It's Finally Over

67. I once went to Six Flags all by myself. It was a truly fun day. I loved not having to worry about what anyone else wanted.

68. I am a people pleaser. If this bothers you, I'll change.

69. I have lots of friends, but can't really say that I have ever had a "best" friend.

70. I have a "best" sister though and cannot imagine how awful life would be without her.

71. My favorite flower is the sweet pea, but the fragrance of them now gives me a headache.

72. If we had had a girl her name would have been Tenaya Joy.

73. I love all kinds of ethnic food but cannot eat Korean. I do not understand this either.

74. I hate bananas and tomatoes.

75. I don't even like ketchup; it tastes too much like a tomato.

76. I love rollercoasters.

78. I have yet to read Pride and Prejudice. I want to though.

79. I like to camp, I don't like all the work involved in getting ready. If there is lots of work, then it is not a holiday.

80. This is why sailing holds no appeal for me.

81. I do not like competitive sports. Watching and playing. It's a game people, not real life.

82. I really want to go to Africa someday.

83. I love learning about history.

84. I hope someday to be involved in a political campaign.

85. I have Interstitial Cystitis. It gave me grief through my early and mid-twenties but now I pretty much don't even know it is there. My urologist rocks.

86. I sin a lot.

87. Being late gives me hives. I cannot stand to be running behind.

88. In elementary school I was usually picked last for team sports. Can't say I blame the captain.

89. I am a follower of Christ and am so thankful that He forgave my sins, of which there are many. I cannot imagine my life without Jesus.

90. I can often be found singing praise songs in the car. My kids now ask me to stop.

91. I can remember trivial details really well. I know when and where I saw a movie 15 years ago.

92. I often lose my keys.

93. I hate snakes. I refuse to do the reptile wing at the zoo. Yes I know they are behind glass, they are still looking at me and that gives me the willies.

94. When I taught in Texas I was the only Caucasian at my school the second year I taught there. The rest of the school was predominantly African-American with a few Hispanics. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

95. I have always been quite shy.

96. Texas basically cured that. I got very loud and in-your-face. I now tend to stay out of people's faces, but I am still a great deal more outgoing than before.

97. I have no plans to ever teach again. I'm a great person, but not really all that good of a teacher. Plus, the parents almost did me in.

98. People often think I am younger than I really am. At 30 I was carded at the library. (I know; my coolness is overwhelming sometimes.)

99. I had laser eye surgery after Way Cooler got his PhD. It was his thank-you present for putting him through five years of school. I have never gotten a better present. Ever.

100. I am done!