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A List of Firsts

I saw this over at The Curious Pug and since I love taking surveys... here you go!

First thing you do when you wake up:

Hit snooze.

First thing you reach for when you open the refrigerator:

Usually soy milk for my coffee/cereal.

First thing you do when you get to the gym:

Ha! I can't remember the last time I went to a gym.

First thing you do when you get home from work:

If it's okay to substitute "school" for "work" (because trust me, I work much harder at school than I have at any job I've ever had), the first thing I usually do is come home and collapse on the couch.

First car:

A purple, used Dodge Neon that cost me more in repairs than it did to actually buy it in the first place. It was a cute car, but I never should've bought it.

First accident:

In high school, the week after I'd gotten my license, I wrecked my parent's minivan while driving myself and my sisters home from school. Thank fully no one was hurt (can't say the same for the minivan though!).

First thing you wanted to be when you grew up:

I think it was probably to be a teacher, if I remember right.

First choice beverage:

In the morning... coffee. Every other time of day... probably water or some sort of fruit juice.

First choice breakfast:

Oatmeal with raisins, bananas, and walnuts in it.

First choice dessert:

Pumpkin pie.

First song that comes to mind:

Frosty the Snowman. (And no, I have no idea why that one popped in there.)

First major purchase:

Probably my first laptop, which I got when I was about 20.

First job:

Library aid at the local library. Unfortunately it paid nothing. But... I got to hang out with books, so it was all good.

First time you flew on a plane:

When I was in high school and my family took a trip to Disneyland!

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