I got this from my sister-un-law,
trueheart:
I know little about some of the people on my friends list. Some people I know relatively well. I've read your user info, or we have something else in common. Some of you I know a little and look forward to getting to know over time.
I'd love it if every single person on my friends list would volunteer a personal nugget of information that might be evidence of a defining trait. Yes, even those people who think I know them reasonably well. Then post this in your own journal if you like.
I know little about some of the people on my friends list. Some people I know relatively well. I've read your user info, or we have something else in common. Some of you I know a little and look forward to getting to know over time.
I'd love it if every single person on my friends list would volunteer a personal nugget of information that might be evidence of a defining trait. Yes, even those people who think I know them reasonably well. Then post this in your own journal if you like.
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Date: 2005-07-13 08:41 am (UTC)AFAIK, I acquired that as a normal part of being able to read. At least, I can remember looking at a kiddie-placemat that had questions or riddles on it, and feeling insulted because the answers (which were upside down) had been put where I couldn't help but read them. My parents reactions could be summed up by "Inconceivable!"