Fun Fact Friday – January 6th

When I shared with the Facebook world that I wasn’t going to be on there for a year, I was shocked to find a theme among many of the comments: Fun Fact Fridays.

I had no idea, but many of my friends and family enjoyed my weekly “Fun Fact Friday” posts. On Fridays, I would share random “fun facts” about myself. Sometimes they were silly or practical, involved childhood memories, or listed various things I liked or disliked. They were always meant to be engaging (maybe we’re exactly the same or polar opposites!) and also to help others catch a little glimpse into my life.

Earlier this week, it dawned on me, I can do Fun Fact Fridays on the blog!

So, here is my very first Fun Fact Friday list for the 2017 year, enjoy!

  1. I like chewing gum, especially the minty flavors.
  2. When I was little, I had more fun setting up the Barbie’s house, clothes, furniture and hair, than actually playing with the Barbies (talking for them, creating stories and scenarios, etc.).
  3. I had Bell’s Palsy when I was 9 years old. It lasted for about 4-5 weeks.
  4. I love eating Grape Nuts, especially when they are extra crunchy, drowning in milk, and with a sprinkle of sugar on top. I try to eat them quickly so they don’t get soggy.
  5. I know it’s a common fear, but I really do not enjoy heights. Watching people stand on the edges of cliffs, bridges and buildings freaks me out. My heart starts to race and have a strong urge to grab them before they fall.
  6. Unknowingly in the moment, I will stare at people when I am really thinking or processing something. My kids can tell when I am writing/typing something of value if I blankly stare at any one of them without saying anything. haha!
  7. Even though we live in a warmer climate, my hands and feet are often cold.
  8. Dove milk chocolate is my favorite chocolate. So smooth and creamy.

4 thoughts on “Fun Fact Friday – January 6th

  1. Here’s what just happened: I read through the About pages, posts so far, and subscribed, and then had this thought that I wish I could hit “like”. And then I had an ‘ah-ha!’ moment! This is part of the social media cycle too – I don’t necessarily comment or discuss or engage, it’s easier/faster to just tap like and zip on to the next thing, either online or in life, that needs attention. Your thoughts about being present resonate with me, this school year I feel like I’m in a season of just holding on until our schedule settles down a bit – but I haven’t felt very present. Thank you for sharing your heart here – I’m looking forward to more!

    • Yes!! Thank you, Cheryl!! You know what is hilarious? I was looking just today on how to add a “like” feature to the posts for those that want to like without commenting, hahahha! Thank you for taking the time to engage and encourage.

      Side note – I know that “holding” pattern all to well. Some seasons are that way. Hang on! The ride will slow in due time. 🙂

    • Thank you, Anne! I’m thankful for the ability to “connect” this way, too. It’s a bit different, but it keeps things interesting. 🙂 Hugs right back atcha!

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