The Jennifer Blogs

You have been tagged. Post a new blog and list 10 odd or interesting things about you that most people don't know. Then tag 10 of your friends to do the same. Make sure you message or comment them and post a bulletin so they know they have been tagged!


1. My friend JP helped me pick my "radio name." He was reading an industry magazine and found a girl in Denver named "Jennifer Page" who was mentioned in one of the articles. We liked how it sounded and since she was in Denver and I was in Gainesville, FL, I took it.


2. I prefer eating with chopsticks to eating with a fork.


3. I picked two of the American Idols from the auditions. I knew from their auditions they would win that season, and I was right twice.


4. At one point in my life I was so afraid to speak in front of people that I had to drop out of my speech class in community college. I had to retake it to graduate, but waited a couple of semesters to work up the nerve.


5. I was named after my mother's favorite actress, Jennifer O'Neill. My middle name was my maternal grandmother's first name.


6. I had to go to speech class when I was a kid because I couldn't say my "esses." They sounded more like a "th."


7. I remember what I got for Valentine's Day in second grade, but not last year.


8. My knee surgery screwed me up. The doctor didn't send me to physical therapy right away, so by the time he did send me (several months after the surgery), it was about too late. I still have problems climbing stairs and doing certain cardio exercises.


9. I'm addicted to cereal. I love ALL KINDS (except the stuff with peanut butter in it) and could eat it for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks in-between.


10. I really like what JJ said in her 10, so I'm going to borrow it. I've never heard it put so eloquently. Here goes: I am a Christian but I'm not likely to hit you upside the head with a bible. I don't feel it's my job to judge anyone and I would much rather show by *who* I am that I am a Christian than by preaching to anyone. What you do with your life is between you and God-not up for my approval or judgement. I do, however, hold my values and morals very close and am not afraid to stand up for them.