I know Jay will laugh at me if I post this. I think I am allowed a premade post once in awhile. I shortened it though, so the numbers are wrong. My creativity is lacking lately. Thank you to my SIL Sheryl for inspiring me;)
One word answers to the following questions:
1. Where is your cell phone? Toddler
2. Your significant other? Sexy
3. Your hair? Dyed
6. Your favorite thing? Plants
7. Your dream last night? Bunnies
8. Your favorite drink? Chai
9. Your dream/goal? Satisfaction
11. Your ex? Jail
12. Your fear? Drowning
13. Where do you want to be in 6 years? Rich
15. What you’re not? Patient
17. One of your wish list items? Tattoo
19. The last thing you did? Kissed
22. Your pets? Fleas
24. Your life? Variable
25. Your mood? Content
28. Something you’re not wearing? ......Bra
32. Your favorite color? Red
33. When is the last time you laughed? Recently
34. Last time you cried? Recently
40. Vacation activity? Beach
42. Pet peeves? Fleas
43. Cookies? Chocolate Gingerbread
45. Favorite thing to do on a rainy day? Listen
46. Your biggest strength? Stubborness
48. Most awesome gift received? Baby
50. What do you collect? Yarn
51. Oldest kept item from childhood? Memories
52. Greatest indulgence? Pedicures
5 comments:
Interesting that you mentioned "Chai" or Indian tea as your favorite!
Have you tried Indian cuisine - any favorites?
I actually have an Indian cookbook my grandmother gave me. Its been awhile since I tried anything out of it, but I love curries, and Indian spices and flavors. I also love Panir (paneer?) that fried cheese stuff. There used to be a great Indian store next to our house in Salt Lake, and I loved to go there and try out whatever exotic thing caught my eye.
Ok you do know a lot about Indian cuisine if you know about Paneer as that is such an integral part of our diet.
Had you been in the Washington DC area- you would find not just Indian stores but stores representing so many diverse cultures. Stock up when you visit next as Indian spices stay fresh for a long time if they are sealed properly and an important key behind a great Indian dish is use of fresh ingredients and spices...
I like that you are interested and in tune with different cultures which is critical in this global age.
There was some TMI there Inger-Lis. And what about this ex who is in Jail?
Dad I am willing to bet you aren't wearing a bra either ;) I don't really know if my ex is in jail. I just assume so, knowing his propensity for getting in trouble.
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