The Five Meme

For the first time I read about this “meme” thing on pelf-ism. I asked her what is this “meme” and she was so kind to explain me. I put here our little conversation, for those of you who don’t know what it’s all about:

Pelf: Well Diana, a “meme” is something that you pass around on the internet. For example, if I tagged you with the “Five meme”, you are supposed to do the same meme (except his time, insert your own answers wherever applicable). But of course, you may choose whether to do it or not. It isn’t compulsory.
I: But what’s the point of this meme? I understand the point of “Blog Action Day”, for example, but for “meme”? It’s just for fun?
Pelf: Yes, Diana, a meme is passed on from one blogger to another for fun. But that depends on what kind of meme is being passed on. The five meme, for example, reveals something about yourself. Some other memes reveal something about your dreams, hopes and wishes. And some are just passed on for the sake of meeting new bloggers.

Because she quoted at the end: Seriously, I think tags that are sent my way will most probably end with me. I don’t know how you will react to being tagged, so yeah, if you feel like sharing your “five” with me (and other people), let me know (by sending me a trackback)! I thought I’ll give it a try.

5 things found in my room (I’ll use my working room because here I am now)
- Two computers
- Two monitors
- One hp deskjet
- My son’s desk
- Books

5 things I’ve always wanted to do
- Singing
- Learn programming
- Ride with a motorcycle
- Ride with a red rag top corvette
- Learn to speak several languages

5 things found in my bag
- Some toys for my son
- Handkerchiefs
- My wallet
- A Flash Drive
- Some candy

5 things in my wallet
- Some money
- Identification card
- Some visiting cards
- Some notes
- Bus tickets

5 things I’m currently into
- Raise my son
- Managed my B2B postal
- Developing my 3 blogs that I’ve started
- Blogging
- Discovering new blogs

5 beautiful people to tag
Because my blog is new I will pass on this meme to anyone who’s interested to do it. And please let me know (by sending me a trackback).

4 comments October 19th, 2007

My little leader

Three weeks ago, my son, who has 3,8 years old, and his father, participated to an event called CriticalMass. This event held in Romania, Izvor Park. Here is some words about CriticalMass and 2 picture with my son (and the other).

Critical Mass is an event typically held on the last Friday of every month in cities around the world where bicyclists and, less frequently, skateboarders, inline skaters, roller skaters and other self-propelled commuters take to the streets en masse. While the ride was originally founded with the idea of drawing attention to how unfriendly the city was to bicyclists,[1] the leaderless structure of Critical Mass makes it impossible to assign it any one specific goal. In fact, the purpose of Critical Mass is not formalized beyond the direct action of meeting at a set location and time and traveling as a group through city streets. – (WikiPedia)

He goes with his little bicycle, and, as you can see, he is the little leader of this event.

3 comments September 19th, 2007

My huge pike

This photo with this huge pike was made in Romanian Danube Delta. I was totally wet, because I lost one’s footing and fell into the water, trying to release one small pike. It was 0 Celsius degrees outside.

Add comment September 15th, 2007