Now I’m back on the east coast and dying to move back to the west coast.
I wanted to move to the west coast since I was seven and watched too much “Full House.” I finally moved to the west coast at 26 and spent a wasteful amount of time there wanting to move back to the east coast. Still goes! A whole drawer! Luckily, I have learned to throw out socks when they get holes in them. They are all holiday socks, rainbow socks, democrat socks, and anything loud, colorful, or representative of my personality and interests.
#Random facts about me full
I have a whole dresser drawer full of socks and with the exception of a few pairs of athletic or wool socks, there are no plain black or white pairs. I will mourn him in new ways throughout my whole life, and I will find unstoppable joy too.Ģ. Learning what I had lost through learning what she has gained. Watching Scarlet approach her fourth birthday with her father still here made me grieve all over again, but also in a new way. Giving birth twice – to a daughter and then a son made me grieve all over again, but in new ways. I wrote this while pregnant with Scarlet, and Cassidy and I have had MANY ups and downs since then. Yes to the healthy relationships with men. Luckily I have learned that people can’t tell it by looking at me and that I can still have healthy relationships with men. My father died suddenly right before my fourth birthday and I have spent a large part of my life feeling marked or defined by that tragic event. What I originally wrote on Facebook, and what I think about it all now.ġ. Here we go! 20 Random Facts About Me – the UPDATED Version. After two births, moving to a new house, tackling new careers & more.
#Random facts about me update
So I had to update this with a TWIST! What I originally wrote 3-5 years ago, and how it all stands today, typed in bold. I did the “25 Things About Me” meme on Facebook way back when, and I’ve done random facts blog posts. The thing is, I’ve done this sort of thing in the past. The first post of the challenge is to write 20 random facts about myself. And I probably won’t do them all in order, but I will tackle the #30ThingsChallenge on a case by case basis as the days go on. Reading my blog!Īnd that’s what attracted me to this challenge. And it fills me with lots of hope, warm happiness, and a bit of queasiness to think about. And I started to think about both kids reading my blog one day, well past the easily-embarrassed years. And it’s been a heck of a ride that I never want to stop.
Along the way, I threw photography into the mix! I had the title “Tamara Like Camera” already, after all. I had a Scarlet and a new outlet to write. Why did I start blogging? I was looking for a new path, or paths, after a several year dry spell without the writing and photography that had fueled my soul for years.
Learn All about YouįamilySearch’s All About Me feature can help you get to know yourself and connect with others-especially family-in a meaningful way.Īll you have to do is sign up for a FamilySearch account (which is absolutely FREE), and enter some basic information such as your name and when you were born.I was lucky enough to stumble upon a great challenge on the Second Chances Girl blog the other day – the #30ThingsChallenge. You might be surprised by what you discover. From there, you can choose a family member from your tree, and learn more about that person’s life and past.Īll About Me puts your family’s life in a larger context, and context brings your story to life. Learn more about your family! Though you can compare your name and facts with your family’s throughout each experience, you can also focus specifically on a member of your family by changing the page settings to that person’s name.Ĭhange the settings by clicking the black button in the top-right corner that says View a Different Year. What better way to honor Grandma and Grandpa on their birthdays than trying to experience the world they grew up in? Fun Facts about Your Family You can also connect with family members who came before you by seeing what shows, music, and sports they were experiencing when they were growing up. The feature can also give the same information for the years you turned 8, 16, and older, so you can nostalgically listen to some of the most popular songs on the radio from when you were a young.
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