Five or so Things

November 6, 2006 at 11:00 pm | In More than you ever wanted to know about me..., Pass it On (Memes) |

I have been tagged by Scott and Shannon to present five unusual facts about myself.

Although I am very tired from a whirlwind bloggy get-together in which I. Squeezed. The Chuzzle. I will comply, with a slight twist. I present to you: five truths and a lie. You decide - which is the lie?

  • I have a very hard time telling left and right apart and failed a driving test because of this.
  • I learned to drive on a stick shift (in New York City) and will never buy a car with an automatic transmission. I hate driving them.
  • I hate following or being followed by someone I know when I’m driving. I am terrified that they will get into an accident and I will see it happening and be unable to stop it. I often insist on giving people directions instead and come up with excuses for why they shouldn’t follow me.
  • In high school, I was a competitive race-walker.. Picture a duck with a firecracker shoved up its behind.
  • I do karate but don’t like watching martial arts movies.
  • I have always wanted to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail.

Which is the lie? Speak up! I tag… anyone who wants to do it.

I will second just about everyone in the OC and say YOU MUST GO TO THIS SITE IMMEDIATELY. I am torn looking at it, because it’s absolutely incredible and at the same time it makes me want to kick myself because I’ve thought doing something very similar and of course I have never gotten off my big fat butt and done it.

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  1. What is a Chuzzle and how exactly does one squeeze it?

    I have a hard time with left and right. For some reason, I snap with my left hand so when I get confused, I just snap, and I know which way is left :)
    My guess is race walking.

    And just because one person’s taken some photos of people with diabetes doesn’t mean it can’t be done again! No excuses!

    Comment by Kassie — November 7, 2006 #

  2. I’m with Kassie. My guess is the race walking.

    The duck comment made me laugh so I figured that has to be it.

    Comment by George — November 7, 2006 #

  3. I vote for race-walking, too. And like Kassie said, you can do your own photography exhibit on the D. We’ll be watching for it.

    Comment by Lyrehca — November 7, 2006 #

  4. My guess is race-walking.

    The confusion between left and right is one of my biggest issues trying to learn to drive. (And it only happens when I’m driving.)

    Comment by Rachel — November 7, 2006 #

  5. appalachian trail. but my second guess is race walking.

    Comment by Cat, Galloping — November 7, 2006 #

  6. I guess Appalachian Trail, too.

    I’m so jealous that you got to meet the Chuzzle! Is he as squeezable as he looks?

    Comment by julia — November 7, 2006 #

  7. I’m going to have to go with Bill Clinton.

    Those portraits are freaking amazing…..

    It was awesome meeting you, btw.

    Comment by J — November 7, 2006 #

  8. What a cool twist Art!

    Hmmm. I’m having trouble with this… The common consensus seems to be the race walking…

    I’m just not sure whether to go with that or not.

    And I agree with Kassie! I say go for it!

    Comment by Scott K. Johnson — November 7, 2006 #

  9. The Chuzzle is adorable!

    I’m laughing at the way you described the way you look speed walking. People to have a duckish look about them when they do it, LOL.

    Comment by Shannon — November 7, 2006 #

  10. Somehow, I believe that you were once a competitive race-walker. However, I’m not sure about the stick shift bit. My guess is that No. 2 is the lie.

    Most likely, I am dreadfully wrong. :)

    Comment by Kerri. — November 7, 2006 #

  11. Hey go check out Bernard’s post, I think you are the one to do the photo gallery 2.
    Viv

    Comment by Vivian — November 7, 2006 #

  12. I saw that site yesterday. It’s incredible. It makes me sad, yet the photography is gorgeous.

    Comment by Megan — November 7, 2006 #

  13. I so want you to have been a race walker AND have a desire to hike the appalachian trail that I’m going with number two, stick shift.

    Driving a stick shift in Chicago is awful, but in New York? Sounds like a nightmare of mine…

    tek

    Comment by Tekakwitha — November 7, 2006 #

  14. Ok, I have no idea… so I’m that pathetic that I’m not even going to guess. I’ll just have to wait for you to uncover the truth :)
    As for those photos… wow! They really struck me, especially the first set. So true that pictures speak a 1000 words. I would love to see more photos like them, so I agree that you should give some a go… That would be great :) We’ll be anxiously waiting (so now you have to do it-lol- the pressure is on!)

    Comment by Andrea — November 7, 2006 #

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