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You Probably Don't Know...

I decided to join another link up today. This one is hosted by Helene In Between and is about some things you probably don't know about me.

You Probably Don't Know...

I broke my wrist playing softball in seventh grade. That's the only broken bone I've had and I hope it stays that way.

I bite my nails. It's a bad habit that I've had since I was very young and I haven't been able to grow out of it. I hope one of these days that I will be able to.

I grew up spending a lot of time with my cousins. I have 11 aunts & uncles on my mom's side of the famly and I have a ton of first cousins. Summers were always spent spending tons of time with my cousins and because of this I always felt like they were an extended set of siblings.


I've always had a dog or cat in my house since I was little girl. I'm a huge animal lover and I had some of the best fur-siblings a girl could ask for. The dogs I had growing up: Charlie, Saki, & Bailey. The cats I had growing up: Gizmo & Callie. Right now, I have two cats who I love so much: Davey & Pumpkin.


I tried many sports and activities growing up but the only ones I really loved were softball and dancing. However, I'm a huge sports lover and I love attending games and watching sporting events on TV. Baseball is my favorite sport and I've loved the game since I was a little girl.


I've always wanted to have a lake house because I grew up every summer going on vacation to a lake a few years from where I lived. I have so many fun memories from those vacations. Right across the lake from where we stayed was a lake house and I always thought it would be so much fun to live in a lake house during the summer.


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  1. Helene in BetweenJune 18, 2015 at 9:57 AM

    wrist and ankle breaks are the worst!! I'm with you on loving dancing!

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    1. Living Life With JoyJune 18, 2015 at 11:27 AM

      Thanks for stopping by and commenting. I love your blog!

      I've been on crutches twice with bad ankle sprains so I imagine they are bad. I was in a cast from beginning of May until end of August so all of the summer before 8th grade.

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  2. Veronica Lee BurnsJune 20, 2015 at 1:43 PM

    I'm seeing "biting nails" often in these posts! So funny, I'd say I don't but my husband would say I do... I just do it when my nails are catching on something...he'd rather wait for a nail clipper.

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    1. Living Life With JoyJune 22, 2015 at 1:09 PM

      I've been biting my nails literally since I could chew. I've broken it a few times but it's never stuck. =(

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  3. Diana L.June 21, 2015 at 7:22 AM

    I have a big family too, it's great when we get together! I hope you get to own a lake house one day!

    Diana L. - Life in German

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    1. Living Life With JoyJune 22, 2015 at 1:09 PM

      Thanks for stopping by my blog and the comment! It really is fun coming from a big family.

      Aw, thanks.

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