A Month of Natalie - Randomness

One of my goals for 2012 was to blog two or three times a week. If you scan my previous posts it will not be difficult to deduce that I have not been successful in that endeavor, as of yet.


However, I am going to dig in my heels and try best to post everyday for the next month. Since coming up with 31 different blogs in one month sounded a little daunting I decided to borrow a sort of  'all about me' list from the fabulous blog: Cherishing Hopes and Dreams. I modified some of the topic, but for the most part it was a great list. 


So, for day one, I am listing twenty random things about myself. Here goes. 

I have a freckle on the rim of my eyelid (you know, the part where eyeliner goes).

I cannot stand tea (iced, sweet, herbal, any leaf infused water) and yes, I was born in raised in Texas.

I am a die-hard Stratfordian.

I am a compulsive list maker.

I would pick a pencil over a pen any day.

I am obsessed with cloth diapers.

Feel free to order this for me when I get pregnant with baby number three! (theelimonster.com)

I have ten tattoos.

I used to have my eyebrow pierced (back when that was cool.)

I graduated high school a year early.

I love diet Coke with lime. It is delish.

I changed my major three times in college.

If money wasn’t an issue I would to have loads of children, both biological and adopted.

Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet is probably my favorite movie of all time.

I think neon colors were the best part of the eighties and I am so glad they are back, even if it is going to 

be short lived.

I think homeschooling is the most fun thing ever.

I don’t really like fresh fruit. I make myself eat it because it is healthy.

    I love vegetables though. Almost every kind.

    

    I won’t drink milk because it is cow’s breast milk.

   

    I sleep with three or four pillows.

Fall is my favorite season.

So, there you have, twenty random things about yours truly. Please feel free to take this journey with me and share with us thirty one days all about you.