Thanks, Deborah at Climate of Our Future for tagging me with this 7 wierd or random facts meme. I just love these!

Here are the rules of the Meme:
Link to the person that tagged you and post the rules on your blog.
Share 7 random and/or weird facts about yourself.
Tag 7 random people at the end of your post, and include links to their blogs.
Let each person know they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.

Here are Deborah’s weird facts:
1. she has MS: I didn’t know that, Deb!
2. she likes to keep to herself and work: well…you seem pretty social to me…
3. she prefers Jeeps to Cadillacs: great choice, Deb!
4. spinach salad is her favorite food: okay, you’re allowed a few strange choices.
5. sleeping under the stars is her favorite way to sleep: wonderful and romantic!
6. cutoffs, and t-shirt are her favorite clothes: yeah, comfortable.
7. the mountains are her favorite place on earth: this I knew, Deb!

Okay…well, here are seven (and only seven; I could write a book!) strange and weird facts about ME:
1. I’m an author and I can’t spell
2. I speak five languages (none of them very well: English, French, Romanian, German, Swedish)
3. I failed First Year University Chemistry
4. I don’t watch TV
5. My high school career assessment concluded that I was best suited to be a sargent in the army (writer was way down the list)
6. I opted out of Grade 11 biology to take typing (then had to challenge the exam when I decided to pursue a science degree at university)
7. I was chased off the Serengeti Plain by a horde of biting soldier ants.

Now for the fun part: to tag 7 others who we want to find out more about… I choose as my vict-er-fortunate candidates:
Joanne at The LaidBack Buddhist
Lozster
Jennifer Rahn
Heather Dugan

Kathleen Maher

Greg’s Brain

Now, don’t be shy. If you can’t think of anything, you can make it up (I did!)…

My book tour is in full swing! What a hoot! My second book signing took place in my own home town at Black Bond Books. And we sold out! I was ecstatic…so was the bookseller! … … I was heartened to see some old friends from my community, who’d responded to the article in the local paper, the Delta Optimist. People showed up from … well … all over (as far away as Coquitlam!) to buy my book. WOO! HEE! Again, as with the previous signing, friends and family coaxed me to leave with rhe promise of drinks and appetizers… Do you see a pattern emerging here? … (Nina grinning from ear to ear). Next is Toronto, to several Chapters-Indigo-Coles bookstores.