meme survey

I decided to take the meme survey Rock Chalk posted on her blog, Mashed Bananas. Here you go:

10 years ago:
Good lord....this was my senior year in highschool and I went bonkers. Makes me wince to think about it. Lets just say "responsible" would not have been the term to describe me that year.
I went to a boarding school in my hometown, and I lived on campus that year ... so it is sort of like when freshmen start college and get completely stupid. That was me.
Once I got a full scholarship to college about half way through the year, I stopped going to most of my classes. And one night I remember just deciding to hop in the car and go to Panama City with a guy I was dating, and returning just in time to skip French class the next morning.
Gosh I was stupid. I am not going to give details because there are already enough people who know way too much about all the stuff I did that year that I should never have done.
Luckily, I outgrew that phase by the end of my sophomore year in college. I stopped being a wild child and I started dating a very very nice guy (who I eventually married.)

5 years ago:
That was a crazy year too, but for different reasons.
First, I graduated from college.
Second, I went to India for four months to visit my relatives and help my brother get an arranged marriage. We interviewed (that is what they call it) 80 girls before finding my sister-in-law. Then we had a whirlwind HUGE wedding in about three weeks. And I nearly got jaundice that summer.
But that's not all. The week after I came back, I ended up getting engaged, and moving in with my future mother-in-law and my future brother-in-law, who has autism (wow, did I learn a lot from living with him. Gosh, I wish I could understand what's going through that sweetie's head!) And I got baptized in the Orthodox Church.
That was one life-changing year.

1 year ago:
I moved to Orlando, started a new job, survived three back-to-back hurricanes and then discovered I was pregnant (big sweet surprise since my previous doctor told me I could probably never have kids.) I guess that was a pretty life-changing year, too. Oh, and before all that happened, I had finally got the guts to cut three feet off my waist-length hair.

5 snacks I enjoy: Granola bars, baked lays, green apples and peanut butter, baby carrots, Keebler fudge stripe cookies

5 songs I know all of the words to: None. Unless you count "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."

5 things I would do with $100 million: Pay off all our debt, give a huge donation to the Orthodox Church of America, start a trust fund for Isaac, quit my job, and TRAVEL!

5 bad habits: Spacing out, forgetting names, overfilling the garbage bag, leaving laundry in the washer until it becomes stinky, and getting water ALL OVER the bathroom.

5 things I like doing: Hanging out, cooking, shopping, taking baths and sleeping.

5 things I would never wear: Skorts, capris, army boots, shoulder pads, granny panties

5 TV shows I like: Gosh, I never get a chance to watch TV. But I have a completely superficial love for the Style network.

5 biggest joys of the moment: Just found out I have 52 hours of vacation left this year, my three-month-old son is giggling and sleeping through the night, I can successfully cook fish after many, many disgusting mishaps, I currently have Thurs, Fri and Sat off every week, and I am almost finished moving into our new place.

5 favorite toys: My digital camera, my computer, my webcam, my son's rubber duckies, and .... can't think of another one.