I used my full name so that I would get more words. I'm feisty like that. The quiz coincided with the post I had diligently prepared for today. I thought it was the perfect lead-in! Thanks, Odat!
I once had a co-worker who thought I was sweet and innocent. Maybe I was, I was under 30 at the time.
She was startled at the end of a workday when, exasperated, yours truly came out with that four-letter word that starts with an S and, well, you know.
"S***?!? From Alice in Wonderland?" former co-worker exclaimed.
The truth was out. She thought of me as Alice, or maybe even Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. What had I done to deserve such a title? I was just being myself.
You guys don't think that about me, do you?
DO YOU??
Please respond, gosh darn it, because as we all know, it's all about ME.
10 comments:
mine was sexy princess. Boy that's sure not me!!! I am absolutely not sexy and I don't picture myself as a princess.
Moosie: Now stop putting yourself down.
alice? naw, not in a million years honey! ha ha ha
smiles, bee
I think that if someone doesn't know you well, you come across as sweet, shy, quiet (at least that is what I thought when I first started reading your blog). But over time, I realize that you are also funny, witty, caring, compassionate and loyal. Certainly not Alice In Wonderland...but then not Alice Cooper either:~D
Here's the thing with Alice - she was a bit of an adveturess and managed to get herself into some rather interesting adventures. Consequently being an Alice might not be so bad however I certainly don't see you as the Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm type! Way too treacly sweet and you're much more real than that!
Bee, Lynn and Linda: thank you all! I wasn't fishing for compliments, really.
LOL at your sexy name....cute.
Oh and from what I know, definetly not Rebecca....more like alice...when she's 10 feet tall.
Peace
I'll have to post a photo of my White Rabbit.
:-B
Patti - Anybody who takes that test and uses their real name is a rebel in my book.
I bow to your rebelness.
Is that a word?
Mimi: maybe not a word, but I'll take it.
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