Give me Five

What's with this tagging craze? Oh well, what fun they are! I like answering them because that means I have a topic to discuss on this blog. Lazy git that i am. :)


5 years ago:

I was 18 and I felt put-together. I was in love and I was young but I felt wise. (Eeeenggg! How wrong was that?) I was a bit thinner than I am now. I felt pretty, but nobody else seem to think so, and aside from that, everything else was great. Hehe.


5 songs I know all the words to: Oh geez, this will prove what a fruitcase I am: 1) Save the Best for Last Vanessa WIlliams, 2) Ironic by Alanis, 3) When You say Nothing at All by Ronan Keating, 4) A Whole New World from the movie Aladdin, and 5) the ATBP song.

5 Snacks I enjoy: Pringles Original, Twix, Knick Knacks, Hansel Mocha Sandwich and One One rice crackers.

5 Things I'd do w/ $100 million dollars: 1) Buy my parents a farm in Bukidnon, 2) Buy the next door lots and install a swimming pool, tennis court, and a small out house which would serve as my private get away, 3) Buy Ella a Business she can run, 4) Put up a Bookstore Business, 5) travel round the world

5 places I would run away to: 1) Ireland, 2) Italy, 3) London, 4) Paris and 5) Palawan


5 things I would never wear: Fur, sleeveless shirts, bikini swimsuits (bleh!), heart shaped sun glasses and hair bangs

5 favorite tv shows: (In no particular order) CSI Las Vegas, Gilmore Girls, Joan of Arcadia, House, Friends

5 famous people I'd like to meet: Kofi Anan, Prince William, Stephem King, Johnny Depp and Oprah Winfrey

5 favorite movies: TOUGH! LOTR (can I count that as one? it was filmed as one movie anyway), While You Were Sleeping, Amelie, Life as a House, Fiddler on the Roof

5 favorite toys: Wasn't much of a toy person, but these are what i remember:
My Gus (stuffed toy), Rainbow Brite Doll, Play-Doh, colored chalks, and Richie (the really big doll I had)

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