Sunday, October 5, 2008

Things I Like

For no particular reason:
  • purses/bags - no matter how many of these I get, I still like buying both and finding reasons to use them
  • journals
  • those uncut pages on books
  • taking off the seals on CDs and DVDs
  • putting things together, like bookcases and CD towers, especially if a hammer is involved
  • polka dots and stripes, together or separate
  • banjos
  • picture frames
  • lamps
  • jewelry with words on it (like my ring that says "To thine own self be true" and my bracelet with a Thoreau quote on it)
  • awkwardness, especially someone else's
  • colored shoes
  • bumper stickers
  • things that are free
  • sushi, especially when it has tempura batter
  • baking things when I actually have what I need (so in my mother's kitchen)
  • inventing new milkshakes or smoothies
  • yogurt
  • boxes, especially wooden ones
  • creating costumes, especially with other people
  • politics (which was a surprise to me when I discovered it)
  • answering questions or helping people to find the answer to questions
  • text messages, especially funny ones
  • road trips
  • hats and scarves
  • frisbees, especially ridiculous ones like the one in my closet with the history of England on it
  • bracelets, even though I don't wear them very often
  • my room
  • really fun kleenex boxes
  • blankets, and making them
  • flying, especially the part where the plane leaves the ground
  • organizing things
  • really long, slow-moving movies
  • BBC miniseries movies (is that redundant?)
  • short stories and essays
  • soda crackers
  • bananas with plastic cheese (which I saw on Mr. Rogers)
  • chopsticks
  • music videos
  • hanging pictures
  • rain
  • lists
  • orange gum (Trident)
  • pumpkiny things

1 comment:

Unknown said...

I like a lot of those things too (every DAY). Especially those uncut pages on books, wooden boxes, taking off in a plane, really long, slow-moving movies, rain and lists.

However, I heartily disagree with your fourth item. I do not like taking off those infernal seals on DVD cases. They always sever themselves on the corner of the case, leaving an impossible-to-grab strip across the opening.

I'll be givin' you a call when I next get a new DVD.