Writer's Block

So I noticed it's been about a week and a half since I last posted and I had good intentions of posting here more regularly. Last week I was out of action with sickness, this week I find I have nothing to say. I have started a few topics only to delete a few sentences in. However I did not start this blog post to tell you I have nothing to say, that would be really boring and lame. Instead I have confessions. These are not deep confessions, but nevertheless, confessions. Our Sunday school teacher, Matthew, did something similar on Sunday morning about confessing his love of Broadway musicals and other quirky facts about himself and it go me thinking...what are secrets you may or may not know about me. Maybe the more appropriate title of this should be "Random Facts of Liz."

1. I, like Matthew, have a deep love for musicals. Any of my Dockside friends can tell you this. I used to sing the show tunes in the kitchen. This loved started as a kid, when my mom showed up Mary Poppins, Wizard of Oz, Sound of Music, and other musicals. My love grew even more in college when I took Musicals in America as my fine arts requirement. And now I dream of going to New York to see a show on Broadway.

2. I LOVE peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, still. I ate one almost everyday in elementary school. It is still my sandwich of choice. Oh and grape jelly all the way.

3. I push my favorite things onto my kids. For example, I love bunnies/rabbits, and I am making the choice for Kayla that she will also love bunnies/rabbits. So far so good, she can't sleep with out her bunny pillow and Peter Cottontail bunny.

4. When I paint my toenails, I let the paint stay on until just a little strip is left on my big toe. Weird and a little gross I know. But it does save on finger nail polish remover.

5. At meals, I can only eat one food at a time until it's gone before I move onto the next. And most importantly my foods can't touch.

6. I'm slightly embarrassed about this one and I ht ink I've only told a few people. Some how growing up in church, I missed a lot of Bible stories. Important ones, like David, Samson, and Joseph. Seriously I thought the only Joseph was Jesus' earthly dad. I knew about David and Goliath, but just a couple of years ago I heard the phrase "David, a man after God's own heart" and heard the story of him and Bathsheba. When people talked about the Prodigal Son, I was honestly confused. I'm learning them now.

Whew, I'm glad I got all of that off my chest. That's enough for now.

♥ Liz