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Meme-a-riffic!

I read this over at Pleasant Home and I've been feeling like doing a meme type thing lately so here you go!


A- Age:Just turned 34!  WOOHOO!

B- Bed size: King and yet somehow we've always fought over the covers

C- Chore you hate: Cleaning the bathrooms!  I'll pay you if you come over and do it for me!

D- Dog's name: The last dog I had was named "Candy" she was awesome.  Waiting for the day I'll be able to have another one

E- Essential food/item: Flour, eggs and milk

F- Favorite color: I love all of them

G- Gold or silver: Silver or white gold are best

H- Height: 5'7" and a little more

I- I am: wondering if Hannah will ever connect sounds with images aka reading and writing

J- Job: I'm a wife and mom, full-time all else gets my left overs

K- Kids: 1 very cool daughter

L- Living arrangements: We are renters and I think we probably always will be, just the nomad in me

M-Mom's name: Mom, Mudrat, and few others I dare not mention here.

N- Nickname: Tina

O- Overnight hospital stay: The day I was born, the day Hannah was born and a surgery to have a cyst removed two years ago

P- Pet peeve: Apology blogs (of which I am guilty) where you apologize for not writing, but you don't really mean it because you never come back and write something else

Q- Quote from a movie:A recent one from our date night "I think he's a spy"

R- Right or left handed: Right

S- Siblings:I have an older brother and 3 siblings in love

T- Time you wake up: Between 5 and 7 depending on what I need to hear for the day

U- Unique thing about your car: It has been our sole form of transportation for about five years and sometimes I forget that it's 8 years old

V- Vegetable you hate: hmmm, stewed tomatoes and raw onions are the only thing I can think of

W- Ways you run late: I tend to wait until the last minute to turn things in that need to be there now

X- X-rays you've had: three or four

Y- Yummy food you make: Cold Oven Pound Cake, and these raspberry almond thumbprints that I can't stand but others adore.

Z- Zoo favorite:Otters, but I normally see them at aquariums.  Just so much fun!

Comments

  1. Jodi NelsonMarch 3, 2010 at 1:36 PM

    Thanks for playing along. Although I rarely do them. I do love reading them. ;o)

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  2. Tina PuntigamMarch 3, 2010 at 1:47 PM

    My pleasure! Thanks for dropping by and reading my answers

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