I am excited about this question. When I moved to SC two years ago, I knew it would be hard for me to make friends. I was right. I've joined two separate Bible studies, go to a Yoga class as often as possible, and go to many social events with my husband's work friends, but it is still so hard to get to know people. I remember going to that first Bible study and feeling like I did not get to know anyone, even after going for several weeks. Oh, I knew what each person did for a living, but how did that help me get to know them as people? It didn't. I have, since, thought about never answering the question, "What do you do?" with my job, which is an Administrative Assistant. How vanilla does that sound? It's not me. It's just how I make money. I do so much more than sit at a desk for 40 hours a week. Let me tell you some things I do:
I crochet. I am not a very good "hooker" because I have a lot of trouble following patterns, but I do enjoy it so much.
I sing/perform when cleaning my house, driving my car, making lunch, etc. I like to listen to Pandora Radio set to Show Tunes and dream of a career as a Disney singer or a Broadway actress.
I judge books by the cover... literally. I don't generally read books with boring or cheesy covers. I've made a few exceptions, but not enough to make me stop judging books by their covers.
I cook. I may not be the best cook in the world and I may not enjoy doing it, but I usually find that the food I've made is tasty. Kyle generally agrees.
I panic about silly things.
I talk to my animals as if they were people. I always tell my kitties and pup how beautiful they are.
I experiment with arts and crafts. One year, I want to do all handmade Christmas gifts.
I read and write very frequently. I read on my lunch breaks, waiting in lines, before bed, and at many meals, though usually not at dinner.
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