PDA

View Full Version : OT: Questions game


Pages : 1 [2] 3

punkhippiemom
09-18-2005, 02:21 PM
Hmmm, not sure that I could do that....But anytime we go somewhere new, I like to try something I haven't tried before...
But my DH is not so adventurous :rollseyes: so the most exotic thing I've ever eaten was sushi... (it was ok :?eyebrow:) unless you count scrapple (which my DH loves) which is (for those who don't know) exactly what it sounds like... pork scraps processed with spices and cornmeal. You slice it thin and fry it like bacon.
Oh yeah, and I ate chitlins once.



What's your alcoholic beverage of choice?

jodstr2
09-18-2005, 02:22 PM
mojito :heart: :heart: :heart: !!!



if you had to pick one school year to relive, which would it be?

Vendie
09-18-2005, 02:24 PM
A nice big frozen margarita (no salt)....with looootttss of tequila.


Editied: shoot, missed it....so answering jodi's question...kindergarten...i miss nap time...




NOW:
what's your favorite pizza topping(s)?

LisaD715
09-18-2005, 02:50 PM
I like the "Junk" pizza's. Give me everything but mushrooms.




Do your pets have a human food "treat"? (Solomon's is peanut butter)

jodstr2
09-18-2005, 03:04 PM
fuzzbutt likes potato chips and french fries, in wittle bitty pieces. but what really makes her come running is shredded parmesan cheese.










what zodiac sign are you?

Jeremy
09-18-2005, 07:42 PM
Aries.
Which do you like to knit more for, men or women.

Ingrid
09-18-2005, 07:51 PM
Women--they're smaller and like fancier stuff.




Do you find that knitting has replaced some other 'obsession' in your life? For example--I used to buy shoes all the time. Don't anymore.

brendajos
09-18-2005, 10:09 PM
yup haven't darkened the door of my teddy bear store in MONTHS!


new tv season starts tomorrow.....what are you most looking forward to?

LisaD715
09-18-2005, 10:10 PM
Yes........I used to cross-stitch.....still do on occasion, but no where near as often, since I started knitting.



What one big project do you want to start next?

Ingrid
09-18-2005, 10:10 PM
Medium!!! The only show I make a point to watch.


Now, a question. What was your favorite subject in high school? Did you use it later in life?

LisaD715
09-18-2005, 10:11 PM
oops was a bit late........mine already started.....Survivor baby, now CSI starts this week!!!


See above question.

brendajos
09-18-2005, 10:12 PM
Now, a question. What was your favorite subject in high school? Did you use it later in life?



Global Studies.....helped me learn to debate both sides of an issue and get use to being the only liberal in a crowded room...lol (in the last year i have found out that nebraska isn't ENTIRELY red! ;))




what is your favorite movie you have seen RECENTLY

LisaD715
09-18-2005, 10:16 PM
Wedding Crashers was by far the funniest movie this summer!!





What is your favorite pair of shoes?

jodstr2
09-18-2005, 10:24 PM
these - I wish I had one in every color!


Coke or Pepsi?

Ingrid
09-18-2005, 10:35 PM
Coke.


Favorite junk food?

Silver
09-18-2005, 10:49 PM
French fries. They are my weakness.


What household chore to do you *enjoy* the most?

jodstr2
09-18-2005, 10:54 PM
shredding. something about hearing the blades cutting up all that stuff is oddly satisfying to me :happydance:. now now, before y'all go calling me out as a psycho violent person :roflhard:, I just wanna explain why it's satisfying: last weekend CV bought me a nice 15 page shredder, and I just finished (tonight) shredding SEVEN huuuuuuuge garbage bags of s*** I've been carting around since as far back as 1998. it was mostly stuff I'd toss aside because I didn't wanna throw in the garbage for fear of identity theft or undesirables ordering s*** in my name then changing the address, etc. (like those dang BMG and Columbia House CD things, and preapproved cc offers). so yeah, I feel like I just cleaned my entire house or something. whew :D!






what time is normal Sunday night bedtime for you?

Ingrid
09-18-2005, 11:20 PM
I should have been in bed over an hour ago. I wish I didn't belong to a species that goes to bed with they're wide awake and gets up when they're sleepy!


I don't know----Paper or plastic?

koolbreeze
09-18-2005, 11:29 PM
doesn't matter to me i'm just going to throw it away anyway.





what chore do you *least* like doing... (all of them! ;) )

KellyK
09-19-2005, 12:38 AM
doesn't matter to me i'm just going to throw it away anyway.
:shock: GAH! :shock:

I have no answer to the previous question, its just that the tree-hugger in me had to react somehow! :shifty:

LisaD715
09-19-2005, 12:56 AM
I don't like washing dishes.





Do you recycle?

melanieviney
09-19-2005, 12:59 AM
I love to recycle. Especially Wool jumpers I've picked up at the Op-shop.



Favourite colour?

punkhippiemom
09-19-2005, 07:21 AM
Purple.

:waving: (Hiya, melanie... welcome to the forum!!)


What't the last thing you do before going to sleep?

Vendie
09-19-2005, 07:25 AM
um...I don't think I can say... :shifty:

heehee, actually, I play solitaire on my PDA, helps me fall asleep.







Is the glass half full or half empty?

Ingrid
09-19-2005, 07:56 AM
It depends on how thirsty I am.




Do you like your job? What would you change about it?

koolbreeze
09-19-2005, 09:02 AM
yes and no... i would change DH's salary so we would be rich and i'd hire a housekeeper to do the work for me! but i love staying home and being with my kids even if they do get on my nerves sometimes! ;)









what time do you get up?

gimmesanity
09-19-2005, 09:42 AM
It depends on whenever dd wakes us up...but, we're up by 6:30 during the week.




Pens: black ink or blue ink?

koolbreeze
09-19-2005, 10:28 AM
i could go into great detail about my pens... you might think i'm insane. but i am very picky about the ink. either color will do but it either has to be thick ink or gel. i hate thin line pens. my dad used to work for the post office and he would bring home those government pens the white ones with the little colored ball on the end... those were the BEST pens!!!







whats for breakfast?

jodstr2
09-19-2005, 10:31 AM
Maruchan instant noodles and a slice of almond poppyseed bread






what was the last thing your kid(s) did that made you really proud of her/him/them?

InterNette
09-19-2005, 10:31 AM
sorry beat me to it

aprildavis99
09-19-2005, 10:43 AM
Vacuuming..only because my 4 year old son has a toy Dirt Devil vacuum and "helps" me.

For pet owners: do you allow them on the couch or bed? This is not including your husband/wife or kids..four legged pets only. :roflhard:

ekgheiy
09-19-2005, 10:51 AM
For pet owners: do you allow them on the couch or bed? This is not including your husband/wife or kids..four legged pets only. :roflhard: Smokey and Ocelot are welcome one the couch and bed. The keratin residue bugs me sometimes, but that's what the heavy duty packaging tape is for. :lol: As for my other pets .... well ... The Stimp and his co-horts might find it hazardous to their health to sit on the couch or bed. (They are fish ;) )

Next Question
Have you been teased for being a knitter?

punkhippiemom
09-19-2005, 12:50 PM
Not exactly teased, but stared at in disbelief and amusement, yes.



