I was tagged by
Wapentake with this currently popular meme:
The Rules: “Each person posts the rules before their list, then they list 8 things about themselves. At the end of the post, that person tags and links to 8 other people and then visits those peoples’ sites and comments letting them know that they have been tagged, and to come read the post, so they know what they have to do.”
So here goes.
1. I don't watch TV, however I do spend too much time on the internet.
2. I grew up
Presbyterian, attended
Vineyard churches throughout college and seminary, joined the
Church of Scotland during our years there, and am currently settling into the
Anglican Church of Canada.
3. My favorite drink is caffeine-free diet coke, even though others have wondered, "What's the point?"
4. I love camping. When I was growing up, my family camped everywhere. We camped at the beach in North Carolina, outside of Quebec City and Montreal, in Virginia state parks, and even in New Jersey so we could take the train in to visit New York City. It's an economical way to travel, and lots of fun! We hope to continue the tradition with our kids.
5. I just read Lauren Winner's book
Girl Meets God and would like to read more of her writings. She was raised a Reformed Jew, then converted to Orthodox Judaism, and finally to Christianity.
6. I'm fascinated by Africa and love books, movies, and articles set there.
7. I've written several songs in my life but the one that gets requested most is one I came up with at age 5. It's called "Corn Grow" and goes:
"Corn Grow, Corn Grow, I will eat you
Corn Grow, Corn Grow, I will eat you
Corn Grow, Corn Grow, I will eat you
Mmmm, you taste good."
8. My ethnic heritage is almost 100% Dutch. I would like to learn to cook Dutch food to help pass that heritage on.
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Roll out the next victims. And the nominees can be found at:
Open Heart,
Further Up and Further In,
Soteria,
Haraka Haraka Haina Baraka,
The Gabel Family,
Brett in Scotland,
Kunkel Fam Adventures and
The Davidsons A Sea of Stories.