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day 27: a talent of yours

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So I don't have a lot of tangible talents... but here's the list I once compiled:

  • I am really good at packing. Not like light packing, but making lots of stuff fit into a small space. Like all my month's worth of groceries on the convener belt at the store, all of Erica and my stuff into her Sunfire for a trip to Florida and back... things in general into my Yaris.
  • I am good at Dinosaur impressions, most notably a T rex and those ones that spit stuff in your eyes to blind you
  • I am good at embarrassing myself in public.  I do believe this is a talent. I have little shame
  • I am good at crying and not ruining my makeup
  • I am good at finding my cell phone after I've lost it
  • I am good at making people laugh
  • I am good at falling gracefully
  • I am good at being adorable even when I have food on my face, spill my drink on myself etc
  • I am good at setting my friends up with men and on dates 
  • and one of my best legitimate talents is that I'm a good judge of people

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