What color looks best on you?

IMHO, I look great in lime green! ;)

jodstr2
09-19-2005, 01:02 PM
What color looks best on you?

dark grey.
I was going to say purple, but it sometimes make me look like an easter egg, because of my hair color.





what is your dream car?

MaryS
09-19-2005, 01:04 PM
BLUE

ANY color blue. I :heart: cobalt blue, electric blue, deep tealy ocean blue, and bluish-purply periwinkly blue :happydance: :happydance:

Does anyone besides me like the TV show 7th Heaven?
(Even though Lucy seems to get crazier every year. I'd like to be a wise as Annie re: childraising.)


Mary

koolbreeze
09-19-2005, 01:17 PM
Funny u should mention 7th Heaven. i've never watched nor had interest in watching it. i was looking at my guide today and noticed that tonight 7th Heaven premers and i thought to myself, "that show is STILL on?"




no question there are 2 above that haven't been answered! ;)

Danielle
09-19-2005, 01:20 PM
what is your dream car?

My dream car is a VW New Beetle convertible



I LOVE 7th Heaven!! It is one of my favorite shows!



What is your favorite dessert?

punkhippiemom
09-19-2005, 01:22 PM
Does anyone besides me like the TV show 7th Heaven?
(Even though Lucy seems to get crazier every year. I'd like to be a wise as Annie re: childraising.)
I've never seen it.
My dream car would be the VW van that some college kids altered so it could run on spaghetti sauce... ecologically sound, I wouldn't have to worry about what to do with all the leftover tomatoes that will no doubt be produced my my garden that I plant next year... and I just love VWs, just about any type.



What's something that really embarasses you?

koolbreeze
09-19-2005, 01:49 PM
when my kids act a fool in the store and i can't beat them cause i don't want to go to jail! so i just threaten to take them to the bathroom.








same question (thats a good one!)

ekgheiy
09-19-2005, 02:02 PM
What's something that really embarasses you? The blemishes on my face. :verysad: *sigh

Same Question

Vendie
09-19-2005, 02:23 PM
Falling down, which I almost did this morning on my way into work...In college my friends joked that I should go on a world tour and fall down in every city --- this was just after a trip to Chicago, where I fell down walking somewhere. :rollseyes:





I like this, SAME QUESTION

Silver
09-19-2005, 03:10 PM
Well, my most embarassing moment was in junior high. I had a huge crush on a hottie named Cody. I finally got up the guts to talk to him, and was walking across the courtyard when HE came up to ME!! He said I had a stain on my pants. I had *started*. :oops:
I could have DIED.

As of now, nothing embarasses me much. But if that happened again, yeah, I'd die.

Ok... Same question. :)

LisaD715
09-19-2005, 03:14 PM
When my kids yell at each other and call each other ugly names in public.

KoolBreeze....Actually leave the store once, just ask someone to put your items back, and leave the store immediately. It works!!

SAME QUESTION!!!!

punkhippiemom
09-20-2005, 08:19 AM
I went to the DMV with my DS (who was about 2 or 3 at the time) and we had a pretty long wait. DS was being pretty well behaved, I was actually pretty proud of him. Then, for some reason, he notices the woman in front of us (who had been in front of us for the whole time)... reaches up and just slaps her one on the @$$ and says in the loudest voice possible, "Look, Mommy! Butt!! See?"
:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

I just wanted to crawl into the floor....
The woman took it pretty well, though....


OK, since everyone seems to like it, same question.

LisaD715
09-20-2005, 08:23 AM
:roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard: :roflhard: That was sooooo funny!! I am glad I was not at work when I read that!

I already answered, but I heard a great question this morning so I have to ask.




What one famous person would you want to have dinner with and why?

ekgheiy
09-20-2005, 10:32 AM
What one famous person would you want to have dinner with and why? *giggle* hehehe ... well ... I've had a crush on Lance Henriksen for The Longest Time ... :mrgreen: :blush: But I'm not too sure that would be able to speak if I were actually sitting across a dinner table from him. :gulp: :blush: Somehow I think that dreamy dinner would lead to an embarrassing moment in my life as I trip and skip over my drool and bulging eyes ... :roflhard: :roflhard:

Same Question!!!!! ;)

KellyK
09-20-2005, 01:35 PM
I would have dinner with Noam Chomsky. He is the most AMAZING public speaker. I deeply admire his linguistic skills, he never uses the same adjective twice...EVER!


If you could legally keep ANY animal domestically (space considerations dont matter for this question), what "weird" pet would you have?

brendajos
09-20-2005, 01:44 PM
a giraffe


(btw i am having lunch with Barack Obama at the end of next month...i am toooooo excited!! :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: )



what is your favorite junk food? ( i have a cheetos problem!)

margie
09-20-2005, 02:08 PM
a giraffe


(btw i am having lunch with Barack Obama at the end of next month...i am toooooo excited!! :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: )



what is your favorite junk food? ( i have a cheetos problem!)

Do I have to pick just one???? :thinking:

Ice cream and chips are probably my biggest weaknesses. Not neccesarily together!!

Brenda, how and why are you having lunch with Mr. Obama?? That's cool!






What is the nicest thing someone has done for you?

brendajos
09-20-2005, 02:17 PM
he is coming to town for a "Girls Inc" thing and i love him enough that i am taking my birthday holiday to go see him! :D

of course i didn't tell my very republican manager WHAT i was doing with the day off until after he agreed to it...lol. he huffed and puffed but i know it didn't surprise him... :happydance: :happydance: :happydance:

punkhippiemom
09-20-2005, 03:54 PM
Wow, that's soo cool... he seems like a relatively honest politician ;)

:thinking: Hmmm.... A guy that I had only gone out with once sent me absolutely beautiful gorgeous roses at work because I had happened to mention when we were out that I had never had anyone send me flowers. That about made me cry, specially since I 'just wasn't that into him' and it made me feel horrible about it .... but the gesture was super sweet.


I like that one... What was the nicest thing someone ever did for you?

bekahdrmom
09-20-2005, 05:12 PM
I was waiting for the perfect question to respond to!

The nicest thing anyone's ever done for me was...

When I was 19, I had broken off an engagement with my then-fiance. well, my sister was going to be moving to Utah shortly after. I was in major need of a change, so I wanted more than anything to move with her! But the ex had spent all of my money and I was absolutely broke. So, my best friend paid for me to move!!! And when I offered (repeatedly) to pay her back (over time of course, I owed her a good chunk of change), she adimantly refused. She simply said, "You're my best friend and I want you to be happy. I don't want your money!"

:crying: :heart: :crying:

Okay...Most of us here have had to watch them at some point or another for our kids, so...

What is your all-time favorite kid show (you know, the one you secretly love, but won't admit it)?

Silver
09-20-2005, 05:24 PM
The Jetsons. But come on now, is it *really* a kids show? I think not.


When was the last time you played a kids game, and what was it?
(I played Operation with my kids on Sunday... and lost!) LOL

Ingrid
09-20-2005, 05:26 PM
Uncle Wiggly, yesterday, and I lost. Three times. I was a good sport about it though!




