Light Labor Continues.

Today was easy. I have been tag­ged with the “five things” by the lovely at circle of women. Now I know I’ve done this before, but I also know there are at least five hun­dred things you don’t know about me, so we have much to cover over the next few years. You read right, years.

The first three things all fit rather com­pactly into one sen­tence. I’ve num­be­red them boldly for your con­ve­nience and aging eyes.

I am a 1. pis­ci­vo­rous 2. hoy­den, 3. not prone to pro­di­ga­lity. If you pre­fer plain English, the kind we are sup­po­sed to use on blogs, I am a care­free tom­boy at heart. I eat fish by the tons, and I am never was­te­ful or reckless.

4. Des­pite phy­sics, abso­lute know­ledge being based on con­di­tions and all, I hold a deter­mi­nis­tic view both cul­tu­rally and phi­lo­sophi­cally. I still believe that all things are pos­si­ble. I know, howe­ver, that rea­son gives us the best hint as to what the future actually holds. A more idea­lis­tic view super­se­ded this phi­lo­sophy, but I saw mommy kis­sing Santa Claus and everything changed.

5. I don’t gam­ble but am lear­ning how to play poker almost as we speak, or as I write. It’s going well, but the com­pu­ter breaks are anno­ying some peo­ple. Eh… it’s my party and I’ll surf if I want to. ;)

I tag ever­yone who pas­ses here. Go directly to your blog and post five things about your­self. If you do not have a blog please feel free to email me five things. No pho­tos please. Been there done that.

More Light Labor tomo­rrow. Please tune in.

Peace

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14 Comments

  • That Santa thing chan­ged many of us. Some for the bet­ter, some the oppo­site. I don’t pre­fer plain English. I pre­fer “hoy­den”. A great word.
    If ever­yone did the five thing tag this way I would learn a lot of new words.

    Phy­sics, phi­lo­sophy and pis­ci­vo­rous do not make for “light labor”.

    I might have to do this tag tom­mo­row. The only other thing worth wri­ting about Clay Buchholz and his no hitter.

  • Labor wee­kend for me. I wor­ked until two this mor­ning, and am hea­ding back in a cou­ple of hours.

    I pos­ted something or I’d do the tag. Maybe next time.
    All things are pos­si­ble until they aren’t. I don’t know where the line is. Bet­ter men have not found the answer.

    I’ll take a hoy­den to a prin­cess any day.

  • Is there five things left about me I want to share peo­ple don’t know?

  • What can I say?
    All but the fish eating fact are new to me.
    Every little piece is a part of the lar­ger puzzle.

    I only pre­fer plain English when the alter­na­tive does not entertain.

    Enter­tai­ning as usual.

    I can take the heavy stuff too, so don’t worry on my account.

    Hoy­den?

  • I’m a poker fan.

    I like “the five things” deal. I always hope someone will write something dif­fe­rent and them­sel­ves a “pis­ci­vo­rous hoyden”.

    Those who eat fish tend to be more deter­mi­nis­tic in their thin­king than those who eat Big Macs.

  • You never do anything rec­kless? Ever?

  • casey: Eh, skip the no hit­ter although I’m sure it’s fascinating.

    G: Have a good rest of the wee­kend. Wor­king is not a bad thing. Hoy­dens are just a bet­ter deal all the way around.

    Pia: I’m sure there are thou­sands of things.

    Jacob: yes, hoyden.

    dane: What book have you been reading?

    Baby:

    I’m not rec­kless by nature. It doesn’t mean everything I do is without risk. I drive The Belt­way, snow­board, surf and rock climb. I do not do things without first kno­wing how to do them. I’m not impul­sive in my actions. I’m sure one or twice in my life I’ve done something that might be con­si­de­red rec­kless, but it is really hard to pin­point what that might have been.

  • I wanna be a hoy­den, I like the word. You can keep the fish I want my steak.

    Not rec­kless but likely to par­ti­ci­pate in risky beha­vior after lear­ning how to do it in the safest way pos­si­ble. That is you.

    Of phy­sics and phi­lo­sophy I don’t speak on labor day weekend.

    I might have to switch my blog to a meme tag blog. I haven’t pos­ted in a long time because I became bored with black dresses.

  • Coo­per res­pon­ding to a tag… I’ll have to mark my calendar.

    Exce­llent; well, you are a fishmonger.

  • If I had a blog, I’d ans­wer this tag.

    Sounds like a song, no?

  • There aren’t 5 things about me known or unk­nown, but you owe us one. Long­time rea­ders knew you were pis­ci­vo­rous. Poker is great fun. Cigars or no?

  • He’s right, pis­ci­vo­rous is not an unk­nown to those who know you, or those who have been rea­ding this blog for awhile. I know you just wan­ted to use that word and it flo­wed nicely but you owe us one.

    Poker and Cigars go hand in hand but I will gam­ble and say no one was smo­king them at your place.

    Deter­mi­nism — as varied as the indi­vi­dual who calls them­self deterministic.

  • Coo­per I think you were born loo­king out for your­self. “Impul­sive” and “rec­kless” are never words I would use to desc­ribe you

    Well maybe the pic­ture with Rove – even if a card­board cut up :)

  • kait: You too can be a hoy­den. I ima­gine there are only so many black dres­ses out there. Just because you assig­ned your­self that name back in the day doesn’t mean you have to post about black dres­ses. If I have to wear a dress it’s going to be black though.

    EW: I love the term fish­mon­ger so .…for the people.

    Dedd: Then I sug­gest you get your blog on my friend. It is lonely without you.

    Doug: I wold love to delve into your file of sec­rets. Eh, I’ll owe you all one. One day when bored I’ll just post a ran­dom but fas­ci­na­ting fact…

    John: No smo­king inside but they did smoke on the bal­cony or what I like to call the “k second level back almost porch”.

    Pia: Sel­dom rec­kless but often foolish…less so as I get older but yea.