FQF!

It's been awhile since I've partaken in the fun-ness that is Five Question Friday. Here we go! And don't forget to link up with Mama M every Friday if you want to join in. :)

1. Have you ever worn the same outfit for more than one day in a row?

Gahhh, I am guilty! But it's not as gross as it sounds. I sometimes re-wear outfits if they were only worn for a few hours on the first day, and if I'm not going to be in the same place/with the same people both days. For example, I only wear my church clothes for 3 hours max on Sundays. So every now and then that outfit gets recycled for class on Monday.

2. If you had to choose any LARGE city to live in, which would it be?

I love Atlanta! I lived there with some relatives the summer between 7th and 8th grades. That was almost 8 years ago but I still have very vivid memories of things such as a trip to Six Flags, driving through "Spaghetti Junction" on a regular basis, the Atlanta Zoo, the millions of malls, and stalking P. Diddy's house. Yep, I stood outside the front gates of his property. Pretty sure no one was home, though.

13-year-old Megan at Zoo Atlanta

The only thing that I wouldn't like about living in Atlanta permanently? The traffic. Having to drive in that city on a daily basis would drive me crazy. So maybe I'd be better off in NYC, where I can just let the cab driver handle that.

3. Fly or drive with the kids on vacation?

Well, as you most likely know, I have no kids on my own. But I DO have two baby sisters, ages 1 and 3, along with a various assortment of other older-aged siblings. And if we were to take a vacation somewhere that requires more than a 3-hour drive, I would definitely want to fly. Kelly and Maddie aren't terrible in cars, but they do have a limit.

4. What is your idea of "spring cleaning"?

I'm somewhat of a freak when it comes to cleanliness, neatness, and organization. As a result, I conduct what others would consider "spring cleaning" on a weekly basis. Dusting and sweeping and vacuuming and Pledging surfaces and wiping down mirrors and disinfecting surfaces and doing laundry and cleaning out cabinets... It happens every weekend.

5. What is the best book you have ever read?

Obviously, the Bible would have to be the best book I've ever read. God's Word is something I immerse myself in daily. It's what I live by, what I learn by. Definitely the most precious and sacred and holy book I will ever come across in my lifetime.

But if we're talking about "popular" fiction/nonfiction books... I'm all about Harry Potter. Hands down. I read Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone back in 1997, when I was 7 years old, and my literary life has been one whirlwind of an adventure ever since. I have literally grown up with the HP series. Over the past 13+ years, I have read those books over and over and over. At last count, I had read the first 3 books in the series over 20 times each. My read count for the later books isn't far behind. Although I am a total bookworm and I love and appreciate all types of literature, J.K. Rowling's magical world will forever hold a special place in my heart.

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Note #1 - If you will kindly divert your attention to the tabs bar above, you'll see the newest addition to links here on Life's a Dance: my 2011 Book List! There, you'll find a list of all the books I have read so far this year. Pretty pretty please, if you have any comments or suggestions concerning books I've read or books I SHOULD read, get a hold of me! I love connecting with other bookworms.

Note #2 - As you may or may not have noticed, I have removed the tab for 101 in 1001. This isn't because I have given up or decided not to do the challenge; I have a printed copy of my list of 101 things and I am still super excited about completing as many as I can over the next two and a half years. However, I'm having a hard enough time keeping up with my regular blog and my Project 365 postings, so I realized that keeping track of 101 in 1001 online just wasn't going to happen. I may still post about various tasks every now and then, but for now, those goals will remain more of a personal "me" thing, rather than a publicized "blog" thing.

Note #3 - Speaking of keeping up with everything... I finally got around to updating Project 365! As I mentioned in an earlier post, I'm still taking a photo a day. I just don't always have the time post them on a daily basis. I will work harder at that, though! Having to sort through and edit two weeks' worth of photos at a time... it's not nearly as fun as it sounds.