Favorite kids' movie?

KellyK
09-20-2005, 08:21 PM
THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER!! Makes me ROFL EVERY time!


Whose life would you want if you could still be YOU?

LisaD715
09-20-2005, 11:38 PM
If I could still be me, I would want to live Angelina Jolie's life. I know she is not the easiest person to accept, but neither am I. I wouldn't want the whole "other woman" part though. She really does a lot of good in third world countries. She is a good will ambassador and shines a good deal of light on situations that need to be fixed.



Tell us about your first pet.


Mine was Gretchen, she was a blonde terrier who loved bubble gum and could tell the difference. She also loved the vacuum.

Ingrid
09-20-2005, 11:40 PM
The first pet I remember when I was really little was Donald, a green parakeet. He used to cry like me so well that my mother though it was me.

I had a German Shepherd named Gretchen!

I'll leave that question since it's such a good one.

InterNette
09-21-2005, 12:37 AM
I had so many. My Aunt Neddie, ( I am named after) bought me a bunny and I was about 4 and playing house. I had the bunny all wrapped in a baby blanket and played house all day long. Someone finally noticed for a bunny it sure was awlfully cooperative and my Aunt checked. The bunny went to heaven and left his body behind. My Aunt did vow to never buy me a pet ever again and she never did. However my Nanny bought me a Lassie dog and I loved that dog. To me at 5 it WAS Lassie. I was in kindergarden and when I came home Lassie was gone and for a week my Nanny kept telling me Lassie was on vacation. She finally had to tell me Lassie went to heaven also. Someone had poisoned it in our neighborhood, as well as several other dogs and my Nanny couldnt find me another Lassie to replace her. The entire time I had the bunny and Lassie I also had 3 horses. My first step father was very close to my Nanny and continued to be in my life for a few years (married my mom when I was 6 months and divorced before I was a year) Anyway he was a harness horse racer as a hobby and he had a horse named Star and one named Socks and he bought me a pony. As far as I was concerned Star and Socks were mine as well. He would drive me to the stables and we would stop at twin kiss every time and have rootbeer in the mug and french fries after our visit to the horses. That was a short life as well, I was never allowed to see him again when Step Dad number 2 appeared. Never had a pet ever again until I was 18 and living on my own and got my first cat Jessica a chocolate point Siamese.

If you were sitting on a Plane, bumped to first class and they put you next to a celebrity, who would you wish it to be and why?

punkhippiemom
09-21-2005, 09:24 AM
I wouldn't want to be seated next to a celebrity. Most of them I think would drive me absolutely insane, and the few that I do think highly of I would probably be too uncomfortable to actually talk to.



If you could start over again with your career, what would you ideally be doing?

jodstr2
09-21-2005, 10:00 AM
elementary school art teacher




how many siblings do you have?

mintdee
09-21-2005, 10:02 AM
9. 6 girls 3boys. Maybe that is why I had so many :??


If you could live anywhere where would it be?

koolbreeze
09-21-2005, 10:07 AM
i would have choosen a different major and gone to nursing school. i wouldn's have all these kids. i wouldn't be married. i'd have my own house. and i would be head nurse at the neonatal unit in some great hospital in some great city where it doesn't get cold!









who is/was your celerbirty crush? Lisa you can't answer because we'll have to meet by the swings after school!!! ;)

LisaD715
09-21-2005, 01:34 PM
Carmell....he is MINE and ya know it!! ;)

koolbreeze
09-21-2005, 02:21 PM
ok... then i got Paul Walker and Wentworth Miller (Prison Break) so nah i got TWO!!! :P

LisaD715
09-21-2005, 02:55 PM
You can have Paul Walker, he is cute, but I am willing to give him up for Jim. Check out Oct Cosmopolitan, Paul is in it.

LisaD715
09-21-2005, 10:06 PM
New Question........What one movie are you looking most forward to this fall? (mine is HP)

Vendie
09-21-2005, 10:11 PM
I'm really looking forward to the new HP too...and the LW&W movie at Christmas...Other than that, I have absolutely no idea what's even coming out!!! I'm so out of touch without my tv! :(

Vendie
09-21-2005, 10:13 PM
duh, forgot a question....



hmmm, can't think of a question.....



paper, rock, scissors???

KellyK
09-21-2005, 10:18 PM
Rock. Because sometimes if you lift them up, you can find all kinds of neat wormies and stuff that the birdies like to eat.


:??


Also, I wanna answer the previous Q, too..
RENT! (http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/rent/site/)
Has anyone seen the trailers??? (if not, click the link...) Mostly, the original broadway cast (including Idina Menzel as Maureen), and Rosario Dawson as Mimi....Comes out at Thanksgiving! :cheering: Im also looking fwd to Memoirs of a Geisha.



What kind of yarn do you use for lifelines?

koolbreeze
09-21-2005, 10:21 PM
You can have Paul Walker, he is cute, but I am willing to give him up for Jim. Check out Oct Cosmopolitan, Paul is in it.

ooo i saw a premiere 4 his new movie and slipped up and said ooo in front of my husband and her was not happy! o well that boy is fine!

koolbreeze
09-21-2005, 10:23 PM
What kind of yarn do you use for lifelines?

whats a lifeline???

KK~ did u watch Nip/Tuck last night??? :thumbsup:

KellyK
09-21-2005, 10:26 PM
HAHA! How did you know, Carmell...I LOOOOVE that show!


You insert a lifeline after a pattern repeat so that if ya SCREW UP BAD, you only have to frog back to the lifeline...check Amy's "fixing mistakes" videos.

Ingrid
09-21-2005, 10:31 PM
I usually use something a different color and a bit thinner and slipperier than the yarn I'm knitting with. Embroidery floss would be good (if I had any). I used mercandized cotton for the Cozy and am using it for the butterfly shawl and it works well.

Don't use red, though, it can rub off.


Oh, I guess I need a question.

What is your favorite time of day?

Vendie
09-21-2005, 10:38 PM
bedtime :happydance:


I had no idea they were making Rent into a film! I hope that turns out well, I really enjoyed it as a musical. And I completely forgot about Memoirs...I really liked that book.


Anyway...what did you dream about last night?

mintdee
09-21-2005, 11:35 PM
Funny you should ask. I dreamed that I was in class trying to sign and knit at the same time. It was not working to well :rollseyes:
(Sign language Interpreting student)



Same question next person...

Vendie
09-22-2005, 07:25 AM
I had a very strange dream involving alligators and a going away party. All I really remember is that I willed myself to wake up when my car skidded off the road and into a marshy alligator infested area! yikes. :shock:





same question!

koolbreeze
09-22-2005, 08:04 AM
Fiber WTH is going on in your head!!!!

i don't remember dreaming...did a lot of thinking thou!!!

same question

punkhippiemom
09-22-2005, 09:50 AM
I don't remember what I dreamed last night, but lately I've been having this recurring dream that always starts out really stressful, and ends with someone yodeling :?? :roflhard: I have no idea WTH that's all about, or why I keep dreaming it...
Oh wait a minute, the first time I dreamed it I was trying to get DS to take a nap (and of course ended up falling asleep while he was wide awake :rollseyes: ) and I think the cartoon he was watching had something on it about yodeling... but why does it keep coming back? :thinking:


OK, same question...

margie
09-22-2005, 10:28 AM
I can't remember any dreams from last night, but the night before I dreamed I was going to a concert with one of the moms that I babysit for. I had forgotten to say goodbye to DH, and was trying to call him on the cell phone 'cause I felt bad about not saying goodbye. We were walking through some kind of open market, and I could somehow hear my mom on the phone, saying "yes, she can hear us", but I just wanted to talk to DH!! Very strange.




