Me, me, me

I have taken the liberty to steal, and translate, the below "challenge" (which is not very challenging) despite not being "invited". I do what I want! Ha!
What did you do ten years ago?
I was 23 and I think I was in my last year of uni. I lived with my boyfriend in Lewisham and I was an alcoholic in training. I went out in Camden every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I would carry on with exactly this life until about 2004 when I started my PGCE. A lot changed then. I changed then.
What did you do one year ago?
Starting thinking about moving house, bought ovulation tests for the first time in preparation for treatment, started struggling with stress at work, lost some weight and discovered yoga.
Five favourite snacks:
Currently none. Usually chocolate, hummus with anything, cheese and onion crisps, almonds and wine.
Five songs you know off by heart:
I am notoriously bad at lyrics, and make up my own. Example -
Let me see your body move like you come from Bologna (Colombia) and Billy Jean, rocks my world ('s not my lover).
On the other hand I know every word to old songs made famous by Imperiet, like Mark hur var skugga. And I used to know everything by Suede, but that was in the 90s.
Five things you would do if you became a multi-millionaire:
Live in Greenwich (London)
Live in New York
Pay off the god damn student loan
Work unpaid
Buy a summer residence in Sweden
Five bad habits:
I use a spare room as a dressing room and there are clothes all over it.
I have a bit of OCD
I am a couch potato
Not listening properly
Bad evening skincare routine
Five things you like doing:
Go out for dinner
Yoga
Meet up with friends in London and have coffee, lunch and wine, which never happens anymore
Read
Hang out with my husband
Five things you would never wear or buy:
Dungarees
An all-black outfit
Novelty T-shirts, pants etc
An i-phone
Anything pink for a potential daughter
Five favourite items:
The bath
My husband
the ipad
My books
My sewing machine

That's it! Now you can all learn a little bit more about how boring I am. You're welcome.