I'm it

So, Star tagged me, and I've decided to play along. Even though I think these questionnaire blogs are silly, I think always secretly hoped that someone would tag me. Now I feel included.

The rules:

1. The rules of the game are posted at the beginning.
2. Each player lists 6 facts/habits about themselves.
3. At the end of the post, the player then tags 6 people and posts their names, then goes to their blogs and leaves them a comment, letting them know that they have been tagged and asking them to read your blog.

The facts/habits:

1. I like food a lot. I know that's no surprise to anyone that reads my blog, but I really enjoy eating, and trying new foods, and comparing foods. I like food that has its own packaging.
   • Example: One of the things I love about burritos is that they come so neatly packaged up in a tortilla. (I also like that there's so many different insides. I don't think I'd ever get sick of burritos.)
   • Another example: Bananas. I like the taste of bananas OK, but the real reason that I like them is how them come grown in their own packaging, with an easy-to-pop top. I have a fantasy that Heaven will have trees that grow banana-looking fruit, but that when you peel them there will be corn dogs inside.
2. I daydream a lot. My family used to make fun of me for it, so I try to be discrete about it these days, but sometimes I like just sitting or walking around and imagining things.
3. I hate deleting things. I don't delete photos or school assignments, even if they're bad. I think I still have every file that I've made on a computer since I got home from my mission (and I wish I still had my files from before my mission). I don't delete my blog posts, even if later I realize that it was stupid and/or wrong. I just revise with comments. It drives me crazy when other people delete their blogs. Especially when they delete the whole things. I think the world is a worse place because Paul deleted his post about how email status evolved into blogging.
4. This is related to the last post, but I'm very afraid of things that are permanent, especially if it has to do with my body. Tattoos and operations scare me because you can't undo them. I always want to get my teeth fixed, or to get eye surgery so I don't have to wear glasses/contacts anymore, but I'm also scared of it because I can't go back to the way it was before if I don't like it. I think I've mostly given up the idea of ever changing the gap in my teeth, but hopefully someday I'll still get my eyes fixed.
5. I'm shy. People often don't believe me when I say this, because I've been known to do crazy things that would embarrass normal people. Somehow being shy and shameless aren't contradictory for me. When I'm in big groups of people or when I first meet people, I tend to be very quiet and have a hard time knowing how to talk to them. Weird, huh?
6. I think that everything that is alive has a soul. I think that nature is unpredictable because everything is alive and has free will. I like seeing the personalities in animals or even trees, and feeling like they have a spirit in them just like a human does. I don't think it in the reincarnation way, and I don't think that a buffalo has the spirit of a human, but I do think that it has an immortal soul of its own kind. I don't think that trees have the level of intelligence of an animal or a person, but that on its own level it has choices and feelings. I think that you can feel connections with other living things if you try. And I'm not even a hippie. I don't even recycle.
   

The tags
I wanted to tag some people that haven't blogged in a while, and that I'd like to see posts from again. Here's my six:

1. Jason Davies
2. Ronnie Steelman
   
3. Gabe Jones
   
4. Elizabeth Tanner
5. Karen Breffle
6. Richard Casteel

Unlike Star's tags, I really do expect you to do it, and I'm going to bug you about it until you do.