25 fascinating facts about me
- I have been to 48 US states, and 11 countries
- I am well into my second career
- In 1989 I took part in the US National Sprint Triathlon Championship
- I kissed a girl in the first grade
- I have earned two college degrees with honors (BA and JD)
- I failed the first grade
- I married a woman once - it didn't work well for either of us
- I have been to the Disney Parks in Florida over 100 times
- I toured EPCOT when it was under construction and was a guest at a pre-opening party
- I once had tea with the Archbishop of Canterbury
- I tried to learn how to fly as a teenager - never mastered the landings
- I have touched the Liberty Bell
- I photographed Ronald Reagan
- I have been a licensed Real Estate Broker since 1980
- I sold three houses on New Year's Eve in 1988
- I am mildly dyslectic
- I learned to read without learning how to spell (16 and 17 are related.)
- I recently had a huge Schwannoma removed from my spine
- I have owned 15 cars (I only regret parting with one of them.)
- I am moved to tears by the recording of the first manned landing on the moon, I remember where I was when it happened
- I was just across the river from the Space Center for the first Space Shuttle launch
- I am ill prepared for retirement
- I regret most,the opportunities I passed on, not the risks I have taken
- I am going to ride a Zeppelin later this year
- I have touched a moon rock
#10 - do tell!
ReplyDelete#13 - your camera broke right after, correct?
#12 - back in the day (1960s), EVERYONE could touch the bell; today you can't get near it.
#6 - how the hell does one even DO that?
#10 At a conference at Oxford in church history in 2001
Delete#6 - see #16 and 17
#12 - the first time I was there in 1998, I asked if I could and she said yes as long as i was gentle
Lol you beat me! Hands down
ReplyDeleteNow that's a life well lived!
ReplyDeletePeace <3
Jay
Actually touching a moon rock is really unique - - and having tea with the Archbishop of Canterbury!! Interesting facts!
ReplyDeletewhat sort of tea I want to know....
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