La Duchesse gave us a prompt ’embracing my quirkiness,’ that not only made me laugh but also made me spend a little time looking at those itty-bitty sides of me that though they may not be original, are part of me, like dusting of freckles or the little mole that occupies a part of your body.
I’m showing you my clay feet and it’s possible that the list is longer than this, but I’ll keep it short so that you don’t run away into the bush to get away from me 😉
- I am a touchy feely person, especially with those who I feel close to (but it’s not uncommon for me to hug a new found friend).
- I nibble my husband’s food when he’s eating. This used to drive him nutty, but 16 years has made him soften, that he now feeds me himself 😉
- I doodle while thinking or listening intently. I have no idea why, but I hear clearly this way.
- I carry a notepad everywhere. Everywhere!
- I could go for eons without remembering to watch TV. Just leave me with sufficient books, a thick notepad, and music, please 🙂
- I watch people’s feet and mentally try to build a fictitious life about them. Please don’t ask me why.
- I make up nonsensical songs about anything and sing when cooking. I think I borrowed the singing when cooking from my mother. She did it all through my growing up years and she’s been in the choir like forever.
- I always start a conversation with a total stranger; in a safe vicinity of course.
- I write to deal with issues on my mind. I pick it apart on a piece of paper.
- Okay, I am a die-hard romantic and still enjoy my Harlequin romances et al… feel free to wiggle your eyebrows 😉
- I collect itty-bitty silly dolls and give them names.
- I am always barefoot at home; pregnant or not. I just like the coolness of the floor under my feet and only put them into my cozy froggy footwear just before bedtime. I’m still trying to understand that.
Thank you for bearing with me and not running off by now. I’ll be watching your feet 😉
Jacqueline
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I sing when I work in the kitchen; I strike up conversations with total strangers; I write to deal with issues on my mind. I think we would get along famously! 😉
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It’s always lovely to get to know others who share your interests and behave alike 🙂
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My sweet Jackie O, who could ever doubt that your bright and airy and sincere personage is a touchy feely kinda gal? From the moment you first introduced yourself to this stranger in the blogosphere, your warm virtual hugs have been wonderfully welcoming inspiration. XOXOX
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What a beautiful thing to say Micki, thank you 🙂
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I’m with you on number 4 and number 5, but my eyebrows were wiggling like crazy on number 10.
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He,he. I think I shall indulge in some romantic read this weekend. Have a great weekend Bun 🙂
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Thanks, and you too, Jacqueline. 🙂
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I love that you watch feet. And that you “forget” to turn on the tv. The tv is usually on in my house but I am rarely the person that turns it on. If I’m home alone I will sit for hours in the quiet and never miss the craziness of tv
Fun post
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I dance in my kitchen 😊 I also wear my heart on my sleeve and you’ve reminded me that I need a new notebook 😊 Awesome post as always!
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Thank you Brenda. Go get some nice notebooks and have a great weekend 🙂
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Thank you Jacqueline 💜
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I think the doodling must be an overflow of how the writer expresses him or herself. Doodling focuses my attention for some strange reason.
Loved your list!
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Hmm, that makes sense. Thank you Tanya and you have a great weekend with your lovely family 🙂
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And you as well…
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Brilliant post – love it, 16 years later the hubbie feeds you himself – funny. Very nice post
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Thank you 🙂
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This is lovely. Great to get to know you better!
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Thank you 🙂
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Lovely quirks! It’s cute your husband and you share your food, I always like that when I meet a good guy to, food is romantic and such a part of our daily lives, there is something about sharing and feeding each other. I do walk around home in barefoot as well, I don’t like slippers. And I share your love for Romance novels. I read many kinds, but in the end, they are always my favourite. I actually got to read a 1960’s Harelquin in a university course it was quite good for the time. And I didn’t actually read a modern Harlequin until this week, but it was because an author I liked had written them. One of my favourite series is ‘Gabriel’s Inferno’ by Slyvian Reynard. There are three books in the series and I think you would like them 🙂
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I am going to hunt for her books this Summer break for some dose of Summer romance. I guess my quirky way grew on my husband 🙂 Thank you Mandi. Have a great weekend.
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You too 🙂
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🙂
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I am with you on Number12
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You too! That’s great. I just love the coolness of the ground 🙂
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I love your quirks and I think they’re awesome!
*hugs*
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Thank you Vanessa. I guess these are the little things that make us who we are 🙂
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Harlequin lovers all assemble :P. I love me my history but Romancee specially Historical Romance is my favourite genre.
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It’s delightful, heartwarming and mushy but goooood 😉
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