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All About Me: First Impression Responses

i am... listening to Paul and Storm's, "Your Love Is"
i think... I have the only apartment in Provo where each of the four roommates diligently do their dishes.
i know... I've got to get a job, soon.
i want... to thanks Noelle for finding me such a great deal on an airline ticket.
i have... to buy some new seasonally appropriate clothing.
i dislike... pigs' feet.
i miss... Chen.
i fear... Brown Recluse Spiders
i am preparing... to make a paper mache spider for a Halloween decoration.
i feel... good when I accomplish things.
i hear... Worst Week is the new best SitCom.
i smell... Fall.
i crave... protein.
i cry... sometimes when I watch touching moments during a TV drama.
i usually... eat toast with the strawberry freezer jam that Char gave me.
i enjoy... playing tennis with Garrin Wood and Brent Clawson.
i search... for .mp3s on a battery of blogs.
i wonder... which love languages everyone in the family speaks.
i regret... selling my really nice winter coat.
i love... everyone in my family.
i worry... I won't see Rachael again.
i am not... tired, ever.
i remember... the uncomfortable feel of Scott Harbin's Black Lab bouncing around, invading my private space.
i believe... everything follows a pattern.
i dance... not as often as I ought to.
i don't... listen to music that I rate less than 3 stars.
i write... down things I want to accomplish each day.
i win... most of the ping-pong games I play.
i lose... whenever I play against Chen.
i am trying... to be like Jesus.
i never... want to walk in on couples getting their groove on.
i wish... BYU will play UTAH with both teams being undefeated.
i listen... carefully, once out of every 10 conversations.
i don't understand... linear algebra.
i can usually be found... at home or at the gym.
i am scared... rarely.
i need to lose... my complacency.
i forget... birthdays. (Mom's is coming up!)
i am happy... when I am with others.
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  1. NoelleWed Oct 15, 06:09:00 AM MDT

    This was really fun to read someone else's take on it. I guess you've gotten really good at Ping Pong! Awesome! My love language is when other people DO things for me, and then a tie between touch and notes.

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  2. HeatherWed Oct 15, 10:13:00 AM MDT

    Fascinating! I want to do one too. Those were really your first responses?

    I'll have to wait a bit until I forget yours nad Belle's.

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  3. Julie TTue Oct 21, 07:45:00 PM MDT

    Thanks- that was great to read! I'm sorry that you sold your coat- why did you? I speak "DO" something to demonstrate your love too- what is your love language? I win most of my ping pong games too and fear the brown recluse. And don't dance as often as I'd like.

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