New question: who would you say is the person who has influenced your life the most? ( mine is my dad, his strength of character is a model to follow)

Vendie
09-22-2005, 01:01 PM
Fiber WTH is going on in your head!!!!

i don't remember dreaming...did a lot of thinking thou!!!

same question

i wish i knew...i've been having the STRANGEST dreams lately!

koolbreeze
09-22-2005, 01:15 PM
Fiber~~~ you pregnant!!!!????? :D ;)

LisaD715
09-22-2005, 01:38 PM
New question: who would you say is the person who has influenced your life the most? ( mine is my dad, his strength of character is a model to follow)



I can tell you read Cosmo too.....Mine is my OtherMother. She has taught me grace, patience, and above all, she has shown me infinite love.


Same question, it is such a good one!!

Joel
09-22-2005, 05:59 PM
New question: who would you say is the person who has influenced your life the most?

Same question, it is such a good one!!

Well, here's the kicker.... my parents have probably been the biggest influence, but that's because they were right there. However, for me, the person I most wanted to be like is my father's next oldest brother.

NEXT QUESTION: What's the story behind the best score on yarn you've had?

Vendie
09-22-2005, 09:50 PM
Fiber~~~ you pregnant!!!!????? :D ;)

Trust me, I wish that was the case, but it's not. :rollseyes:

punkhippiemom
09-23-2005, 02:02 PM
Fiber~~~ you pregnant!!!!????? :D ;)

Trust me, I wish that was the case, but it's not. :rollseyes:
:thinking: That was my thought, too... I had the strangest dreams when I was pregnant...
What's the story behind the best score on yarn you've had?
I haven't really had a good yarn score... :verysad: But I'd love to win Kemp's free yarn contest, I think that would make a great "yarn score" story!! :X: <---need to get more than three rows done on my square already... :rollseyes:


OK, here's an easy one... what's for lunch?
I had grapes... yummy...

Joel
09-23-2005, 03:19 PM
OK, here's an easy one... what's for lunch?
I had grapes... yummy...

I had my normal... leftovers! In today's case, it was the chicken dinner I made last night. (Baked chicken, Rice dish, and Green Beans)

NEXT QUESTION: What is the most $$ you've spent at one time for a yarn purchase?

Vendie
09-24-2005, 08:18 AM
Probably about $150 this past spring...and half of the yarn is STILL just SITTING in my stash!






Next Question: How do you take your caffeine? (I take mine by IV ;) )

margie
09-24-2005, 08:28 AM
Probably about $150 this past spring...and half of the yarn is STILL just SITTING in my stash!






Next Question: How do you take your caffeine? (I take mine by IV ;) )


Mine is bubbling away right now- I drink 2 cups of coffee every morning. Sugar and cream. Yum. Also, I got DH rather addicted to Starbuck's frappachinos lately. And DH doesn't even like to drink coffee!! We joke that going to Starbucks is the $ equivalent of smoking a pack a day. $4 for a coffee, yikes. We try to limit that particular luxury to once a week!
I remember one time when I met Dh's Aunt and Uncle for the first time- this was when Dh and I were dating. Aunt and Uncle are rather wealthy and live in a very fancy house. I felt rather out of my element. We had lunch (in the formal dining room, on the fancy dishes), and afterwards they asked if anyone would like coffee. I said yes. They make their coffee with one of those french presses- don't know if you've seen one- and it was SO SO SO STRONG I could hardly drink it! I didn't want to be rude though, so I sat there sipping away. I like my coffee strong, too!





Next question: any special plans for the weekend? (DH and I are going to a wedding tonight!!)

Vendie
09-24-2005, 08:35 AM
I know I just answered one, but I have to answer this too, b/c I'm going to see my friend and her new baby this weekend....she's having a c-section THIS morning, so I think we're going to visit tomorrow. This is the friend that I made the bonnet (http://www.knittinghelp.com/knitting/forum/viewtopic.php?p=34027&highlight=bonnet#34027) for.






Next question: does your cat barge into the bathroom too? :rollseyes:

KellyK
09-24-2005, 09:31 AM
Dont have a cat, but NOTHING is off limits or private to dogs! They would think it downright RUDE if I closed the bathroom door! And lets not even TALK about OTHER "activities" they like to watch... :rollseyes:

What wakes you up on Saturday morning?
(I get woken up by a chihuahua licking my nose.)

Ingrid
09-24-2005, 09:42 AM
I hear that the boys are up, I know that their mom won't be up too soon since she works late shift today, so I get up. Not immediately, but within an hour or so.






What is a bad habit you have that you just can't seem to break?

dustinac
09-24-2005, 09:45 AM
its gross but bitting my nails when I'm worried or stressed...
:(


Whats your favorite thing to drink??

benniesma
09-24-2005, 11:26 AM
Dusti - biting your nails isn't gross! Picking your nose and eating the boogers is gross. Compared to that, nail biting is low on the totem pole of gross.
:shock:


Any self respecting Southerner would say Sweet Tea. But since I'm just a transplant, probably Coca-Cola.


Do you have any other hobbies besides knitting? :gasp!:

jodstr2
09-24-2005, 11:28 AM
oops, I was too slow!

umm, probably reading. and dreaming up mods I can do to my car.




what's on your agenda for today?

Vendie
09-24-2005, 11:50 AM
doing some fall cleaning (missed the spring cleaning this year) and translating the FT Felted Clogs pattern for me and my DH's clogs. ... And more knitting....








Next Question: Do you like crossword puzzles (or any other puzzles?)

Ingrid
09-24-2005, 12:00 PM
LOVE crossword puzzles!! Like jigsaw puzzles, too, and I'm pretty good at them, but won't waste the time on them anymore. People at work come to me with their crosswords for help :rollseyes: . I'm far from expert, but if you do enough of them, the words just pop up.








Favorite breakfast cereal? (I'm running out of questions!)

punkhippiemom
09-24-2005, 12:53 PM
I'll eat pretty much any cereal except grape-nuts.... but it has to be dry. Can't eat soggy cereal. bleccchhh.









What's planned for your next vacation??

InterNette
09-24-2005, 01:08 PM
I love cereal as long as it is soggy, lol sorry punk.

