4. When I'm having a bad day and want comfort food, I go home and curl up with a big bowl of frozen peas that have been heated in the microwave. All I put on them is a) salt, and b) pepper. This stems from a childhood misinterpretation of what chickpeas were, when the characters in a book I loved ate "fresh hot buttered chickpeas."
3. My family was very, very poor when I was younger. As a consequence, I think that butter tastes horrible, because we always got a brick of government butter in our "please don't starve to death" box. Margarine, on the other hand, is the taste of luxury. I had a bad margarine habit for a while after getting my first job, and bought a tub every time I went to the store.
2. I am very superstitious, and very picky about my superstitions. I count crows, pick up pennies, and occasionally look for auguries in bags of M&Ms. I do not, however, freak out when I see a funeral procession, or insist on touching my collar and asking magpies how their wives are. This helps me strike a good balance. Just never get between me and a street penny.
1. I have a paralyzing phobia of pudding, which extends to all "pudding-type" substances, including custard and overly-warm milkshakes. Suddenly biting into an unexpected cream filling has been known to make me throw up on the spot. Luckily, this does not extend to the unnatural white goo inside Twinkies.
So that's five things you may or may not know about me. What do you think I may or may not know about you?
December 27 2010, 16:18:37 UTC 6 years ago
I should never be left in a bookstore or store-that-sells-yarn when without adult supervision. Especially if there is a sale going on. I have some yarnbending plans that I hope to accomplish before Arisia, if I can find some sufficiently orange yarn, because a friend of mine recently gifted a couple of anime voice actors with some knitted scarfs for Yaoicon, and it gave me Ideas.
Um. Would your cats eat something scarf-like made from yarn if you happened to get it from a fan at Arisia this year? (I know you probably don't need a real scarf; I came up with this really cool stitch that makes "scarves" that are mostly air, and now I need
victimspeople to make them for.) And should I assume my own prejudices of "if it can't be thrown in the washing machine and dryer and fend for itself, then it's clearly headed for extinction," or be looking for the Nicer Quality stuff? *wry grin*Assuming, though, that my spouse lets me into a yarn shop in time... >_>
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