Tour de Drea Flashback

Name of the Game: First sentence of the first post of each month for the past year.

March 2006: "Well lets see...My name is Andrea...and I'm a knitter."

April 2006: "Well after attending a party last night...the consensus is in...Michigan, mainly East Lansing, really is the friendliest place in the world."

May 2006: "Well photo #1 is me wearing teapot cozy as a hat with a ponytail hole before felting."

June 2006: "I've said it before and I'll say it again...I've been busy."

July 2006: "So this morning I woke up...and well, I was in a bit of a funk."

August 2006: "As you can tell from this early "head shot" of my father he's a pretty good looking guy, perfect for the stage...and always ready to bring a smile to your face."

September 2006: "So I would love to be posting today with a picture of my fabulously finished Shell Tank...but I can't."

October 2006: "Well, I'm back in my hometown."

Novermber 2006: "I felt like a deconstructed pumpkin wearing them."

December 2006: "As if your best friend coming to town wasn't exciting enough...she then shows up with the most gorgeous box of Norman Love chocolates you have ever seen."



And as long as I am doing a Tour de Drea...I was tagged by Saskia to post 6 of my strange habits...heres crossing my fingers y'all can look at me the same afterwards...

1. I can't finish brushing my teeth until I gag from brushing my tongue.
2. I talk in voices. If you have ever talked to me fore more than a minute...than you probably know what I am talking about.
3. I break out in song and dance at regular intervals during the day.
4. I cannot for the life of me sing the correct lyrics or melody to any song no matter how hard I try. (I've given up trying)
5. I have to make sure my wallet is in my bag at least 3-5 times before I go up to pay for something.
6. I have a bad case of speech impediments (i.e. dyslexia and stutter) that only hit me randomly...mainly at the most inopportune times possible....oh and my voice always raises at the ends of my sentences so that I sound like I am perpetually asking questions.