My Five Vices

It’s been a long week and I’m finally getting some time to think and do stuff for just me. So I thought I’d indulge you by giving you some more useless info about myself and whatever it is about me that makes me who I possibly might be. Is your head spinning yet? Plus Holly from Menstrual Poetry has tagged me for the My Five Vices meme. I couldn’t resist boring readers with more crap so here it goes.

1.Caffeine Addiction
I’m an addict. No, not a drug addict. That was the first place your mind went, wasn’t it? So, if I don’t have at least two cups of coffee every morning and a glass of Pepsi at least…once an hour, I get insanely cranky. It might not show, but believe me, I’m not happy. I think it’s the one thing holding my sanity in place.

2. I Don’t Share Well
I’ll just say this. I’m very possessive about my baby. *hugs laptop* And I don’t like to share. Especially with a Jeep loving man who pollutes my bookmarks with crap about his interests. Especially since he has his own computer, which is collecting dust in a drawer somewhere.

3. Fingernails Are Yummeh
I’ve always chewed my fingernails. And I never have any, especially when I need them *cough*stickersonthewall*cough*. I used to get in trouble for it too. My mom resorted to putting that “special” nail polish on my hands, but even that didn’t work. I still chewed the bits that had been revealed by flaking. I think it’s a nervous habit mostly. And stress. *nods*

4. Organization Is Key
And on that note, I have to say I have none. I’d show you proof but I don’t want to scare you away. Haha. But the good thing is…I still know where everything is!! Isn’t that the important part?

5. Impulse Buyer!
Yes. My worst trait yet. I see it, I get it, it sits in a corner for five thousand years and never gets used and/or touched. My hubby is slowly treating this illness (yes it’s my own personal illness) and it’s going good. Hopefully it can be broken so I don’t continue to collect crap for the rest of my life.

So, I had to look up what “vices” actually were, how sad is that? But I hope I’ve fullfilled the requirements of it’s definition. These are my bad habits. Love me, hate me, I don’t care. I’m me. And I love it. :) I’m not gonna tag anyone in particular, mainly because all the people I can think of prolly already were, but if you want to do this on your own site, then I (un)officially tag you! Enjoy.

10 responses { add yours }

  1. Michelle says:

    I don’t share my laptop well either. In fact, I don’t share anything well. Josh is lucky I let him share my bed when he stays over. :P

  2. Holly says:

    I bet you that my fingernails are yummier than yours. :p

    Reply: Prolly! Lemme taste em and find out!

  3. Summer says:

    I’m such a caffeine addict too. I need soda, Mountain Dew, pumping in my veins or I’m just not functioning.

  4. Kaz says:

    Lol, I too am a caffeine addict, I don’t share well and I am an impulsive buyer! My room is filled with junk that I hardly ever use. And the worst part, sometimes I have two of the same thing, I just forgot I bought it the first time and go an buy it again!

  5. Daisy says:

    I hate sharing! I’m always careful with my laptop and don’t like other people touching it, because they’re either putting their dirty hands on it or putting all kinds of junk on my desktop.

  6. new zealand news says:

    I get a headache if I do not get my caffeine!! As for my laptop, well just leave it alone, you can borrow my desktop. But I also have a weak spot for chocolate!

  7. Gaby says:

    I’ve got most of your vices, especially the sharing one, the caffeine is not that bad (I just drink coke like crazy), and I’m quite disorganized. LOL, and that’s about it.

    Nice post. =)

  8. Joanne says:

    I don’t share well either. And coffee is my life line!

  9. LOL! I used to chew my nails, too! In fact, I developed a taste for that paint-on aversive stuff–it’s pretty good.

    You know what helps you quit chewing? Bionic nails. Get acrylics. You CAN’T chew through that stuff–not without hurting yourself, anyway.

    After a while you can take them off; by then you will have broken the habit. It works.

  10. Jo says:

    I’m with you on the caffeine. I can drink coffee all day long, love it!

    Used to chew the nails but I wanted nails like my aunt so I stopped about 18 years old.

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