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meganlynn09I got tagged by two people for this!
1. List seven habits/quirks/facts about yourself.
2. Tag seven people to do the same.
3. Do not tag the person who tagged you or say that you tag whoever wants to do it.
1. I bite my nails.
2. I played the violin for seven years. Which is how my habit of biting my nails came about, because it's very hard to properly play a violin or viola or cello with longer nails. I sometimes desperately miss playing the violin.
3. I love English classes that involve literature. Those are the ones I excelled in. Just don't mix poetry into it.
4. I love math. Specifically algebra, I've always been good at it because it just seems easy for me to understand. I hold my teachers in that subject responsible. I hated geometry though. Again, it was the teacher.
5. I can be very anal about certain things. When I cook dinner, do not enter that kitchen unless you're willing to do exactly as I say. If I'm cleaning my room, get away, or you'll step on something and ruin my perfect disorganized chaos that occurs when I'm cleaning. I have to have two pencils when I'm taking tests (standardized) or it'll drive me insane.
6. I hold grudges. Seriously. I've had a couple people find that out the hard way. The only people I will never hold my anger at are my parents.
7. Procrastination is my friend. For reals. I know it's evil, but I get my best work done when I leave it to the last minute. Science project at the last second? Honorable mention. Essay written two hours before class? Highest grade ever from that professor.
I'm not tagging anyone, as I'm pretty sure nearly everyone on my f-list has done this, or has been tagged already.
:D
1. List seven habits/quirks/facts about yourself.
2. Tag seven people to do the same.
3. Do not tag the person who tagged you or say that you tag whoever wants to do it.
1. I bite my nails.
2. I played the violin for seven years. Which is how my habit of biting my nails came about, because it's very hard to properly play a violin or viola or cello with longer nails. I sometimes desperately miss playing the violin.
3. I love English classes that involve literature. Those are the ones I excelled in. Just don't mix poetry into it.
4. I love math. Specifically algebra, I've always been good at it because it just seems easy for me to understand. I hold my teachers in that subject responsible. I hated geometry though. Again, it was the teacher.
5. I can be very anal about certain things. When I cook dinner, do not enter that kitchen unless you're willing to do exactly as I say. If I'm cleaning my room, get away, or you'll step on something and ruin my perfect disorganized chaos that occurs when I'm cleaning. I have to have two pencils when I'm taking tests (standardized) or it'll drive me insane.
6. I hold grudges. Seriously. I've had a couple people find that out the hard way. The only people I will never hold my anger at are my parents.
7. Procrastination is my friend. For reals. I know it's evil, but I get my best work done when I leave it to the last minute. Science project at the last second? Honorable mention. Essay written two hours before class? Highest grade ever from that professor.
I'm not tagging anyone, as I'm pretty sure nearly everyone on my f-list has done this, or has been tagged already.
:D
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Date: 2007-08-31 04:41 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-08-31 03:29 am (UTC)I am exactly the same. I loved algebra. It was like doing a puzzle. Great fun!
7. Procrastination is my friend. For reals. I know it's evil, but I get my best work done when I leave it to the last minute. Science project at the last second? Honorable mention. Essay written two hours before class? Highest grade ever from that professor.
I used to be so good at getting everything done two or three days in advance, with time to let it sit and revise...but sometimes now I let things go to the last minute, and there's no noticeable difference in quality. Just in stress!
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Date: 2007-08-31 04:42 am (UTC)there's no noticeable difference in quality. Just in stress!
Yes. I think it's the stress, really, that I let encourage me to not procrastinate.