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Blogotber Day 30- The Facts of Megan

I can't believe Blogtober 2014 is a day from being over. This is like a race that is so close to being done, and you can see the finish line, and you feel this surge of exhilaration and an "I made it!" attitude, while also feeling slightly saddened because it's done. At least, this is what I imagine people who run races feel like.

Anyhow, today we are talking about some facts about me:

-My middle name is Keely and I always get asked if its misspelled on documents and should be Kelly. As if I would misspell my own name on 14 documents back to back...

-I would not live in a cold climate. Snow, below zero, no thank you.

-I have not yet felt California sunshine or Colorado snow.

-But I have had gumbo in New Orleans and a cannoli in little Italy.

-My favorite movie of all time is Dirty Dancing.

-Glitter is my favorite color.

-I don't have a single bottle of perfume in my collection of beauty products.

-I live for picking out my new daily planner every 12-18 months. Like, a lot. I keep a countdown in the current one I use for when I get to pick a new one. I love making lists and outlining plans.

-Twitter is my favorite social media, with Instagram a close second.

-If I could only shop at one store the rest of my life it would be Macy's. Funny thing about this is I hardly go there now, yet I know they would be my choice if told I could only have one place. They have everything!

-I am more controlling than I ever realized. This is what I like to call an area of opportunity.

-Halloween is my favorite holiday out of any other one and I'm excited to come back tomorrow to share my Halloween costume!

Just some simple facts of me. Nice to meet you if you're newly reading, good to see you if you're visiting again.

Until we meet again,
M

Helene in Between Blogtober

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