4 jobs you've had in your life:
- produce seller (sold fruits and veggies to Chris Farley whenever he was on a diet--he was an asshole)
- coffee barista (I loved the coffee as much as the people! That was a great job/s)
- floral designer (for 9 years--too long!)
- teacher (my favorite and current job)
- Herald and Maude (Herald inspired me to learn banjo. I want to grow up to be like Maude)
- When Harry Met Sally (As a matter of fact, I watched it last night!)
- Born into Brothels (my newest favorite--heartbreaking and inspiring all at once)
- Gorillas in the Mist (Dian Fossey is one of my heroes)
- Eugene, Oregon (my first big move across the country at 18)
- In a hogan in the high desert of Arizona
- In a 10' x 12' shack with no water or electricity in the middle of nowhere
- Madison, Wisconsin (a little bit on accident, but returned repeatedly)
- Free Style
- Animal Planet (which show? I don't know--the good ones)
- Friends (ok, ok, I admit it!)
- Northern Exposure (dang, why don't they produce that one anymore???)
4 places you have been on vacation:
- India (but I think I was there for too long to call it a vacation)
- Malaysia (a short, but happy accident)
- England, Ireland, France (in 1999)
- Italy (for our honeymoon in 2003)
- Samosas (oh--I'm sooooooo hungry for samosas!!!)
- Malai Kofta (why didn't I learn how to cook Indian food???)
- Potato chips (my true weakness in life)
- Dilly beans (hot dill pickled string beans--a family recipe that I've been addicted to since I was a kid)
- India (do I have to be picky?)
- Costa Rica (lounging in a hammock overlooking the ocean from a tree house, reading a good book)
- France (drinking a glass of wine or sipping an espresso)
- Gallery hopping in New York (art inspiration!)
Thanks Satya!
3 comments:
Thanks for playing the tag.
You had rather interesting jobs in your life.
Samosa, Malai Kofta - I think you get these things in US. Heard that Indian food is really popular there.
The vacation plan in Costa Rica seems so exciting !
Since I live in a smallish town I unfortunately cannot get either samosas or malai kofta here. :(
I'm in luck this week though--my sister is bringing me some from the city where she lives, 4 hours away. Indian food is becoming quite popular ...but in small town midwestern USA, it's still hard to find. Maybe that's a good thing--I'd get fat from eating too much otherwise!
Congratulations on being able to stop at just four of anything!
I'll probably be skipping some of the questions and over-responding to the rest, but not in one post and not in any predictable fashion.
It's not that I intend to be so uncooperative, but I can be difficult to lead.
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