All About Me

I ran across this list on my oldest friend's Facebook page and I thought I would share with my loyal blog readers. You know, so you can really get to know me. ;-)

1. I was born in Sedro-Woolley, Washington

2. My parents were hippies and lived in an “Earth Ship” until I was born

3. I would like to write a book someday

4. I’d rather be home than anywhere else

5. Despite having to get rid of a bunch of pairs after my pregnancy, I still own over 100 pairs of shoes

6. I love what I do (sell health insurance)

7. I suffered from post-partum depression until my daughters were 16 months old

8. When I found out I was having twins, I started crying and said, “NO!… I don’t want twins!”

9. Being a mother defines me like nothing in my life ever did before

10. I have the Sunscreen Song on my iPod and live by the lyrics

11. I’m a licensed massage therapist and trained in Thai Massage, but I’ve been on “maternity leave” since the day in #8…

12. I believe that the meaning of life is the interaction and relationships we have with each other

13. I find spelling errors everywhere without even trying – on billboards, advertisements, etc.

14. In the 5th grade spelling bee, I misspelled foreign by putting “h” at the end instead of “n”. DOH!

15. I graduated from UW with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration when I was 21

16. I love reality TV. I still watch Survivor religiously.

17. I love twin-mommy blogs

18. I’ve worked for the same company for 11 years and I love my boss 

19. If there are cookies/fudge/chocolate in my house or office, I will eat it ALL

20. I hate hiking, direct sunlight and vanilla ice cream

21. I am a real blonde and used to get asked if I was albino

22. I’m half Italian and Bonasera (my last name) means “good evening” in Italian

23. I never wear red (and don’t put the girls in red), but for some reason, I love red cars (3 out of my 5 cars have been red)

24. When I’m on an airplane, I always order tomato juice or bloody mary mix. Always.

25. I have more “blonde moments” than I care to admit. The other day I walked right into the men’s room!

Me, 4 years old.