Challenge Accepted

So, naturally in true Girl J fashion, I’m a bit late to the game, but I’m accepting the challenge nonetheless. However, I am also an open book so I am trying to think of things that none of these 3 girls know, and I am struggling but here we go:

1. When I was little, the first thing I wanted to be when I grew up was a tight rope walker. Despite my rounded frame, poor balance, and the lack of sufficient training facilities in the nearby area, I thought I had a chance. This endeavor was only overtaken years later for my desire to be . . . wait for it. . . an environmental photographer. I guess I thought National Geographic was wicked cool in 3rd grade. Both of these career paths were doomed once I realized I was scared of heights and disdained the nature.

2. Since everyone shared bathroom habits, I’ll tell one of mine. I listen to UYD in the shower. So, technically I’ve showered with Seth and Jonathan.

3. Despite being the 7th grade spelling champion, I am never sure how to spell words that have double consonants- most ironically “commitment.” (Thank God for spellcheck.)

4. I hate the circus with a fervent passion. Maybe it’s because I realized at a young age I wouldn’t be a tight rope walker, but I think there are a few reasons for this. First, I come from a long line of Italian women. We are scared of everything, and when those people are riding those motorcycles around that big globe thing or the guy’s in the lion cage it just scares me too much. Plus, have you seen what’s on cable? There are tons of more interesting things on there than what goes on at the circus.

5. I never mean to be late anywhere. Honestly, I usually think I’m going to be on time and am shocked when I’m late.

6. I am the most trusting soul you’ve ever met. If I meet someone and within moments they haven’t been mean to me or hit me or anything, I will tell them anything they want to know. I think it’s better to think people are inherently good and potentially get burned than be skeptical of everyone.

7. Nothing is sexier to me than a boy that reads for fun. . . or has a tattoo.

8. I love sushi but don’t know how to use chopsticks.

9. When I went to Europe with my family, I compared everything to the countries in Epcot. (i.e. “St. Mark’s Square is cleaner at Epcot.”) My parents were thrilled.

10. This one is a two-pronged point. A) If I could be any profession it would be a writer. B) I prefer to go to sleep with the TV on. Thus, if there isn’t a tv to be on or something like that, I create my novels in my head. Then, I’ll fall asleep. Then, next time (which could be the next night or months later) I’ll continue the story. Basically, I make mini-soap operas to catch some zzz’s.

What’s next, General? 15 more fun facts by NYE?