Hills for breakfast, hold the gnats

I definately fall into the introvert category then. Sometimes it seems I need a 50/50 ratio to stay energized!

Congratulations on the clouds. We've had hte clouds and the rain this morning. Rain has stopped now but clouds are still here.

I guess I'm an introvert as well. I like being with people in relatively small doses. I like my alone time. Maybe that's why we like the blog so much. It's some social interaction, but not overwhelming and you can choose when to participate.

Good point, C.

I am, believe it or not, primarily an introvert as well. Though (as you know) when amoung a lot of people tend to be the extrovert. Dean and I spend much of our weekends (when we aren't working) reading ... so our house is very library like! When we moved this last time the movers were getting pretty tired of moving our boxes of books (5 tall bookshelves worth from home and 2 each for work) -- one of them said, "what do you guys need all these books for?"

Sno,

Intro here but figured it was because I was born the 5th of 8 children and didn't get much alone time growing up.

Glad to see the miles just keep piling up for you. Also love the fact that you put odd #'s all the time such as 6.27. For some reason I can't do that, must run further to even it out at a 0 or 5. Weird!

I sometimes think reading is an endangered past time. Our local bookstore is always full of people, but we recently shopped for bookshelves at 7 furniture stores and found only one kind at one store. Every other store said, "no, but we have entertainment centers!"

What would the world do without books? I can't imagine trying to curl up in a chair to read a...computer. But maybe I just need a better imagination. Have you ever tried reading a whole novel off a computer? You can't "dog ear" a computer. Still, I love technology...

Jeff, I always just write down what the Garmin says. Trying to make an even number or rounding up or down makes me crazy. Crazier.

I used to teach Fahrenheit 451, where the government keep people "happy" by removing books and eventually book owning becomes a crime. While some kids felt horrified about the idea, others just shrugged their shoulders. Like, no books? No big deal. I always have my nose in a book. No books would mean the end of my entertainment.

I'm an introvert, my husband an extrovert. Imagine how fun it is when, after a busy week when I just want to relax, my husband invites his family over. This happens almost every week. My only alone time is running, these days.

I am definately an introvert. I think that is another reason why I like opening in the restaurant. It is sooo quiet...Then it gradually gets louder. When I show up in the middle of the night for my shift it is so loud already and makes me on edge! I think my boyfreind is an introvert too...sometimes we aren't on the same "alone time" page. (like he wants attention and I want alone time or vice versa)