Four people you've stolen this meme from...

[skyring]

FOUR JOBS YOU'VE HAD IN YOUR LIFE
+ public servant paper jockey
+ computer programmer
+ hacker
+ bookseller

FOUR MOVIES YOU COULD WATCH OVER AND OVER
+ Groundhog Day
+ Animal House
+ The Music Man
+ Fiddler on the Roof

FOUR CITIES YOU'VE LIVED IN
+ Melbourne
+ Brisbane
+ Canberra
+ Sydney

FOUR TV-SHOWS YOU LOVE TO WATCH
+ West Wing
+ Mythbusters
+ The Simpsons
+ Borderline Security

FOUR SONGS YOU LOVE
+ Mona Lisa
+ As Time Goes By
+ We The People
+ California Dreamin'

FOUR PLACES YOU'VE BEEN ON VACATION
+ Auckland
+ Wellington
+ Christchurch
+ Dunedin

FOUR WEBSITES YOU VISIT DAILY
+ http://www.livejournal.com
+ http://www.bookcrossing.com
+ Wikipedia
+ eBay

FOUR OF YOUR FAVOURITE FOODS
+ ham hocks
+ salmon
+ mango yogurt
+ Tim-Tams

FOUR PLACES YOU'D RATHER BE RIGHT NOW
+ Auckland
+ Wellington
+ Christchurch
+ Dunedin

Comments

[o-jenny.livejournal.com]

FOUR MOVIES YOU COULD WATCH OVER AND OVER
+ Groundhog Day

:-D

Pete, I think you should have to list four places you HAVEN'T been on vacation!

[skyring.livejournal.com]

I was sore tempted to put:

FOUR MOVIES YOU COULD WATCH OVER AND OVER
+ Groundhog Day
+ Groundhog Day
+ Groundhog Day
+ Groundhog Day

Just about everyone I know has travelled more than I have.

Look at Woosang!

eh?

[woosang.livejournal.com]

What did I do?

I travelled when I was little as the parents kept moving. The Aust Giv service in the 1970's was big on sending its employees and their families so some place. It was painful as a child to keep moving. In the last 3 years only have I settled in one place. :) Sounds great but sucks in real life. I swore when my son was born that he would grow up in one place and go to one school if at all possible.

Re: eh?

[skyring.livejournal.com]

Born in rural Victoria, moved to Melbourne, moved to Queensland where we lived in eleven different houses and I attended seven different schools.

I made much the same vow - my children would grow up with the same set of friends.

My son just graduated from high school and in the same group was the young man who had been the pre-schooler assigned to my son as his "buddy" on his first day.

My daughter copped the tail end of Kerri's naval career, but from Year One she's attended the local primary school, high school, college and university.

But you know what? Neither of them knows how much this stability means, because they never had the constant travelling around and losing friends that we did.

Re: eh?

[woosang.livejournal.com]

Glad I am not the only one then. :)