Since my friends left for poland 3 days ago and I am not there, I guess were doing a cruise again. We do cruises in between his surguries and recoveries, there close to get to and usually inexpensive and I dont have to cook or clean all week. They work great, he can nap or just sit on deck and I can go do what I want to do, plus they have health care on board.hat

Whats for dinner tonight? Were having ribs, yummm

jodstr2
09-24-2005, 01:39 PM
not sure yet. Dyl moved up to orange belt in Tae Kwon Do yesterday so I'm going to ask him where he wants to go for dinner. but we might go tomorrow night instead of tonight, since CV is working today and idk when he's coming home.







what footwear do you have on?

koolbreeze
09-24-2005, 01:46 PM
nothing... i'm usually barefoot til i leave the house. thats why i have got to get started on my clogs. since its going to cool down here pretty soon.






who is the cook fo the house? i am but since i got pregnant last yesr i haven't cooked like i used to. been doing a lot of zaping and one pot meals lately!!!!

punkhippiemom
09-24-2005, 01:47 PM
None :D I'm usually shoeless (and sockless) unless absolutely necessary.



Did anyone else finish a project last night? :happydance:



Ooops, doubleposted that one... I am the cook of the house, unless it's pierogies... I make DH cook those because I hate to....



OK, now answer my question....

LisaD715
09-24-2005, 02:15 PM
I like them, but prefer search-a-word puzzles. And the ones you have to make the pieces fit (like Tetris) I love!!





What local fall festival are you looking most forward to? (Seafood Festival here this weekend and Greek Festival coming in two weeks.)

koolbreeze
09-24-2005, 02:29 PM
hey Lisa what thread are you reading!?!?!?!?!?!?


no i did not finish a project last night :(

i'm looking forward to the Applebutter festival... but i think i already missed it! Seafood festival sounds like something i can get into!! :drooling:

LisaD715
09-24-2005, 02:36 PM
lol....I missed an entire page.....no where near enough sleep.......stupid telemarketers calling me on a Saturday......


Ok, lets try this again.....



What question are we answering? I think I already answered mine.

Vendie
09-24-2005, 03:00 PM
How about this, I'll answer the festivals one too and ask a new question!

I am most looking forward to NEXT YEAR's fleece fair in Greencastle In. This past one was tons of fun!






Next question: How old were you when you trick-or-treated for the last time (BEFORE you had kids!)

koolbreeze
09-24-2005, 04:48 PM
5 yr
my kids have never been trick or treating







same question!

LisaD715
09-24-2005, 05:10 PM
I was about 12 when I stopped......now Stephen, at 17 STILL wants to trick-or-treat.....he is a goober.




What is your favorite dessert to take when dining at another's home?



( I am making a caramel apple pie for Sunday dinner at my parents tomorrow...we eat over there every Sunday. I am also in the process of making truffles for my sister -late birthday present, just found my recipe)

Sara
09-24-2005, 05:15 PM
Cheesecake!! My favorite recipe is my Almond Cheesecake, but when we took DH out for his birthday on Thursday, DD ordered a piece of Butterscotch Cheesecake. OMG!! I am on a hunt for a perfect version of that recipe! OOH! I need to make one!





What is your least favorite household chore?

Ingrid
09-24-2005, 05:20 PM
Picking up stuff. I can live with the vacuuming and dusting, but getting to that point is such a chore around here.








What is the best thing that happened to you today?

MaryB
09-24-2005, 06:01 PM
I went shopping at Chico's! Bought a great jean jacket-----love that store------plus I had a coupon for one item at half price. SCORE!!!





What is your favorite candle scent?

Ingrid
09-24-2005, 06:03 PM
Clean cotton. Love it!


What's the worst thing that happened to you today?

KellyK
09-24-2005, 06:44 PM
Clean cotton. Love it!

ME TOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

koolbreeze
09-24-2005, 07:54 PM
today has been pretty good, so i'll say the worst thing that could have happen was my 4 month old falling out the bed.
i left her for 2 seconds to help DH and when he got back to the room we found this. now i know i put her high enogh on the bed and blocked her in and put her on her back... so she must be flippin to the stomach now too... anyway she wore her little self out that she fell asleep :zzz: ... i was NOT gone that long!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :oo:
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b263/koolbreeze76/saturday24th001.jpg






supper or dinner?

Ingrid
09-24-2005, 08:40 PM
Whew!!


Supper.



Baked, mashed, boiled or fried? (Potatoes)

LisaD715
09-24-2005, 08:43 PM
Baked, mashed, boiled or fried? (Potatoes)




Depends on the day........






How do you like your eggs?

Vendie
09-24-2005, 08:50 PM
Scrambled...or in a cake ;)


Ingrid, when I first read "Clean Cotton" I thought you were talking about UNDERWEAR!!! I hadn't read the question! That makes a difference!

:roflhard:




Ok, What color is the paint in your kitchen? (Mine is schoolbus yellow right now...needless to say, we don't often eat in there)

Ingrid
09-24-2005, 08:55 PM
Mine is white, but we have really, really cool tiles on the backsplashes and behind the stove and on the hood, so anything but white would be too much.






Do you make your bed everyday?

koolbreeze
09-24-2005, 09:13 PM
as you can see from the pic above~~~~~~NO!! the only time i make it is when i change the sheets and that is alway at night so its really not worth the effort!!!! plus DH doesn't sleep under the covers so if i made it up it would all be on my side at night so it REEEEAAALLy is not worth the effort!








does your SO knit?

mintdee
09-24-2005, 09:57 PM
:shock: Heck no. He thinks that he is to manly to knit :rollseyes: I tried to tell him that there are perfectly nice men that knit but whatevea.


Do you have the "list of 5 people that you can sleep with"?

*I do not but my hubby does. :rollseyes: Men.

Vendie
09-24-2005, 10:06 PM
I do, but DH doesn't know about it...sssshhh, don't tell! :roflhard: just kidding, sweetie!






How many pairs of shoes do you own?

MaryB
09-24-2005, 10:13 PM
Too many. Do I have to count? Guessing 18-20, not counting slippers or boots!

OK and I am counting 4 pairs of running shoes as 1 because they are just running shoes after all. And they are all the same brand and style.







Favorite pig out food------------when no one is looking?

LisaD715
09-24-2005, 10:27 PM
Pringles.......I love those things!!!! :rollseyes:






What is your favorite piece of furniture?

punkhippiemom
09-25-2005, 10:08 AM
Has to be my bed - we just bought it after we moved up here, from an Amish man who has a used furniture store in his barn - I loved shopping for it, it was almost like wandering through your grandparent's attic ( ;) )... it is a cherry (I think....I know it has a cherry stain, anyway) sleigh bed :inlove: .... and we bought a new mattress for it... I love going to bed every night!!


Do you collect anything? (Besides yarn, I mean..... :rollseyes: )

koolbreeze
09-25-2005, 10:24 AM
Precious Moments!






what other hobbies do u have other than knitting? i think i asked this before.... oh well

LisaD715
09-25-2005, 11:15 AM
My hobby is working to support my habit!! :roflhard: :roflhard:










What one celebrity would you love just 1 night with? Carmell, you know the rules...... ;)

Vendie
09-25-2005, 05:54 PM
For the sake of my marriage, I'm not going to answer that one...Christian Bale





hee hee, ok next question: What was your favorite subject in high schoo/college/pre-school/whatever school?

