Can you figure me out?

After reading a recent post by The Baroness I was inspired to do the little activity she suggested. It takes few minutes, but what else do I have to do at 7 on a lazy Sunday morning? (Pack, clean, laundry .... but nahhhhh! This was more fun.)

Anyway, it's a mosaic of pictures. Take a look, then I'll tell ya how to do it.



Fun, huh?

Here’s how you do it .....


Answer each of the questions below.
Surf over to Flickr and type your answer (one at a time) into the search bar.
From the choice of pictures shown only on the front page, click on your favorite.
Once the page with your picture opens, copy the URL.
Surf over to the Mosaic Maker, set up your mosaic (2 x 6), and enter your URLs.
When you're done, click "Create!"

(A tip: I opened separate windows ... one with the Baroness' instructions, one for Flickr, and one for Mosaic Maker. It made it easier to go back and forth.)

Here are the questions:

What is your first name?
What is your favorite food?
What high school did you attend?
What is your favorite color?
Who is your celebrity crush?
What is your favorite drink?
Where would you go on your dream vacation?
What is your favorite dessert?
What do you want to be when you grow up?
What do you love most in life?
Choose one word to describe you? (I always get stumped on stupid questions like this.)
Your Flickr name? (I have no idea what a Flickr name is so I just made something up)

(And here are the photo credits for my pictures ... the last thing I need is somebody gettin' their panties in a bunch because I posted their picture and didn't give them credit)

1. Mona Lisa, 2. the cheesemonger did not say cheese, 3. 20.06.08 - Gangsters, 4. Turquoise's" Mosaic - April 8th, 2006, 5. Matthew McConaughey, 6. Rhubarb "Tea", 7. Boracay, Philippines, 8. Key lime pie, 9. Nicole..., 10. duck to duck to duck..., 11. jumping all night long...day 26 / year 2, 12. Happy Birthday Barbra! (Alternate Title: "What?! Gotta Problem With Me Flipping Through a 1964 issue of Life Magazine While I'm at the Office!? Didn't Think So!")