Tracy is doing a little project on her blog where she will send a gift to two random people based on their personalities, and I thought this is an awesome way to interact with my visitors! Plus I LOVEE shopping and buying gifts for people. 
Soooo… here’s the deal:
- Comment on this entry OR email me and write a couple sentences or even a paragraph (the more the better) about yourself, your personality and your interests. The only catch is that you have to have a blog and I have to somehow know you (eg. have I visited your blog before?).
- Email me your name and address. Don’t worry, I won’t give it to some creepy pedophile.
- In a couple days, I will write down everyone’s personality on pieces of paper and draw two people.
- I will then go out to buy them a present either locally or online just because I’m addicted to online shopping. The gift will be based on your personality and it could be anything; purchased, preowned, cheap or expensive. Don’t worry, I’ll try to refrain from sending anyone smelly socks unless their personality permits.
Just don’t expect a new refridgerator or something if you emphasize that you love to eat and fried chicken because shipping is freaking expensive. You MAY expect a bucket of fried chicken though.
Hehe. Kidding.
- MSG-filled but irresistable Asian food. Mmmm. REAL Asian cuisine is the best… it beats any Kobe steaks, lobsters and even Lumiere’s butternut squash ravioli. For example, if you want good lobster, eat it at a Chinese restaurants served with those yummy noodles and sauce. Heaven.
- Eating the skin of fried chicken. You always tell yourself that you won’t eat the skin… BUT IT’S THE BEST DAMN PART!!!
- Degrading, sex & drama filled reality TV shows (eg. Rock of Love, Paradise Hotel, that show Tila Nguyen hosted which I forgot the name already, etc.). Face it, you hate these shows yet you can’t stop watching people degrade themselves this way because that’s pure and real entertainment.
- Buying books you will never read. Although I’m not picky with my books, I tend to buy a lot of books which are way out of my intellectual range because they will look good on my book shelf (eg. old, really thick volumes and classics). I also planning on buying the whole Shopaholics series by Sophie Kinsella even though I don’t read Chick Lit because the books look pretty on the outside. When I fall in love with an author, I tend to try buy every single book he/she wrote even if they aren’t that great just so I can have the “whole collection.”
- Watching old black and white movies and TV shows. I Love Lucy is my all-time favorite show (it beats everything on TV right now… even Lost and 24). I think everyone should bow to the First Lady of Television (Lucille Balle). Breakfast at Tiffany’s is also one of my favorite rainy day movies.
- McDonald’s breakfast. Yessss I knowwwww… it’s so bad for you but it’s not like I eat it everyday! I only go to McDonalds like once or twice a month for breakfast ONLY so I’m still good. Lol.
- Old music ranging from 20s-90s. I can’t list artists because I don’t know who most of them are but you hear it all over the place (TV, radio, old commercials, etc.). Mainstream music isn’t the ONLY good stuff.
- Old Disney movies. Awww it brings back good memories of the times when you can eat all the peanut butter out of the jar without feeling guilty or when you can run around naked and no one would care. LOL.
- Tater-Tots. Omg hell yeah! Plus the name is so cute… who can resist?
- Dim sum. It’s my favorite “meal of the day.” Mmm.
- Buying stuff just for the sake of buying, not because you need it. Enough said. Who doesn’t love shopping?
Unfinished vector of Tila I did a billion years ago.
That was in no particular order. I noticed that half of my list was food-related. :blush:
What are YOUR guilty pleasures?
Vancouverite, designer, gym-rat, shopaholic & bookworm, obsessed with my Blackberry, K-Pop, snowboarding, fitness and food. More?
