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I read this on Mikaila's blog and thougth I'd do it too. Just 'cause.

Four jobs I have had:

1.Babysitter

2.Camp Counselor

3.Technician

4.Missionary

Four movies I would watch over and over:

1.PS I Love You

2.French Kiss

3.Les Miserables

4.Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Four places I have lived:

1.Uruguay

2.Portland

3.Sisters

4.Corvallis

Four TV shows I watch:

1.Grey's Anatomy

2.Brother's and Sisters

3.Firefly

4.Lost

Four places I have been:

1.Sorrento

2.Riga

3.Minas

4.Ulaanbaatar

Four people who e-mail me (somewhat regularly):

1.Crista

2.Bonnie

3.Stephanie

4.Spam

Four of my favorite foods:

1.Coffee

2.Brownies

3.Broccoli

4.Steak

Four places I'd rather be right now:

1.In Mongolia

2.A Spanish speaking country

3.Ireland

4.A Josh Groban concert

Four things I'm looking forward to this year:

1.Weddings!

2.Stess moving to Portland! (I'm keeping my fingers crossed)

3.Mongolia and Azaa's baby

4.Spending time with my family

Four things I've never done but would like to:

1.Go on a cruise

2.Get married

3.Travel to Israel

4.Go to France

Four books I would read over and over:

1.Pride and Prejudice

2.Dee Henderson books

3.John

4.Velvet Elvis

Four smells I love:

1.After it rains hard when there's been a long dry smell

2.Lilacs

3.Jadore' perfume

4.Dill

Four sounds I love:

1.Worship

2.The waves at the ocean

3.The violin

4.Thunder

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