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Four Fun Facts

Happy Thanksgiving Week friends!

Is everyone getting as excited as I am??? Ok, we know I'm never actually excited about the holiday itself as evidenced by this post, but this year I'm super excited for a couple of days off. I've been working like crazy!

But to the point of today, I wasn't tagged to do this but read it on Run Eat Repeat and decided to copy because sometimes I can't come up with ideas of my own. So, behold!

4 Fun Facts

 Four names that people call me other than my real name
  1. Nazie 
  2. Sunshine 
  3. Mrs. Marshall (it's still weird and not my "real" name yet)
  4. Champ
Four jobs I've had
  1. Cashier
  2. Vet Assistant
  3. Admissions Rep
  4. Intern
Four movies I've watched more than once
  1. Troy
  2. Good Will Hunting
  3. Mr. Holland's Opus
  4. Wedding Crashers
Four books I'd recommend
  1. Bossypants
  2. The Lovely Bones
  3. Seriously...I'm Kidding
  4. Basic Black
Four places I've lived
  1. New York
  2. Maryland
  3. Texas
  4. Kentucky
Four places I've visited
  1. Peru
  2. Greece
  3. Italy
  4. France
Four places I'd rather be right now
  1. My bed
  2. In the pool
  3. Ollantaytambo, Peru
  4. Puerto Rico
Four things I don't eat
  1. Meat
  2. Energy Gels
  3. Pudding
  4. Beets
Four of my favorite foods
  1. Avocado
  2. Pineapple
  3. Pizza
  4. Beans
Four TV shows I watch
  1. Homeland
  2. How to Get Away With Murder
  3. House of Cards
  4. Orange is the New Black
Four things I'm looking forward to this year
  1. Days off for Thanksgiving
  2. Everything about Christmas
  3. My sister's bday
  4. My first trail race
Four things I'm always saying
  1. For real
  2. Working
  3. I'm tired
  4. Bahahahaha (I text this A LOT)
Four people I tag to answer these questions
  1. Kali from Kaliwood
  2. Rebecca Jo from Press On and Run
  3. Katie from From Ice Cream to Marathon
  4. Beth from Discom-BOB-ulated Running
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  1. Rebecca JoNovember 24, 2014 at 3:29 PM

    This is going to be fun.
    Homeland... why have I never watched this?

    ReplyDelete
  2. From Ice Cream to MarathonNovember 25, 2014 at 11:59 AM

    Thanks for tagging me! I can't wait to do this.
    Beets are gross and I love OITNB!

    ReplyDelete

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