What I’m good at (other than not using propositions appropriately).

One thing I’m good at doing is stealing other people’s ideas and using them for my own posts. Like, in this instance, I am totally cribbing this from Grace.

I’m good at . . .

  • Making people laugh.
  • Controlling the world around me.
  • Having no shame.
  • Jumping on bandwagons.
  • Remembering movie and television trivia.
  • Being accidentally intimidating.
  • Throwing parties.
  • Being a friend.
  • Misunderstanding song lyrics.
  • Awkwardly dancing.
  • Holding grudges.
  • Justifying.
  • Getting naked.
  • Providing too much information.
  • Dreaming.
  • Connecting with absolutely anyone.
  • Expressing my feelings.
  • Using my words.
  • Driving aggressively.
  • Remembering important dates and appointments.
  • Observing the world.
  • Spelling.
  • Thinking it’s always about me.
  • Protecting and saving those who don’t need it.
  • Arguing semantics.
  • Speed reading.
  • Swimming.
  • Geeking out.
  • Sneaking around like a ninja.
  • Cooking.
  • Patting myself on the back.
  • Talking on the phone for hours.
  • Listening.
  • Empathizing.
  • Demonizing.
  • Playing board games like Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, Scattergories, and Cranium.
  • Surviving on very little sleep.
  • Multitasking.
  • Making friends.
  • Loving.

And now I’ll ask you. What are you good at doing?


In other Avita-news, one of my bestest friends Casey is pregnant! Go give her lots of love and congratulations, and offer completely unsolicited baby name suggestions. Here are some ones that I recommend:

  1. Magnificus
  2. Adam Heath (or, for a girl, Adamina Heatherella)
  3. Red Velvet
  4. Swashbuckle
  5. The
  6. Sinderhella
  7. Flea

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67 Responses to What I’m good at (other than not using propositions appropriately).

  1. Holly B
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    says:

    I’m good at being good……… but only when I’m really bad, and that’s really good too.

  2. Miss Grace says:

    I have NEVER been accidentally intimidated by you.

  3. Julie
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    says:

    I’m good at lots and lots of shizz. Of course, it involves hummus. And wine. And really stupid slang from the early 00′s. And I’m totally kick ass at holding down this recliner with my ass.

  4. You are really good at being a friend. Better than a Golden Girl. Love you, budbud.

  5. B.E. Earl
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    says:

    I’m good at everything. It’s my burden, er, bourbon. That’s it…I’m good at bourbon, not everything. Nevermind.

  6. You really think you control things? Aaaaahahaha…

  7. J from Ireland says:

    Oh I am great at misunderstanding song lyrics too, drives my kids mental which is always a bonus!!

  8. MariaV says:

    Propositions should always be inappropriate.

    Your headline made me laugh. Thank you.

  9. Mandi Bone
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    says:

    I will agree to the intimidating one. We were standing in line by each other at the Ezpz party and I didn’t introduce myself because of it.

  10. WebSavvyMom
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    says:

    –>What a good post idea. I may have to borrow it too.
    I’m good at …. giving credit when I borrow things. ;-)

  11. leel
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    says:

    i am an awesome parallel parker. that’s all i can think of.
    also: my vote on the names is definitely Red Velvet. awesome!

  12. Muskrat
    Twitter:
    says:

    I’m good at kicking ass, but I struggle at taking names.

  13. Finn
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    says:

    I’m not going to tell you what I’m good at because now I have to steal this. So read my blog tomorrow.

    In the meantime, it is perfectly acceptable to end a sentence, in English, with a preposition. It is not acceptable in Latin and somewhere along the line some guy decided that English should be more like Latin and hence the myth. The New York Times doesn’t end sentences with prepositions because they “get letters.” And that’s the only reason.

    P.S. – It’s also OK to split an infinite. True story.

  14. hpflo says:

    I am good at being myself! Hahahaha! Clearly I can’t think of anything! Awesome post though…going to forward it to my sister….she’s on the down-low :( Sure would help her! Or rather I’ll make a list for her. What my sister is good at!!! :)
    Thanks!!!

  15. Toni
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    says:

    I don’t know what you are talking about.
    It’s perfectly fine to use a preposition to end a sentence with.
    I suppose it depends on where you live at.
    Especially acceptable, if the Midwest is where you are from.

  16. Poppy
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    says:

    But do you stay on the bandwagons? And did you give careful thought to why you jumped on them? Did you read the bandwagon’s EULA ahead of jumping on?

    I’m good at finding the angle apparently no one else in the universe sees. It’s very isolating.

    I currently have red velvet cupcakes in my kitchen for my house guest’s imminent arrival. I vote for Red Velvet as the baby’s name.

  17. Krëg
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    says:

    I am good at knowing the difference between prepositions and propositions, but I had to learn the hard way.

  18. Hallie says:

    Nothing. I think I was good at a few things before my son’s death but not anymore. His suicide robbed me of my ability to do much more than breath.

    Oh wait…guess I’m good at being sad.
    Hallie

  19. Sybil Law says:

    You really, really don’t control anything…

  20. When you’ve got your own dojo up and running I want dibs on the first ninja class!

    What I’m good at:
    1. Massage
    2. Procrastination
    3. Not hating BJ’s

  21. Nenette
    Twitter:
    says:

    And you truly are loving. :)
    What am I good at? I’m not sure. I have to think about that one…

  22. Lisa
    Twitter:
    says:

    I am going to be good at thievery because I’m totally stealing this idea.

    Also? Hot dogs do NOT count as cooking. Even with the mayo.

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  24. Issa
    Twitter:
    says:

    Decided I’d just steal the idea and do it too. Gave you (and Grace) credit though. http://issascrazyworld.com/2010/09/im-good-at/

    Do you play WWF?

    I think that Sinderhella may be the greatest baby name ever.

  25. Nicci says:

    propositions? What are you proposing?

  26. Angella
    Twitter:
    says:

    Stalking you. Though the tables will be turned in Toronto next month. Then you can add “stalking Angella” to your list.

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