If you’ve ever had to share a “fun fact” about yourself as an ice-breaker, this episode of Best of Both Worlds is for you!
Sarah and I met up in person in Naples, Florida a few weeks ago and recorded several episodes. This week’s is a “getting to know you” episode where we answered a series of fun fact/ice breaker questions we found online. From physical characteristics (left-handedness and flexibility!) to Meyers-Briggs type to ideal super power, we share all sorts of random tidbits.
Please give the episode a listen! You can listen through any podcast player, including through iHeart’s channels.
I had the insides of both forearms tattooed within the last 2 yrs (im 55). One says Memento mori, Tempus fugit & has my late mom’s bday. The other has Memento Vivire & “Don’t squander time; that’s the stuff life is made of. ” I had them both done after she passed, a sort of therapy.
@Deana – wow, those are great! Phrases that speak to me for sure.
That is great, Ms. Laura Vanderkam. But, somewhere halfway through this episode, while listening to some of these questions that you ask about yourself, I felt that if I keep on listening to you asking many of these questions will be like invading your privacy – or more like being abnormally obsessed with your privacy. So I stopped listening there.
I, too, can touch my tongue to my nose! 🙂
I got my first (and so far only, although I hope to get a second sometime in the next year) tattoo on my inside forearm about 5 years ago, in my late 40s. It’s a heart with one half made up of the gray ribbon for both Parkinson’s awareness and brain cancer awareness, in memory of my dad. I feel like it lets me carry a piece of him with me every day.
@Amy- so sorry for your loss – yes, I’m hearing from people that commemorating a relative is often the impetus for a tattoo. I hope it helps you remember him.
Fun episode! I too am a big fan of classic cereal, especially Cheerios. Thanks for sharing.
@Nicole – my husband ate a bowl of Lucky Charms this morning! I don’t think he even thinks that it’s a little…strange. But at least Cheerios are pretty bland…