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Robin Lee Hatcher (a fabulous author whose books and blogs you should be reading!) at I Was Just Thinking tagged me this afternoon to complete five of the following sentences, then pass them on to three more people.

"It's part of a new meme that is travelling through the blogosphere. The idea is if you're tagged, you need to choose 5 (or more if you like) occupations from the list below and then finish the sentence for each that you've chosen.

"You then tag three more people who must do the same. You can add more occupations to the list when you pass it on but you must choose your 5 from the list provided by the person who tagged you. You're also asked to trackback to the blogger who tagged you if you know how."

Here's the list:

If I could be a scientist�
If I could be a farmer�
If I could be a musician�
If I could be a doctor�
If I could be a painter�
If I could be a gardener�
If I could be a missionary�
If I could be a chef�
If I could be an architect�
If I could be a linguist�
If I could be a psychologist�
If I could be a librarian�
If I could be an athlete�
If I could be a lawyer�
If I could be an innkeeper�
If I could be a professor�
If I could be a writer�
If I could be a llama-rider�
If I could be a bonnie pirate�
If I could be a service member�
If I could be a photographer�
If I could be a philanthropist�
If I could be a rap artist�
If I could be a child actor�
If I could be a secret agent�
If I could be a comedian/comedienne�
If I could be a priest...
If I could be a radio announcer...
If I could be a phlebotomist...
If I could be Paris Hilton's stylist...
If I could be a movie producer...
If I could be the CEO of Microsoft...

Here goes:

If I could be an artist, I'd hope to create a picture worth a thousand words--after a thorough editing, of course.

If I could be a psychologist, I'd want to be able to offer prospective clients (after hearing the gist of their problem) an accurate estimate on how many visits it would take to fix everything--along with a money-back guarantee.

If I could be a philanthropist, I'd spend most of my time praying that God would reveal to me the most kingdom-advancing use of His generous resources.

If I could be a doctor, I'd specialize in prevention, and I'd have a signed agreement with my patients that if they didn't follow my advice, they'd have to find a new doctor.

If I could be a comedienne, my life would be complete.

I'm tagging Doug, Michael Main, and Irene. Have fun, you guys!

Posted by Katy on 05/02/05 at 04:15 PM

Fallible Comments...

You know I had to look up "meme" the other day when I got 'tagged" by this same "meme" from another wonderful writer, Bet at <a href="http://betsblog.typepad.com/weblog/" rel="nofollow">Dappled Things</a>. I hemmed and hawed an excuse but I guess now that I've been double tagged I'll have to play...besides which I have nothing to write about unless I start recapping West Wing episodes :)

I'll play tomorrow...course I have to figure out who to tag... Gordon won't play...maybe the two grumpy old men from Kentucky :)

That may be the hardest thing to decide... :)

-M
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Posted by Michael Main on 05/02/05 at 11:04 PM
Well, if you can write about your recent obsessive viewing of an entire season's worth of West Wing, why the heck didn't I work some Idol trivia into my 5 answers? ;)
Posted by Katy Raymond on 05/02/05 at 11:52 PM
I read Robin Lee Hatcher's blog almost every day. Hey, she tagged you. I took a look and Lo! and Behold! I lost the little slip of paper you gave me last month. I've found you again. You have a great site!

Hope you don't mind, but I'd like to link you to my blog, http://writingfromthehip.blogspot.com/ Lemme know. I don't do that without permission.

See you at HACWN? Hope so!

