Not that I have an "Inner Californian"

Silly quizzage for Friday.

You Belong in San Francisco

You crave an eclectic, urban environment. You're half California, half NYC. You're open minded, tolerant, and secretly think you're the best. People may dismiss you as a hippie, but you're also progressive, interesting, and rich!

Where Does Your Inner Californian Belong?

Of course, I change one answer and get this:

You Belong in Sacramento

You're a little too down to earth to be considered a true Californian... But you're still too weird to fit in anywhere else! With it's diversity and cultural opportunities, Sacramento is just enough California for you.

Where Does Your Inner Californian Belong?

"Live" Olympic Coverage

Oh how I hate NBC. Is there any legitimate reason why they can't run their actual live coverage nationwide? Honestly! Would it really kill them to run it at 5pm PDT? Thank the gods for the CBC--if only I were home at all this week to take advantage of their live-coast-to-coast evening coverage.

::yawn!::

I'm blogging in spurts again, but this is important.

No really!  It is important!



Thanks to kayjayuu for the tip!

How bored am I?

Still, it is a fun and educational meme that I have nicked from brightbeak   .

Go over to Wikipedia and enter your birth date (month/day) and then pick 3 events, 2 births and 1 holiday that occurred on the day of your birthday.

Events:

• 1606 - The Charter of the Virginia Company of London is established by royal charter by James I of England with the purpose of establishing colonial settlements in North America.
• 1710 - The first law regulating copyright is issued in Great Britain.
• 1866 - The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is founded in New York City by Henry Bergh.
• Bonus event: 1912 - The RMS Titanic leaves port in Southampton, England for her first and only voyage.

Birthdays:

• 1915 - Harry Morgan, American actor
• 1950 - Ken Griffey, Sr., American baseball player

Holiday:

• James, Azadanus and Abdicius

I'm not sure why the occasion of someone's beheading would be commemorated by a feast day, but I have never pretended to understand martyrdom.