Since I grew up in a city with fantastic public transportation, I didn’t learn to drive until I was 22 years old. I love a good happy ending! Mary Balogh is my trustiest author.ġ1. My most-read genre of books is Regency romance novels. (As I recall, the plot involved lots of kittens and dollhouses and sleepover parties.)ġ0. When I was 8 years old I declared that I wanted to be an author when I grew up, and I promptly set to work writing a 230-page novel in pencil. In the second grade I started a nature club with my friends, simply because I wanted an excuse to design our newsletter-and photocopy it on the Xerox machine at my parents’ office.Ĩ. I’m a natural blonde and wouldn’t dream of messing with it!ħ. One thing I’d never change about my appearance is my hair color. One day my mother just walked into my bedroom and I was reading a book aloud!Ħ. I taught myself to read when I was 3 years old. If I manage to make it ’til 6am, I feel like I’ve had a luxurious sleep-in!ĥ. The story behind them deserves a blog post all its own!Ĥ. I have two tattoos, twin arrowheads on my inner ankles. My very first blog post was a tedious essay about my hunt for the perfect sofa.

Even though I lived in Toronto from the ages of 11 to 24-and I consider myself to be Canadian-I never actually got my citizenship!Ģ. So here goes, in no particular order: Presenting 25 random facts about yours truly!ġ. But I figure if I like it when others do it, then there will be plenty of people who’ll be excited that I’m sharing too. I guess I’ve always assumed no one really cares to hear my 25 random facts. I’ve always loved when other bloggers share a list of 25 random facts about themselves, but I’ve never done one. Last week I inadvertently took the week away from blogging, due to some personal stuff we have on our plate (pet health! people health! general laziness!) It’s always hard to get back into the swing of things after a moment away, so to kickstart myself I figured I’d do something low pressure.

25 random facts about me