Meh, whatever

My favorite baker has been writing about things she likes (soup, talking about soup) and dislikes (not having soup) which led to some introspection on my part: I just don't care about most things.

So here is a sampler--and it is even (possibly) grammatically correct!

Things In Which I am Not Invested

1. American Idol. Don't care. Doesn't matter to me.
2. Saving the Earth. Ambivalent.
3. Celebrity Babies. I have even tried to get involved. Still don't care.
4. Teaching the Primary kids songs. Sadly, it is my calling. Sadly, they haven't noticed I don't really care.
5. Planning and executing activities for the ward. Sadly, it is my calling. Sadly, they haven't noticed I don't really care.
6. Poetry. I just don't care. Splash.
   
7. Getting pregnant. Or adopting another baby. I am fine either way. Or neither way. Meh.
8. Teaching Jooj the alphabet. She is learning it from TV. Fine by me
9. Hollister/Gap/Banana/Abercrombie/etc. Whatever.
10. Having a tenth item. This can count. Or not.
    

What don't you give a rat's about? (And the apostrophe is there because "bunsies" is implied.)

Tagged by Kayt

Normally I do not do the memes, because they make me have the panic attacks. But this one was one was a topic I was already thinking about, and I took the Zoloft this morning so it should be fine.

Total Number of Books Owned

I would imagine close to 200 between the three of us, although I have been thinning them recently. I used to feel like I could never give away books, but moving so often has cured me of that. W is currently the book hoarder. I am trying to get him to use the liberry.

Last Book Bought
It is a tie--I ordered two off of ebay this week:
The Magic Spectacles (One I have been searching for for years)
Montessori from Birth to Age Three

Last book read
The whole book? That would be A Few Good Eggs. It is about fertility.
Every night I try to read some scriptures, though.

Five books that mean a lot to you:

The Book of Mormon. It is the basis for my every day living
The Grapes of Wrath. It is the first book that made me want to be a writer
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. The first book to ever Speak to me
Miss Suzy When I was about Jooj's age I had it memorized. My Aunt would show me to her friends and tell them I could read.
Crossing to Safety. Really, anything by Wallace Stegner. I did my senior seminar on this work. It touches my heart.