Okay, here's my caveat: I hope none of these are too shocking.
Victoria's Secret Favorites.
I used to love wearing matching bras and panties. And, they were always purchased from Victoria Secret. I used to coordinate them with my outfits.
Dancing on a Table.
To earn money while I was attending the University of Maryland, I was a waitress. The first restaurant at which I worked, was partial restaurant and partial bar. After waiting on tables for awhile, I discovered the true money was in working in the bar area. I usually worked the happy "hour" crowd. I loved it because I always had regulars that would come to see me. One time there was a large group of regulars and they stayed for quite awhile. Their boss asked for the check and as I was allowed to, I added the gratuity. After he left, as I was closing out the check I noticed he had also added a $100 tip. So, when I went to ask the group for another credit card to run through, they said I could keep it if I was willing to dance on a table. Never one to be shy, I went and asked my boss, he said sure. So, I did it.
No Broken Skeletons in My Closet. Should I knock on wood now? I have been fortunate enough not too experience any broken bones. After watching my son in his cast when he was 1 1/2 I am really glad that I haven't ever had to be.
A Little Water is Torture.
I can not stand, do not like, it is torture for me to get partially wet, as if shot with a water gun or hit with a water balloon. I have to be totally immersed, as in a pool, or completely dry.
The Gold Chair Story.
Once when I was little 4 or 5, I was silly and placed tape on the arm ends of our "gold chair." (We called it that because it was obviously gold.) Anyway, my mom lined us up from oldest to youngest and began the inquisition. Robin and Blair both denied any involvement with the tape. Appropriately so, as I was the culprit. However, when my mom questioned Paige and Todd for some reason they both said yes. They were both in turn spanked and sent to their rooms. Seeing my fate laid out before me, it really wasn't hard to say no when my mom asked me the same question. So, if you ask Paige and Todd their sides of this story, I got them in trouble. But, in adamant denial, I always say they got themselves in trouble.
A Sorority Girl.
Yes, that's right, I went through Rush my freshman year of college at ECU and joined the ADPis (Alpha Delta Pi). I met a lot of fun girls and loved it as I was doing it. In the end, I was still completely homesick and transferred to the University of Maryland. I didn't "join" at U of M because each chapter is so different at different schools. I also didn't need it the way I did when I was in school in North Carolina.
To Tickle the Ebony and Ivory.
I would love one day to be able to play the piano. I took lessons for about a year and a half when I was 26. I absolutely loved it. Unfortunately, what I lacked in talent, I made up for with lots of practice. (My roommate even snatched a picture of me practicing the piano in my bathing suit.) I would practice every chance I could. Steve and I both want to own a piano one day...so maybe that is what I will do to fill up my spare time when Alayna gets to school too.