Ingrid
09-25-2005, 06:15 PM
I always loved biology. I never did anything with it, but I think that because I explained lots of stuff to my oldest daughter as she was growing up, she ended up with her doctorate in biology/genetics. (Yes, mothers can take credit for everything! :rofling: )




What CD is in your car/player/walkman right now?

jodstr2
09-25-2005, 06:27 PM
Black Eyed Peas - Monkey Business






what's for dinner tonight?

Vendie
09-25-2005, 06:31 PM
I'm pouting b/c it's my night to cook (my one night of the month..but still)

I'm making chicken picatta...not true chicken picatta, the recipe's been modified over the years...no lemon. yummmy. it's about the only thing I cook anymore...





Who is your favorite author?

LisaD715
09-25-2005, 09:30 PM
Stephen King has been it for 23 years for me......but I love the HP books too.








Hair....up or down?

Ingrid
09-25-2005, 10:07 PM
Actually, Stephen King for me, too.

My hair is short--someone else can take that one. ;)

jodstr2
09-25-2005, 11:01 PM
right now down 'cuz I just washed it.
usually down until it feels yucky and dirty and flat, then in a bun or a huge clip.





fingernails - polished or nekkid?

Jeremy
09-26-2005, 12:45 AM
nekid, what is your favorite movie of all time?

AidanM
09-26-2005, 12:48 AM
:thinking: Either "Cruel Intentions" or "Bedknobs and Broomsticks"

Boys or girls?

brendajos
09-26-2005, 01:10 AM
Boys or girls?


well i am guessing that you meant that to be ambiguous so my answer is gonna just be Yes....lol



did you have a good weekend?

punkhippiemom
09-26-2005, 03:09 AM
:heart: Bedknobs and Broomsticks :heart:
:cheering: Yay SK fans!!! :cheering:

My weekend was so-so.


Since Halloween is coming up faster than I like to think about (costumes :shock: ack!!!), what's the creepiest or scariest thing that's happened to you, in a supernatural-ish way? (I'm going to put a link to the ghost stories thread here (http://www.knittinghelp.com/knitting/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2617), so this doesn't get hijacked)


Mine is...I used to have dreams and vague memories about this strange knight - type figure that would come out of the walls of the first house we lived in (mind you, we moved out of this house when I was about 2). I thought it was just one of those weird recurring nonsense dreams, until my mom happened to mention something about when me and my brother were really little and we used to talk all the time about the knight that lived in the walls - - - :shock: Sent a chill down my back....

koolbreeze
09-26-2005, 09:41 AM
My hobby is working to support my habit!! :roflhard: :roflhard:
\











What one celebrity would you love just 1 night with? Carmell, you know the rules...... ;)

what rules... i know no such thing!:oo:

i have to many anyway... Jim..( :lol: ), matthew Mcarney, Gary Douham, Paul Walker, Wentworth Miller... i know there are more... hee hee

punkhippiemom
09-26-2005, 04:20 PM
...matthew Mcarney...
Did you mean Matthew McConaughey? Man, he has got the best smile....




Ever been on a blind date? How did it go??

brendajos
09-26-2005, 04:33 PM
yes.....there was no second date.

i did have a friend try to set me up with a guy once. she said "i think you would be perfect together. He has five kids ( :shock: i was 23...did i really want 5 kids that weren't all his even? yeah that would make me think he is a good guy for raising kids that aren't his own since their mother was really bad but still!), and he kind of drinks a lot ( :shock: umm...great!), but he is really nice!"

"umm...he drinks a lot?" "well i haven't seen him drink a six pack a night or anything!"

Uuuh...yeah i think i will pass but thanks!

:rollseyes:

(yeah and it did make me question what she thought of me when she thought that THIS set up would be perfect for me...lol...especially when she knows i rarely drink anymore....oy!)


how much of your work day do you spend screwin' around not really working?

Vendie
09-26-2005, 07:05 PM
ummm, I'm at work right now ? actually, no I just got home, but when I read this earlier, I was at work. Unfortunately at my job we don't get much of a chance to goof off.






Speaking of work...are you able to :XX: or :XY: at work??

LisaD715
09-26-2005, 07:09 PM
I can knit when I take a break. 4 out of 7 of us smoke at the office, so when they take smoke breaks, I take a knitting break. I knit for about 5 minutes, here and there. I also usually use some of my lunch time to knit.





What is the knitted item you are most proud of?

Vendie
09-28-2005, 09:37 PM
The baby bonnet I gave to my friend for her new baby...I'm proud of it b/c when Katie NoNo Bear (who is now more popular on KH than I am) chewed a hole in it, I thought I would have to start over. Everyone here convinced me to try to save it and fix it and I was able to...Since doing that, I feel like I can knit anything!







What was your favorite book when you were a kid? (Mine was Many Moons)

Sara
09-28-2005, 09:47 PM
I know that this will shock some of you, but my favorite childhood book was Be Nice To Spiders :lol:






Do you think your clothing is stylish?

koolbreeze
09-28-2005, 10:24 PM
hell no! i am in desprete ned of a makeover!!!! i wanna do the Swan thing and get a body makeover then they can buy me new outfits!!!!



have you ever skipped a meal just to knit?

Ingrid
09-28-2005, 10:30 PM
Oh Lord, I should weigh in at 100 pounds at this point (I don't). On the weekends, I almost always realize I'm hungry at about 3 in the afternoon, having had nothing but coffee all day. I also find that what I eat is determined by how it has to be eaten if I'm in the middle of a knitting jag. If I need to sit with a plate in front of me and cut and eat--no. Quick spoon into the mouth, yes. Greasy, no. I guess you can see this is an issue with me by the length of my post!!




Have you lost weight/quit smoking/quit biting nails or any other habit because you knit instead?

punkhippiemom
09-29-2005, 01:14 AM
On the weekends, I almost always realize I'm hungry at about 3 in the afternoon, having had nothing but coffee all day. I also find that what I eat is determined by how it has to be eaten if I'm in the middle of a knitting jag. If I need to sit with a plate in front of me and cut and eat--no. Quick spoon into the mouth, yes. Greasy, no. I guess you can see this is an issue with me by the length of my post!!Inserting giant laugh here, because I too live on coffee....and eat according to how difficult my current project is - animal crackers and grapes, yes, sandwich, maybe, actual meal, no :roflhard: .... okay, continueHave you lost weight/quit smoking/quit biting nails or any other habit because you knit instead?

Vendie
09-29-2005, 07:22 AM
I've stopped cleaning :oops: ... or at least I'm not NEARLY as obsessive about having a clean house now :roflhard:







ARGH! I'm running out of questions (it's too early to think!)!

What would you do if you were told you were not allowed to knit for a month?

KellyK
09-29-2005, 07:28 AM
I would LAUGH at the person who tried to inflict such a RIDICULOUS penalty and KEEP KNITTIN!!!!




How do you most like your chocolate?
(I would have to say DARK and in that melty-middle cake)

margie
09-29-2005, 11:51 AM
How do you most like your chocolate?
(I would have to say DARK and in that melty-middle cake)

ooooh, I'll take my chocolate almost any way- I like milk chocolate better than dark, and with caramel it's even better........
hot chocolate with LOTS of whipped cream
s'mores
big slice of chocolate cake with a glass of super-cold milk
yum............................................... ..........



