Thank you!
I want to thank Maya @ Fire-Breathing Book Dragon for tagging me! She posts a lot of cool tags as well, so be sure to visit her side after the post to check them out!
The Rules:
- Thank the person that nominated you for this tag and link to their blog (spread the love, basically).
- Write as many things that are unique to you as possible: these can be things that you do, say, like or have that make you different to other people or let you stand out. It can be what defines you as a person, a little thing about you that is just simply you or something little known that you think makes you up as a person.
- Nominate up to 10 bloggers or as many as you like; there isn’t a limit.
- You can take this tag as seriously or non-seriously as you like; you can laugh whilst doing it or feel contemplative: this is about you, after all.
- After you’ve written this and if you ever feel like there’s nothing to you but what other people have already said and done, look back to your post and remember that it isn’t true.
The List

- I do this weird arm flapping thing when I talk. (Have I discussed this?) When I’m speaking, I don’t really know what to do with my hands so I just wave them (more like flap them) in front of me. I never noticed that I do this, only until a teacher or a friend mimics me and I realize that I flapped my hands again. 😛
- Uh, I drink a lot of orange juice. Like A LOT. It’s the only thing I drink, besides Sprite or Cream Soda if I’m feeling it. But usually I drink orange juice morning, evening, and at night.
- I like history. A few people I know aren’t really interested in it, but I’m always up to learn about something from the past. Sometimes I will write a lot of historical fiction, but other times I just write contemporary because it’s easier. (I haven’t written anything in a while though.)
- I like to create a lot of random games with friends. Like this past week I just made up a game where someone gives you a random word and you have to fit it into a random song. (Think of a musical Mad Libs.)
- I multitask a lot, but I don’t really like reading multiple books at one time. I always either wait until I finish a book to start another. But if it’s a story of novellas or a book for school, then I’m okay with reading an extra book. (My reading system is odd.)
- Lastly, I’m determined to buy enough buttons to completely cover my mini-backpack straps. So, you see, I have this backpack that I bring almost everywhere, and I call it the Fandom Bag because of all the buttons and Pop key chains I’ve put on it. Its straps are kind of long, so I buy buttons at Hot Topic to fill them up. I’ve learned the quality of buttons per store I visit, and so now I know which stores have ones that are better made. (It’s probably useless information to learn for you, but you can’t deny that it’s not handy.) (The buttons from the other store are tight and poke at me, so I’ve put tape on them, but there’s a store where the buttons are made better, and I prefer theirs over the rest.) So far I have 30 buttons on my bag. I’m thinking about adjusting the straps so that there is more room for more buttons, because I don’t want to stop getting more. 😅
I Tag
Kate/Sam/Emma/Howlin Books/Anatomy of a Book Thief/Lu
Thanks for tagging me! This is gonna be a hard one, I can tell…it’ll be interesting. I also like history; truth can be stranger than fiction, yeah? And the buttons thing is really interesting too!
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No problem! I think you’ll come up with something great, you always do! 😄 And exactly! There’s so many yet to be explained things in history that you can’t wrap your head around. But there are times when you can, and it’s like an accomplishment. 😅 But I really like the Victorian era the most, it always fascinated me. And thanks! I got my friends to do it too, so we have all started a collection of fandom buttons. (I think I have the most though, 30 is a lot… :/)
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Aw, thanks!
I know, my dad is a major history buff. I’ve gotten so many zany history lessons, I’m tempted to think some is made up, though know it isn’t. The Victorian era is really interesting.
And yes, 30 is a lot. At least you’re aware 😂
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Haha, my dad is an astronomy buff. When I was little I’d watch all these NASA and planetary shows, so I know some random facts on space. (When I was very young, I used to tell my friends how the Sun was going to expand and engulf the Earth, and it may have scared them a bit… 😅)
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Oh my gosh 😂 That’s great. I just tend to know random stuff. Helps with school though. Like, I mention weird coincidences in history and such. Nothing to that extreme though, haha.
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Haha, I just know random stuff too. My friends eventually weren’t scared of the sun thing anymore. 😂 But it’s cool that you can connect the coincidences!
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Thanks for the tag! And omg your backpack sounds awesome (I like collecting badges too!)!
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No problem! And thanks!! And if you don’t mind me asking, but what do your badges look like? 🙂
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Most of them are related to feminism or books/reading! 🙂
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Thanks so much for the tag!! I love your list! I don’t like reading multiple books at the same time either, but when I am reading a book for uni, I like to have a book for pleasure on the go too! Your backpack also sounds really cool, currently on my backpack straps I have a moomin badge from the moomin shop in London and an I heart Mr Darcy badge, but I’m hoping to get some more! 🙂
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No problem, and thanks! YES TO THE DARCY BADGE! I just finished Pride and Prejudice, and loved it! I do hope you get some more! It’s always cool to see badges and pins on bags wherever I go, and sometimes a lot of people like to point out mine. 🙂
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Aww, I’m really glad you liked Pride and Prejudice, I love it!!
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