I've been tagged!

I confess, I've actually been tagged before, but haven't ever posted any details. I guess I've just been behind on posting regular stuff, so I haven't taken time to do the "tidbits about me" game yet. This one looked short enough that I could handle it. Thanks, Jeni, for tagging me. Here's some stuff about me that you may not have known:

10 years ago I was:
Serving a mission for my church, living in Baytown, Texas with a spunky little 62-year-old woman from England and a sweet-as-sugar 21-year-old "greenie" missionary from Utah. Our daily routine consisted of a couple of hours of morning study, then meeting with people to talk about our church all day; we generally stayed out from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., sharing what we believe about Christ. I loved it and learned a lot about people and a lot about myself. I also found it simultaneously exhiliarating and exhausting. I actually kept a daily journal while I was a missionary. It may not be of interest to anyone by me and my mom, but here's what I wrote on Feb 20, 1998:
Tonight I am TIRED! Today we went to dinner at the M family's house. I could barely concentrate on what was being said. In fact, during dinner, I just thought I might collapse at the table so I excused myself. I went into the bathroom and sat on the floor. I laid my head on top of my hands and I went to sleep for a few minutes! Can you believe that?! Only a missionary! It takes all I've got to keep going, but I do love it sooo much!
Love, Sister Hone

Things on my to-do list:

• Finish the laundry, especially all those baby clothes that finally have a space in some drawers, yay!
• Clean the floors properly (it's sooo hard for me right now, but oh how I love to have clean floors.)
• Write some cards/emails to friends and family who have been on my mind lately.
• Take a nap.
• Have a baby. (I think the "to do" list will have to stop temporarily when I have the baby, so I won't write any more.)

If I were suddenly a billionaire:

• Selfishly, I would take a taxi everywhere for the rest of this pregnancy, even just to the grocery story that is a 5 minute walk (my hip is killing me after venturing out this a.m.).
• I would also hire someone to do the floors before this baby comes. :)
• In addition, I think I would start a trust fund for college scholarships of some variety.
• I would also contribute large amounts to the Humanitarian Aid organization of our church -- it does amazing things for people all around the world.
• I might also order some nice flowers for myself and lots of my friends, just because flowers always make people happy.
• Then, I'd have Brian help figure out the best way to go about using it -- might be a perfect way to start our own business, as we already want to do!

3 Bad Habits:

• 1. I bite my nails. I've quit before, but they grow so flakey and weak, then I eventually start biting them again. It's embarrassing in the mall when one of those kiosk guys stops me to try to sell me the $30 nail "file-and-shine" buffer kit, and there's no point in even trying to shine that itty bitty nail. yuck.
• 2. I go to bed too late. I always have, and I know it affects me for the worse. I also happened to marry someone who goes to bed too late. So, basically, I don't know if I have any hope of breaking that one.
• 3. During this pregnancy, I've developed a habit of NEEDING to have a dessert of some variety after every lunch and dinner. That's GOT to stop, and WILL stop as soon as this baby comes. I'm not joking.

3 Places I have lived:

• London, England
• Boston, Massachussetts
• Blackfoot, Idaho

Jobs I have had:

• I once worked at McDonalds for 3 weeks one summer to earn money for college. I quit because I busted a pot of VERY hot coffee all over my foot. It blistered for days and I hated that job anyway. Believe it or not, my coffee spill was the SAME week that woman sued McD's for spilling coffee on herself, remember that? I can attest, that coffee IS hot.
• In Boston, I was working as a communications coordinator for Harvard Business School, helping with their $500 million fund-raising campaign. I helped organize the "print" end of things, and really enjoyed my colleagues.
• I helped with public relations for a g-rated movie company, Feature Films For Families. It was great writing for something I really believe in -- family-friendly entertainment.
• My favorite job ever is being a mom. It's tough, but sooo rewarding!

5 things people may not know about me:

• I have very thick ear lobes. I didn't get my ears pierced until I was 19, and I've rarely worn earrings just because my ears seem not to be designed for it. rats.
• My parents made up my name from an architecture term -- Camber is an arch-support system or curve. They changed the C to a K and voila! -- a lovely girl's name.
• Of all the places I've been, I think my very favorite place is up a country road on a Native-American Indian reservation in Idaho, just listening to the wind blow the sage brush. (A close second is Walden Pond, in Mass. And a close third is that gorgeous beach in Belize.)
• I have to sleep with something under my arm. For a long time, it was a teddy bear or stuffed animal. Now it's a body pillow. Even in hotels, I roll up a towel or piece of clothing and put it under my arm, or I can't sleep.
• Hmm... I feel like I've already shared a lot. Can't think of anything new right now.

I tag:
I'm not going to tag anyone. Lame, I know. But see, it took me so long to write anything. I figure if anyone wants to do this, just consider yourself tagged and enjoy typing for a good long time!