You found multiple four-leaf clovers? I'm so jealous; I never find any at all.
1. I cannot whistle. I whistle poorly. This is a great disappointment to me, as I always wanted to whistle that beginning part of Patience by Guns N' Roses.
3. I really miss sleeping in. YES! (Was that emphatic enough?)
4. I spent a really long time learning to "twitch" my nose like a bunny, with dubious success. I could never successfully wiggle my ears. My husband can wiggle his ears independently. It's extremely weird but very cool.
6. I like flowers for more than just decoration. I love knowing the 'meanings' of them, and which ones are edible, have healing properties, etc. Me, too! When I was a kid, I used to check out books on the healing properties of wild plants and which one could eat. (I think I had some notion of surviving off the land, should I ever get lost in the wilderness.) I think that was half the reason I liked The Clan of the Cave Bear so much the first time I read it; Ayla knew a ton about plants.
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Date: 2008-02-04 08:39 pm (UTC)1. I cannot whistle. I whistle poorly. This is a great disappointment to me, as I always wanted to whistle that beginning part of Patience by Guns N' Roses.
3. I really miss sleeping in. YES! (Was that emphatic enough?)
4. I spent a really long time learning to "twitch" my nose like a bunny, with dubious success. I could never successfully wiggle my ears. My husband can wiggle his ears independently. It's extremely weird but very cool.
6. I like flowers for more than just decoration. I love knowing the 'meanings' of them, and which ones are edible, have healing properties, etc. Me, too! When I was a kid, I used to check out books on the healing properties of wild plants and which one could eat. (I think I had some notion of surviving off the land, should I ever get lost in the wilderness.) I think that was half the reason I liked The Clan of the Cave Bear so much the first time I read it; Ayla knew a ton about plants.