Have you ever broken a bone or gotten stitches?

punkhippiemom
09-29-2005, 12:55 PM
I was bit by a dog when I was four or five, and had to have stitches (A LOT!!), I broke a glass in the bathtub (I was using it to rinse my hair :rollseyes: when I was six, I think) and sliced my knee open, had to get stitches then... and I was hit by a car when I was eight or so, and broke my collarbone. I was really disappointed, because I didn't even get a cast, just a brace that didn't even show... nothing for my friends to sign :verysad: :roflhard:


I take my chocolate any way I can get it ;)


Cat person or dog person? Why?

Joel
09-29-2005, 01:28 PM
Cat person or dog person? Why?


I prefer dogs. Less attitude to deal with... but that said... we own both... one dog and one cat.

Next Question: What's your favorite dessert?

Sara
09-29-2005, 01:52 PM
The Gobi! :lol:

Any dessert without coconut will be a-okay with me, but my passion is CHEESECAKE. I get excited just thinking about it. :drooling:



Do you find that you only want to write with a certain color inkpen? (I prefer black, medium point)

jodstr2
09-29-2005, 02:13 PM
black
Pental RSVP extra fine or Pilot Precise fine






pink erasers or Magic Rub?

bekahdrmom
09-29-2005, 02:26 PM
Ooh, okay, I'm gonna go against the grain here and answer the last 3 questions:)

Next Question: What's your favorite dessert?

Click here (http://www.macaronigrill.com/menu/default.asp?catID=124&tierID=16&Unit_ID=001%2E009%2E0084&menuType=Dinner#) and hover your mouse over the Dessert Ravioli. (Hint: It's FRIED Snickers!!!) If you think that looks good, you should TASTE it! Heaven in a dish!!! :drooling:



Do you find that you only want to write with a certain color inkpen? (I prefer black, medium point)

It doesn't matter the color, but I LOVE writing with gel pens with bold tips! And I'm very defensive about my pens! You can borrow one, but don't even think about walking away with it!!!


pink erasers or Magic Rub?

I actually detest using anything that requires an eraser. So, none. Although my sons did recently scratch one of their toys against the wall and erasers are the only thing I've found that works for getting those marks out. But I don't want pink marks either, so probably Magic Rub for that ;)

MaryS
09-29-2005, 03:41 PM
I'm going to join Bek, and answer several questions.

Chocolate: any way I can get it! I :heart: Dove dark chocolate promises. Just enough without stressing out over too many calories! And my favorite drink all winter - Hot Chocolate sometimes with a peppermint drop or piece of broken Candy Cane in it! (Or Amaretto or Frangelico if I'm feeling really decadent)

No Knitting: If I really couldn't knit (like all the fingers on both hands were broken :shock: or something like that) I'd plan out more projects, go through all my patterns, and collect or allocate more yarn stash. I could figure out what I'm making for Whom for the next several years, :thumbsup: then find a good knitting book and READ about knitting. :happydance:

I've also neglected cleaning house :rollseyes: :oops: (I'll do one big sweep through the house every other week, and just occasional picking up in between), or doing any but the most basic paperwork at home. I've no patience for junk mail and it ALL hits the circular file - except for yarn catalogues. :cheering:

Now my question: Where would you go for your ideal vacation? :??
(And LYS is NOT an acceptable answer). LOL

Happy Knitting :XX: :XX:

Mary (Louise)

jodstr2
09-29-2005, 06:12 PM
Now my question: Where would you go for your ideal vacation? :??

Italy and Germany, to tour the Ferrari, Lamborghini, BMW, Audi, and VW factories/museums. oh and also to partake in the cuisine!





do you ski or snowboard or do any winter sports?

Vendie
09-29-2005, 08:35 PM
um, no, snow is not my thing really. I like to watch it snow, I think it's funny when my dogs play in the snow, but other than that, I'll stay inside with some hot cocoa thank you.







If you drink beer, do you consider yourself a beer snob? (I'm a major beer snob)

margie
09-29-2005, 09:12 PM
[quote="FiberGirl"
If you drink beer, do you consider yourself a beer snob? (I'm a major beer snob)[/quote]


Yes, as much as I hate to admit it, I am somewhat of a beer snob. It's yuengling lager for me. If I HAVE to, I'll drink something else, but it's just not as good!! ;)






Do you own an ipod? (i don't!)

jodstr2
09-29-2005, 09:23 PM
no. I want one, but right now I don't want one so badly as to spend money I could be spending on yarn. my car has the perfect place for the iPod to get cozy and nestle in. it's on my list of stuff to buy.








what do you listen to most - AM or FM radio, CDs, tapes, records, 8 tracks, reel-to-reels, iPod, mp3s, mp4s, etc.?

Silver
09-29-2005, 10:54 PM
Right now, I'm hooked on audio books on tape or CD. I love to read, but if I have to choose between reading a book or knitting, I choose knitting. Audio books lets me enjoy a book AND knit at the same time. Right now, I'm listening to Stephen King's The Dark Tower series. :heart: Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles are next.
Outside of audio books, it would have to be good ol FM radio in the car, or satellite radio at home.



What is the one thing you would do over in your life if you could?

Jeremy
09-29-2005, 11:03 PM
I probably would have traveled more in college before getting married.

Who out there has had more than one profession?

jodstr2
09-29-2005, 11:25 PM
like, a real profession (college trained-type profession)?
or
going from job to job to job, most being different from each other?

if it's the second thing, I have been: a college registration cashier (1 month temp), a flower shop gopher, an assistant mgr of a deli, a receptionist, a telemarketer, an inventory/shipping/receiving clerk, a customer service agent, and a vinyl installer.




please post a pic of your desktop (either literal desk top or computer desktop):

brendajos
09-29-2005, 11:36 PM
well here is one of them....i have three but this is the one at home...essentially they are all the same, though this one is a little messier than usual with the icons on the right that aren't normally there! ;)

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y200/brendajos/104fbf02.jpg




i like these....same question!

KellyK
09-29-2005, 11:41 PM
How do you take a snapshot of your desktop???

jodstr2
09-29-2005, 11:49 PM
Ctrl-Printscreen
open MS Paint
Edit
Paste


that's probably the rookie way to do it but that's the only way I know how.

jodstr2
09-29-2005, 11:50 PM
voila:

KellyK
09-30-2005, 07:23 AM
Why doesnt that work for me?? :( I have a really CUTE desktop!!

punkhippiemom
09-30-2005, 07:23 AM
That's so cool! A new trick!!!
Here's mine (rather boring, windows standard, but so me...they're little cups of coffee, in case you can't see it! :thumbsup: )



Right now, I'm listening to Stephen King's The Dark Tower series.
Silver - what book are you on? My absolute favorite series.... :cheering:
Is this your first time reading them?


First, last, middle or only child?

Vendie
09-30-2005, 07:30 AM
I'm the ONLY! DH teases about how much he loves being married to an only child b/c my parents spoil him as much as they do me (sometimes more).

But I would really hope that I don't come off like a stereotypical only child (spoiled, snotty, bossy, etc - I'm thinking of the other only-child children I grew up with)!








