15 Random Facts About Me

me/mē/

Pronoun:

Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition: "wait for me!".
Used after the verb “to be” and after “than” or “as”.

1- I hate being centre of attention

2- I love a cup of good ol' English tea with rich tea biscuits

3- I have a sweet tooth (major sweet tooth)

4- I'm an avid CSI fan (the sciency/detective side of me)

5- Not really into hugs, kisses, linking arms, holding hands and girly girly stuff like that

6- Seeing someone else with teary eyes makes me cry

7- Would like to think I'm quite laid back (maybe too laid back)

8- I like junk food (terrible, I know)

9- Not very fond of animals (especially cats)

10- I have a good relationship with my bed (which is probably not a good thing)

11- I choose elegance and simplicity over designer brands & expensive things

12- I can cook (enough to survive) I force people to eat it even if they don't like it lol, dont worry only my brothers and sisters

13- I feel sick from just spinning around on a spinning chair or even on the swing

14- I like notebooks and gift bags/boxes/wrapping paper/ribbons

15- I wore braces for 3 years (proper train track)

That was my 15 random facts about me...tell me about you! Leave a comment or a link to your blog

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