Who me? Very Inspiring?

Uh-hem. Back in October of 2012, a fellow blogger bestowed on me the Very Inspiring Blogger Award. Today, I shall complete the task for having accepted the reward. What can I say, I thought it was just yesterday. Well, at least I let my blogger friend—Widdershins—know pronto that I appreciated the honor.

About the Award
Blogger awards that we bestow upon fellow bloggers come with rules. Those rules often get modified as they make the rounds around the world, and that I shall do.
These are the acceptance rules:
1. Thank the blogger who nominated you. Thanks again, Widdershins Worlds.
2. Place the award on your site. Done
3. Share 7 random things about you. You can read them below below.
4. Nominate 15 blogs. Let them know they've been nominated and how to accept the award. 
There are many blogs that I read frequently, sporadically, or just once or twice. They all inspire me to write, to sew, to cook, to eat, to read, to exercise, to dream, and do many other things. Yes, that means, I'm not gonna choose. Instead, I welcome all bloggers who read this post to take the award and put it up on your blog. You truly deserve it.

Seven Random Things About Me, Su-sieee! Mac 
I've often thought of dying my hair the bronze color of a lion's mane.

During the 20+ years I lived in San Francisco, I resided in 12, yes, 12 rentals—apartments, flats, houses, and even once a hotel room. 

When I was 10, I leaned how to play my brother's trumpet, with the guidance of the Uncle, the Saxophonist. I was able to play a simple version of America the Beautiful. My "fans" were the Uncle and Chipper the dog.

I can't watch or read anything that has ghosts in it. Scaredy cat, that's me!

Have I mentioned that I jumped out of a plane? But, it was more like the instructor, to whom I was attached, pushed me out. That was from 18,000 feet, too.

I wouldn't mind living in Hawaii. The best thing about that is the Husband wouldn't mind living there with me.

If the Husband and I were to take all our books out of their boxes and put them up around the house, we'd pretty much be living in a small library or a used bookstore.