When new people meet me they think I'm either weird or nice. I am much more complex than those two words, but those are the two first impressions I inevitably make.
I would much rather experience life vicariously through others, although I absolutely adore travelling to and being in new places. I am on the edge of introversion and extroversion, so am always either tired from my experiences or disappointed with myself for not experiencing something new. My favoritest places on Earth:
- ⇒ Peggy's Cove, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
⇒ Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
⇒ Schroon Lake, NY
⇒ York Beach, ME and its surrounding towns
⇒ Okmulgee, OK
⇒ Knoxville, TN
⇒ Liège, Belgium
⇒ London, England
⇒ More to be determined
I enjoy helping others, but I don't enjoy the resulting reliability upon me.
I am often in my own little world so people basically need to yank me out of that to communicate with me. It's easier to yank me out via IM or email than it is in person.
I have enjoyed drinking coffee since the age of 7.
I've always hated the phone because of two rather traumatizing-at-the-time experiences in my youth. I'd rather not get over this trauma, because I rather like not enjoying the phone.
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Have we ever discussed the Asian thing? I have a BA in East Asian Studies.
I like the phone, though - I find IM to be very impersonal, and I like long, rambling conversations. If I ever get you on the phone, it will be hard to get me off.
I just realized how that sounded. I means "get me off the phone."
*tsk* Such a perv. ;)
I've mentioned the Asian thing in the blog before, although I think it's been some time since the only person I remember talking with about it was Oregano/Richard from Cafe Oregano. He's been gone for quite some time now.
Your GPA is 3.1415927? That's not that bad.
I like that two of your favourite places are in Canada.
When people meet me, they either think I'm funny or bitchy.
I'm very much like you in the fact that I live in my own world (head)& very much prefer conversing via IM, Text Message or Email than in person. I despise the telephone and rarely answer mine.
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