I had a couple of people tag me while I was blogless over the past week, so here it is. And I think that some of these facts are really going to give away my secret identity.
THE RULES
1) All right, here are the rules.
2) We have to post these rules before we give you the facts.
3) Players start with eight random facts/habits about themselves.
4) People who are tagged write their own blog about their eight things and post these rules.
5) At the end of your blog, you need to choose eight people to get tagged and list their names. Don’t forget to leave them a comment telling them they’re tagged, and to read your blog.
My 8 Random Facts:
1) At my last job I was a real life rocket scientist. I worked on the Space Shuttle and have actually crawled around inside of Endeavour.
2) I have three college degrees. A BS in Mechanical Engineering, an MS in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA. I don't ever plan on going back to school unless I win the lottery, retire and am really bored.
3) My favoirte snack EVER is chips and salsa. I prefer Mexican food over any other food on the planet. I could eat at my favorite Mexican restaurant every day and not get tired of it. I might get fat, but not tired.
4) One of the many ways in which I do not fit the typical gay stereotype is that I am a car guy. I worked as a mechanic in the BYU auto repair shop for a couple of years while I was going to school there. I've also had 12 cars in my short life: '67 Chevy pickup, '73 Ford pickup, '65 Mustang, '69 Firebird, '78 Toyota pickup, '85 Thunderbird, '85 Capri, '85 Toyota pickup, '97 Tacoma, '78 Landcruiser, '98 Civic, and an '02 XTerra. I will have had the XTerra for 5 years in a few months. His name is Rufus.
5) One of the ways in which I do fit the gay stereotype is that I've always been a hairstyle guy. I may dress cheaply, but my hair always looks fashionable. I use hairstyle products without reservation.
6) For the most part I am English/Scottish on my dad's side and Welsh on my mom's side. I've visited cousins in Wales a few times. I went to Scotland last year and found the farming community of less than 100 people where my great-great grandparents lived. I found their headstones at the local parish.
7) I grew up in Utah and was super active in outdoorsey activities (until I moved to the big city in So Cal). I was an avid rock climber and have done some pretty awesome climbs. I did the Grand Teton when I was 14, Mt. Owen (the peak just north of the Grand Teton) when I was 15, and Devil's Tower when I was 16. I've done several "century" bike rides (100 miles). I've done many week-long backpacking trips. I've done some serious four wheeling that would scare the crap out of most people (including myself).
8) I played drums in a band that went on two short tours to the UK and Ireland. I know what it's like to be a rock star on the road. Well, at least a struggling rock star on the road, not a successful one. The biggest crowd that I have played for (in the US and in a different band) was 3000 people.
I think these people have all been tagged already, but I will do it as a reminder to them that they still owe us a list: AtP, John, Anomaly, Danish Life, Tito and Original Mohomie
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8 comments:
Nope, I still have no idea what your secret identity is.
I prefer Mexican food over any other food on the planet
Well, you need to come to Texas and I'll take you out for some real mexican food. None of that wussy Cal-mex stuff :)
(btw, I was born and raised in California. I didn't move to Texas until after I was married and had two kids)
Honestly, I'm not that big of a fan of Tex-Mex. I prefer the Baja-style Mexican that you get here in So Cal.
I wasn't talking about TexMex (although we do have lots of that here). I mean real Mexican food - like you would get in Mexico. (wanna try some tongue taco's?)
sorry but tex mex isn't mexican food... I grew up in new mexico and served my mission in texas so I know the difference... as for baja style its out of my range for "traditional???" mexican food...? whatever that means...
I've had my fair share of tongue tacos. In fact, I just had some tongue the other day.
I lived in Mexico City for a summer working, and I have to say that most real Mexican food sucks. It has no falvor and is super greasy and heavy. Bleh. Give me baja style any day!
ok, you win. Maybe we should go out for some baja mexican food next time I'm in southern california ;)
Love texmex.
Plus, you get my vote for coolest moho ever.
Silly mohos, TexMex is far superior to "real" Mexican food. I can appreciate a good mole as much as the next guy, but green chicken enchiladas--oh yeah. Anyway, I discovered your blog a couple of weeks ago and I have come to really admire you, even though I don't know you. Keep up the good work.
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