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    Five Idiosyncrasies
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    Alright, so I never get tagged for any of these memes, but since I have seen it everywhere (and I mean everywhere), I figure I'll give it a shot. Here are the first 5 idiosyncarasies I can think of:

    1. I LOVE dirt. I have loved dirt ever since I was a little girl. I mean, I like playing in it, analyzing it, looking at it, farming it, driving over it, and smelling it. On our honeymoon to Morro Bay, We drive by all these farms and vineyards that had the most amazing soil. I tried to convince Matt to pull of the road and go roll in it, but he was unconvinced.

    2. I used to speak like very typical Valley girl (I did, after all, grow up in The Valley). I said "like" All The Frickin Time. This changed when I worked for a horse trainer with a Master's in Speech Therapy. It drove her crazy, and she would stand in front of me when I spoke and count (on her fingers) every time I said "like." That, in turn, drove me crazy, so I stopped saying it.

    3. As much as I love dirt, cleaning toilets, and sticking my hand up cow butts, I am really sicked out by a lot of household chores. Washing really gross dishes, cleaning the fridge, cleaning out the car, and taking out the trash make me gag. I get Matt to take out the trash, but alas! the dishes I must wash.

    4. Every night, I sleep with earplugs. I am a very light sleeper, and my husband snores. As a result, I go through at least 15 pairs of earplugs a month. I am, however, quite good at putting them in! I never wore earplugs before I got married, but now I can't sleep without them even if I am not sleeping next to a freight train.

    5. I am afraid of many things. Heights, bugs, enclosed spaces, pain, riptides, and the list goes on. Very few of these fears are the result of negative experiences. I have never fallen from a great height, never been caught in a riptide, never been buried alive, etc. It's strange, because a lot of people thing of me as tough, but I live my life very fearfully.