Sat 23 Feb 2008
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- I am currently on my 5th Thinkpad: A gorgeous (to me anyway) T43. My first one was Thinkpad 560, bought in 1995; it still works.
- I like my cereal soggy. I even microwave my milk for 10 seconds to expedite the soggifying process.
- I listen to 70’s rock music, mostly British. Camel and Focus are my personal gods.
- I was an elementary school valedictorian. :-D
- The single place that I lived in the longest in my life was this apartment in Philadelphia where I stayed for 6 years.
- My parents once lived on a ranch and at one point had 18 dogs, including 2 batches of new-born puppies.
- Salt & Vinegar is my favorite potato chip flavor (which is not available in Korea… sniff).
OK, now to the task of tagging poor, unsuspecting friends and colleagues. I tag:
- Yazmin of A Pretty Rock.
She makes elegant, beautiful jewelry, and she could easily make a living as a photographer too! - Wan of My Green Vespa.
A long time customer and wonderful commenter of my blog. Runs a jazzy blog! - Sue & Rose of Subu, Inc.
Beautiful notebooks and pottery in her shop! - Karen of A Bowl of Beads
A long time customer and a talented designer! - Kris of Coquito Designs and Indie Love.
One of my first “supporters”, Kris runs an exquisite jewelry shop and a blog devoted to promoting indie designers. Please visit her blog!
February 23rd, 2008 at 11:43 am
I enjoyed reading this. :D
February 23rd, 2008 at 12:22 pm
That Cindy! She’s quick on the draw, isn’t she?!!
Soggy cereal? really? Well, you and my son have something in common! :)
I like 70s music too. Besides the fact that I grew up in the 70s, Camel was just one of those groups I never forgot. And Peter Frampton too!
February 23rd, 2008 at 3:53 pm
Hi Rae! Thank you for the nice comment. ;) I am gamed to response, just much later because my eyes are already closing. LOL. It’s 4am here.
Anyway, how did your family handle all 18 dogs??? They must have taken over the house!
February 23rd, 2008 at 9:27 pm
Another Etsy soul who likes Camel? I wouldn’t have dreamed! :-) And Peter Frampton, of course — I bought his record in 1991, and had to admit his hair on the album jacket played a big part…
The dogs and puppies — they were the happiest and luckiest pack of dogs ever. We had to haul huge, I mean huge, packets of dog food of course, but they mostly roamed around the mountains and hunted. Haha…
February 24th, 2008 at 12:27 am
HI Rae
Oooh…wouldn’t have thought you in the mountains with all those animals! Cool. Thanks for dropping by, I always look forward to the updates on your blog. I share your love for soggy cereal except mine’s in chocolate milk. There, that’s one out on me already. Will think of 6 more.
By the way, love your new collection of necklaces, gorgeous simplicity!
February 24th, 2008 at 2:18 am
Thank you, Karen! :-) More about the dog story — we had a few different breeds, including Jindo, akita, dosa, dorberman and pointer. They would mate with no human supervision whatsoever, creating batches after batches of weirdest mixed breed puppies! Doberman-akita, Jindo-pointer, you name it. Perhaps a nightmare for dog breed purists, but they were some free and lucky dogs if you ask me. :-D
February 27th, 2008 at 2:25 pm
Rae,
It is so cool that you used to live in Philadelphia. I live right over the bridge from Philly, on the NJ side. We were neighbors! :)