Owning It

I guest posted for Christina last week and did an Owning It post there, and since she's hosting a link up for it, I thought I'd add on to my list. You can see my original list here.

Whenever I use the oven, I feel like I'm gonna burn myself.

I don't even know why since this has never happened, but I especially "worry" when I'm taking out a big casserole or something else that's heavy and I can't help but visualize dropping it on myself, or something/someone else.

I'm a morning person.

 I have a hard time sleeping in anymore (I'll blame that on Cooper haha). But, I'd rather wake up early and be done with something sooner than have to stay late getting it finished.

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When I know that someone is fake, trying to be something they're not, or lying about something, it's hard for me not to make others try to see what's really going on.

I've been working on not responding to lies and people who like to create drama for no reason, because it's not worth my time. And I've found that people tend to see the real person without me saying a word. 

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The only marathon I'll probably ever participate in is one on Bravo. 

As much as I'd love to be able to say that I ran a marathon, I just don't see myself ever doing it. Bravo marathons on the couch are much more up my alley.

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Paper straws gross me out.
They're super cute and a great decoration. But, putting my lips on a paper product...ew. No thank you. 
I just got goose bumps thinking about it.

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I get anxiety (ok, not real anxiety) over parking sometimes.

Sounds weird right? But I always think about what the parking is like around places that I go. I think this "anxiety" has been engrained in me since living in an area where parking is super annoying. When MG and I lived in our condo, parking on the street was a nightmare, so I was always thinking about it then too. (He makes fun of me all the time about this, too :) In my book, driving around endlessly and aimlessly searching for a parking space stinks. 

That's probably (in part) because I hate being late.

I'm usually the person who arrives 5 minutes early somewhere. And the closer it gets to "on time" the more my heart rate increases. I really don't like it when people are late either, especially when you're meeting up in public, because then I'm sitting around looking like a loser for even longer ;)

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I like puns, play on words, and other funnies.

I like to laugh (who doesn't?) and language is kind of a huge part of my career, so it makes sense. I enjoy a corny joke every now and then. I enjoy the groan you get from a particularly silly/dumb pun...that's fun :)

And on that note, I leave you with this, on the last day of April:

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Thanks for letting me "own it" again Christina!