Paul Nichols
Posted by Paul Nichols on 05/03/05 at 02:29 AM
Katy, you might as well be a comedienne now! I can't count the times your blog has made me laugh out loud. You have an awesome sense of humor! :)
Posted by Cindy Swanson on 05/03/05 at 11:26 AM
Paul--I'm glad you finally mentioned the local writers group, or I would NOT have remembered meeting you! But now I do! So much for scraps of paper, huh? Glad you found us. I'll visit your site, too... :)

Cindy--Girl, you made my day!
Posted by Katy Raymond on 05/03/05 at 09:12 PM
Oh, and Paul--You have permission.
Posted by Katy Raymond on 05/03/05 at 09:13 PM

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"It's part of a new meme that is travelling through the blogosphere. The idea is if you're tagged, you need to choose 5 (or more if you like) occupations from the list below and then finish the sentence for each that you've chosen. "You then tag three more people who must do the same. You can add more occupations to the list when you pass it on but you must choose your 5 from the list provided by the person who tagged you. You're also asked to trackback to the blogger who tagged you if you know how." Here's the list: If I could be a scientist� If I could be a farmer� If I could be a musician� If I could be a doctor� If I could be a painter� If I could be a gardener� If I could be a missionary� If I could be a chef� If I could be an architect� If I could be a linguist� If I could be a psychologist� If I could be a librarian� If I could be an athlete� If I could be a lawyer� If I could be an innkeeper� If I could be a professor� If I could be a writer� If I could be a llama-rider� If I could be a bonnie pirate� If I could be a service member� If I could be a photographer� If I could be a philanthropist� If I could be a rap artist� If I could be a child actor� If I could be a secret agent� If I could be a comedian/comedienne� If I could be a priest... If I could be a radio announcer... If I could be a phlebotomist... If I could be Paris Hilton's stylist... If I could be a movie producer... If I could be the CEO of Microsoft... Here goes: If I could be an artist, I'd hope to create a picture worth a thousand words--after a thorough editing, of course. If I could be a psychologist, I'd want to be able to offer prospective clients (after hearing the gist of their problem) an accurate estimate on how many visits it would take to fix everything--along with a money-back guarantee. If I could be a philanthropist, I'd spend most of my time praying that God would reveal to me the most kingdom-advancing use of His generous resources. If I could be a doctor, I'd specialize in prevention, and I'd have a signed agreement with my patients that if they didn't follow my advice, they'd have to find a new doctor. If I could be a comedienne, my life would be complete. I'm tagging Doug, Michael Main, and Irene. Have fun, you guys! Posted by Katy on 05/02/05 at 04:15 PM Fallible Comments... You know I had to look up "meme" the other day when I got 'tagged" by this same "meme" from another wonderful writer, Bet at <a href="http://betsblog.typepad.com/weblog/" rel="nofollow">Dappled Things</a>. I hemmed and hawed an excuse but I guess now that I've been double tagged I'll have to play...besides which I have nothing to write about unless I start recapping West Wing episodes :) I'll play tomorrow...course I have to figure out who to tag... Gordon won't play...maybe the two grumpy old men from Kentucky :) That may be the hardest thing to decide... :) -M ----- Posted by Michael Main on 05/02/05 at 11:04 PM Well, if you can write about your recent obsessive viewing of an entire season's worth of West Wing, why the heck didn't I work some Idol trivia into my 5 answers? ;) Posted by Katy Raymond on 05/02/05 at 11:52 PM I read Robin Lee Hatcher's blog almost every day. Hey, she tagged you. I took a look and Lo! and Behold! I lost the little slip of paper you gave me last month. I've found you again. You have a great site! Hope you don't mind, but I'd like to link you to my blog, http://writingfromthehip.blogspot.com/ Lemme know. I don't do that without permission. See you at HACWN? Hope so! Paul Nichols Posted by Paul Nichols on 05/03/05 at 02:29 AM Katy, you might as well be a comedienne now! I can't count the times your blog has made me laugh out loud. You have an awesome sense of humor! :) Posted by Cindy Swanson on 05/03/05 at 11:26 AM Paul--I'm glad you finally mentioned the local writers group, or I would NOT have remembered meeting you! But now I do! So much for scraps of paper, huh? Glad you found us. I'll visit your site, too... :) Cindy--Girl, you made my day! Posted by Katy Raymond on 05/03/05 at 09:12 PM Oh, and Paul--You have permission. Posted by Katy Raymond on 05/03/05 at 09:13 PM Page 1 of 1 pages Commenting is not available in this weblog entry. Next entry: Desperate Housewife Previous entry: The American Scream << Back to main


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