Seven Facts about Louise

The other day Rae from Ramblings of a TV Whore tagged me in a meme that was floating around. The point is to post seven facts about yourself and have other people do that same. I don’t remember the last time I did this at my other blog, but I’ll try to keep these TV related, or about things we Nice Girls should care about.

• When I was in college, I organized a large semi-formal dance.  Just imagine what a Prom would be like with college kids, and there you go.  Months of work, and plenty of drama later, it went off without a hitch.  Should my life ever be made into a show, the story will be condensed into forty-two minutes with the last scene being a fade to black of the party in full swing.
• At the end of college, I was voted to plan our five year reunion.  I just hope it doesn’t turn out anything like Sarah’s on Chuck.  Granted, unlike that show, I’m going to be the one in charge of planning a party like that, but there’s still plenty of room for error.
• I survived Election Day 2004 with my newly purchased copy of The OC, Season One.  Nothing like vapid teens to make me forget about that day.  I didn’t stop watching it for a full week when I wasn’t in class, I’m pretty sure.
• I’m going to borrow one from Rae, so pardon.  I have a potty mouth.  I’m not sure how I manage to make it in our radio shows without letting out something profane, but I have.  Should any of you meet me in person, it will happen.  No questions.  In fact, my foul mouth has gotten me in trouble (mostly because of a Nice Boy around here) because there were, in fact, small children around.  It is never good to shout out expletives in their presence.
• The first show I ever watched religiously (I’m not talking Saturday Morning Cartoons) was Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.  I will blame Dean Cain for being an incredibly attractive to a tweener for most of it, but there was also the fact that my mom loved comics and we bonded over the show.  I can’t quite bring myself to rewatch the show now, even with all four seasons on DVD.
• Despite liking the show, I never found a way to finish watching all of Dawson’s Creek in the first run.  Somewhere in season three or four, I just stopped.  When I think about catching it early in the morning in syndication, I can’t do it.
• Much as I know everyone loves Joss Whedon, I didn’t watch Buffy: the Vampire Slayer the first time around.  I ended up watching the last three seasons one summer in college.  I’m working on that now, trust me.