This was sent to the journal quilters by Sophie, so here goes:
Four jobs you've had: Procedure Writer; Church Secretary; Magazine Publisher; Music Teacher
Four movies you could watch over and over: Galaxy Quest; Chicken Run; Monsters Inc.; O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Four places you've lived: California, Colorado, North Carolina, Suriname (South America)
Four TV shows you love to watch: Desperate Housewives; American Idol; Fear Factor; Trading Spaces
Four Places You've Been on Vacation: Grand Canyon; Aruba; Barbados; Paris
Four Websites You Visit Every Day: About.com quilting forum; My Yahoo (only two every day)
Four Of Your Favorite Foods: Avocados; M&Ms; Fresh strawberries; Grilled salmon
Four Places You'd Rather Be: Somewhere without mosquitoes; In a really nice fabric store; In the Rocky Mountains; On a cruise
Four Albums you can't live without: There aren't any I couldn't live without, but some of my favorites are: Josh Groban (any of them); Rich Mullins Songs; 4Him Chapter One; Chris Rice Deep Enough to Dream
Four People you'll pass this on to: I don't know - Sophie took everyone I'm connected with online!
About Me
- Becky
- Kings Mountain, NC, United States
- I am first and foremost a Christian. I am also a musician, songwriter, missionary, and always a student of the Bible. I have been on many journeys in my life. Jesus has been the Way, the Truth and the Life for me, no matter if the journey is physical, emotional or spiritual. I hope I have gained some insights along the way and that I will continue to learn as I continue to follow Him for all the journeys of my life.
My latest finished quilt
3 comments:
I've enjoyed reading what people write in their "meme"... I think Josh Groban's voice is wonderful!
Becky, you're welcome to visit my place in Colorado any time. We are in a cul-de-sac of plains with mountains on three sides. I can see Pikes Peak from my front windows, in winter when the leaves are off the trees. From my kitchen window I see the Wet Mountains. I think you win for living in the most exotic spot of anyone in this Challenge.
Thanks, Granny Fran! You must be in Colorado Springs if you can see Pike's Peak. I used to live just west of Denver, right up next to the foothills, when I was in junior high. I loved it, and every time we drive through Colorado, I have to stop in the mountains just to smell it! We'll be driving across the country this summer, so don't be surprised if you hear from me...
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