me too.. wanted to spend the day with my girl and her family.

I wish I would have called out instead of going the right route and asking to switch days. I don't think we are gonna be all that busy today and instead they could have used me Friday. Oh well. What can I do, go to work. *sigh*

If you really knew me though you know that I don't call off very often from work. Takes a lot. Today would have been one of them days because my girl, family, and memories means a lot to me. I hope my girl has a great time and if you really knew me you would know I'm missing my family today of most days.

...you would know that

• The word "bubble" creeps me out.
• But I love the word "bittersweet".
• I'm very insecure.
• But I have a pretty good sense of self worth.
• I'm a romanceaholic...
• and a music snob.

If you really knew me you would know that....

My best friend and I got arrested when we were in the 8th grade for shop lifting at a drug store. We got booked at the Honolulu police station. I even have a mug shot and my finger prints on file.

I helped my mother take care of my dying father when I was 16. The whole ordeal was one of the most amazing and holy experiences I have ever had. Looking back at it now I am so pleased that I did it.

I knew I was going to marry my husband the first time I laid eyes on him. We've been glued to the hip ever since. Yes, it really is a sappy romcom!

I almost cut my left thumb off when I was 15. I fell off a chair and sliced it on a glass wall shade that I was trying to replace the light blub to. It still feels funny if I do anything to it.

My pinkies are bent inward. I have always found them rather cute!

uhhhh I hit on all my female friends when I was a kid. Yes, I started young!

If you really knew me...

... you would know how much I keep on the inside. How much pain I can hold without it ever being seen. That I will always try and make it easier for others.

If you really knew me...

... you would know that once I love you, I never stop. You would understand how big my heart can be... and how understanding it can be as well.

If you really knew me...

... you would know I have a breaking point, even if its hard to see.

If you really knew me :

You would know :)

If you
 

really knew me. 1) You would say is SB joking or is SB serious. (lol)2) What happened to that carton of ice cream (lol)

I you really knew me, You would know :

My kitchen is always welcoming

I may surprise you with what I know and what I have experienced on my travels

Why I am so insistant on my independance and being able to do things myself unless I ask for help or sometimes when offered.

My passion really does come from what I do for a living

Self care time is my sacred quiet time - I only allow selective interruptions

That i can eat raw onions like a apple.

If you really knew me You would know that:

I hate visiting the dentist office - partially for the intrusive tools and partly because I can't be social lol.

Coffee really is essential for me making it through the day without being grumpy - most days anyway

Reality tv inspires me to have fun with life

Mushrooms belong in any and every meal

Once I make a connection, I will never forget that person.

If you really knew me:

You would think twice before turning on the radio, if you don't want to hear singing

If you really knew me:

You would know how much cheesecake temps me LOL

If you really knew me:

You would know I would *almost* be more inclined to choose having a tooth pulled to folding fitted sheets.

If you really knew me:

You would know that my "floating" has absolutely nothing to do with being high on anything other than good energy!

You would know I spent my high school days In Nurenberg Germany as a army brat & all I can say to that is "WOW".

If you really knew me:

You would understand why I am so frustrated that I had to leave work early today. I have so much passion for what I do and I hate not being able to do it when I want to. I feel like I let myself, my boss and possible clients down :(

If you really knew me you'd know I still have the innocence of a child in that I'm still shocked by intentional, calculating cruelty. I'm even more shocked when somebody applies that cruelty to me because I've made a simple social mistake.