So I was tagged in a meme.   And in poor form, I have not acknowledged it until now.  Which, honestly, the reason I’m even blogging right now is an attempt to stay awake until I can give Little A his dream feed in hopes that he’ll sleep longer.  I know:  hope springs eternal.

**6 Non-Important Things/Habits/Quirks about Myself**

1.  My closet is organized.  No, really.  In color coded order.  And within the colors, by shade.  And within the shades, by style.  So is my sock drawer.  And my underwear drawer.  And my shirts.  And tank tops.  And sweaters.

And so are the boys’.  [I used to work in a library where I was *paid* to organize;  you don't get past that easily].  Which means . . .

2.  My bookshelves are organized by subject and then alphabetical.  It’s an illness, I tell you!  Send for help!  [which, funny enough, the speaker at MOPS on Monday was talking about organization, which folks who know me said they thought I must be enjoying, to which I responded that I had to hang out in the kitchen in the back because she was giving me panic attacks:  she was telling people to organize *not* *right*.  It hurt me inside.]

3.  I can say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious backwards.

4.   I have never been thrown a surprise birthday party.  But then again, I often don’t acknowledge when I begin another trip around the sun.  That could have something to do with it …

5.  I tried to read Moby Dick when I was in fourth grade, only because it was the biggest book in the school library.

6.   My favorite episode of Mr. Rodgers is his trip to the pretzel making factory.  I watched a show on the Discovery Channel the other day when they visited as well, but it paled in comparison.

Thwack!  I tag:  Steph (who I’m sure has already done this, but needs to get blogging again:  hello, I’m missing my Henry updates!  How else is Little A going to learn that food is his friend?) and Meredith (because I think she has a fondness for organization like me - or at least maybe she won’t think I’m quite as crazy as the rest of y’all) - although you should ask Jason about his thoughts regarding amounts and patterns of eggs in egg cartons:  fascinating.

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