Friday’s Fab Five is a weekly event hosted by Froggy at Froggarita’s Bookcase. She asks five questions, which could or could not be book related, so that bloggers and their readers can get to know each other better. Participating can be as simple as answering the questions in the comments for this post. Or, it can be as intense as answering the questions by commenting on her blog, commenting on my blog, and posting about the event on your own blog. The only rule is that you can’t use the same answer twice. ;)

Here are this week’s questions:

1. What is your favorite tree?
2. What is your zodiac sign?
3. How long does it take you to do your grocery shopping?
4. How often do you ride a bike?
5. Who is your role model?

Here are my answers:

1. I’ve never really thought about it.  Definitely not the sequoias because they disappointed me.  They weren’t nearly as tall as everyone said they are.  I really like old, creepy looking trees.  The ones with a ton of branches that look as if they’re dead, but they really aren’t because they’re full of beautiful green leaves.  I also love when there are a ton of them together and they create a tunnel of sorts over a road or some sort of pathway.  There are a few places like that in Logan Canyon and I love driving through them, especially at night.
2. Depending on the zodiac calendar you look at, I’m either an Aries or a Taurus.
3. It doesn’t take me long at all because Corey does the shopping. ;)
4. Last year, I rode my bike a lot because it was my main form of exercise.  This year, I’ve ridden it a few times on the days when I don’t have or had to miss boot camp.
5. My counselor Jodi.  She seems to have it together.  She’s very assertive, but she also knows how to take other people’s feelings into consideration.  She’s very conscious of her decisions and doesn’t lie to herself like most people do.  She takes responsibility for the things she needs to and is able to not pick up the things she’s not responsible for.  She’s not co-dependent, she’s a great mother, and she knows where she stands with the Gospel.  She doesn’t let the teachings or the members make her feel unnecessarily guilty like a lot of members do.  If you were a lot like Jodi, then you’d truly be a happy person with a thirst for knowledge, to enjoy life, and to better yourself.