Ah, I'm lazy...same question.

Silver
09-30-2005, 08:04 AM
Silver - what book are you on? My absolute favorite series.... :cheering: Is this your first time reading them?
I'm on Wolves of the Calla, and yes, I'm a Dark Tower virgin. ;)

benniesma
09-30-2005, 10:55 AM
Ah, I'm lazy...same question.

I'm the neglected middle child! ;)


Fibergirl, I'm thinkin' I like you! Drinking hot chocolate (although DS insists I make warm chocolate, not hot!) ism y favorite thing to do in winter. I also consider myself somewhat of a beer snob. My favorite job was as a waitress in a local pub. We had over 75 beers on tap and 150 in the bottle! When new tap beers came in the manager would have us all taste so we knew how to describe them to customers. Ah, I miss that place!

OH! A question huh?

Do you have a favorite flower, and what is it? (lilacs for me, in case you were wondering!)

MaryS
09-30-2005, 11:29 AM
Answers to a few questions:

Yes I've had more than one profession.

My first career was a Medical Technologist. I worked at Children's Hospital in Detroit, MI for nineteen years and ended up (after the first 2 years on the afternoon shift) running the chemistry lab. The lab was open 24\7 and at times I'd be there at all hours. Eventually, I traded jobs with my assistant when my kids were little because I couldn't manage two "kids" who lived 25 miles apart!

Second profession: After I'd been at the hospital about fifteen years I developed a VERY severe allergy to latex. Time to get out of the medical field, so I went back to school part-time and got a Master's degree in accounting. Now I'm a CPA, so tax season is now a blur every year. It's OK though because I don't like Michigan winters, so I just stay inside and work (and knit).

I'm the oldest of three children, with two younger brothers, now 47 and 45. And I'm probably a stereotypical first child - organized, occasionally bossy, and good at taking care of others and getting things done.

Favorite flower: Daffodils and Tulips - because spring is coming - and the tiger lilies that bloom all summer. They all look so happy! :happydance:

Same question!

Mary

margie
09-30-2005, 11:58 AM
[quote=FiberGirl]
Ah, I'm lazy...same question.[/quote

OH! A question huh?

Do you have a favorite flower, and what is it? (lilacs for me, in case you were wondering!)



I worked at a florist before I had kids- loved it!! So many beautiful flowers and so many talented people that worked there. I have several favorites- lilacs, stargazer lilies (those are the hot pink and white ones), gerbera daisies, sunflowers and one called bouvardia- it has these little clusters of pink or white flowers and it beautiful. I had it in my wedding bouquet. Okay, I guess that is more than several- I love flowers!! ;)




What's for dinner?

jodstr2
09-30-2005, 01:27 PM
coconut chicken, rice, and peas.



what, if any, did you watch on TV last night?

brendajos
09-30-2005, 01:30 PM
i watched survivor and CSI and have the NBC shows taped to watch later...


Do you have a favorite color of yarn that you always seem to gravitate towards?

DotMom61
09-30-2005, 02:17 PM
Do you have a favorite color of yarn that you always seem to gravitate towards?

Yes. Variegated! :roflhard:

I usually tend to more of the warm, earthy color combinations with reds and oranges, but the other side of me really likes yellows & greens, too.

The genie in the bottle just granted you three wishes. What will they be?

LisaD715
09-30-2005, 02:43 PM
1. Always enough money in my pocket for whatever I wanted to buy.

2. A self cleaning house.

3. Guidance in finding the right man for me.


Love this!! Same question!

jodstr2
09-30-2005, 03:06 PM
win the lottery
bigger boobs
assistance w/ making the right decisions while raising my stepkid


same question :D!

earthchick
09-30-2005, 03:33 PM
Ooh, yay, a genie! Just the first 3 that occurred to me:

1 - my pre-pregnancy body back
2 - long, healthy, happy lives for my husband and children (I worry a bit much about untimely death)
3 - a self-cleaning house (what a great idea Lisa! More time to knit! Oh, who am I kidding? I always choose to knit instead of clean anyway.)

Same question!

Joel
09-30-2005, 04:21 PM
Ooh, yay, a genie! Just the first 3 that occurred to me:

Same question!

:-)

1) Peace on earth. (I'm sick of innocents being hurt by extremist a$$holes.)

2) Health and wealth for my family, friends, and self.

3) Wisdom to make smart decisions about time and choices.


This is an interesting question, but I'm going to have to change it...

Next Question: What is the nicest thing someone has done for you?

margie
09-30-2005, 06:15 PM
Next Question: What is the nicest thing someone has done for you?


About 10-12 years ago, when I worked at the florist, my husband did 2 especially nice things for me. At Valentine's day, when I came home from work at midnight, my husband had a hot bath waiting for me- and when I got out of the tub, he had warm-from-the-dryer pajamas waiting for me. All the sweeter because we lived in an apartment at the time, and so he had to go down the hallway to where the washers and dryers were and put the quarters in the dryer to heat up the jammies!!

Also, around Mother's day (which is the busiest week for florists), when I was swamped with work and horribly stressed, he bought me a beautiful gold ring and left it on my desk at work. He snuck in the back door and put it there, for no reason. This was back when we were trying to get pregnant, without success. It meant so much to me that he acknowledged that it was a difficult time for me, both professionally and personally. :heart:

LisaD715
09-30-2005, 07:05 PM
How sweet Margie!! He really sounds like a keeper!

What's the next question?

earthchick
09-30-2005, 09:31 PM
The next question is:

What are you wearing right now?

KellyK
09-30-2005, 09:47 PM
I am wearing pajama pants, white with pink, blue and purple flowers, and purple Tshirt. Pic below, taken from above. I INSIST on comfort and could live my LIFE in pajamas if I had the choice!



Speaking of which....

Describle your FAVORITE PJs!

mintdee
09-30-2005, 11:16 PM
Flannel pants, blue with duckies on them, a white t-shirt with one small duck on the front. :) Love em :heart:


What are you listening to right now?

(I am listening to my son snore in the tent that actually is my table covered in blankets and my hubby playing DAoC)

LisaD715
10-01-2005, 12:04 AM
I am listening to the ceiling fan and the humm of the fridge. First blissfully quiet moment of the day since my shower this morning.....aaaaahhhhhh.



What are your plans for tomorrow?

(I am taking Doug to the airport to go visit his father for the week, (they are on fall break this week), then I am going fiberbating :drooling: with my sister, then I will come home and :XX: :XX: :XX: .) Oh yeah....I am HOOKED on cotton PJ's......so comfy!!

Vendie
10-01-2005, 09:46 AM
I'm getting my hair cut today. I'm going to TRY to clean off and get my back porch ready for winter. I'm going to FELT MY CLOGS!!! I"m going to clean my bathroom....I might make it to Michaels at some point to look for that sporty hood that Ek is making....

Oh and I live for comfort too - I almost always jump into my pjs immediately after getting home from work. Right now, I'm wearing a ginghamy-plaid pair with all sorts of shades of red..they remind me of strawberries....with a maroon shirt. hey, they even match!!



Do you have a favorite kind of donut? (I really like these apple spice donuts from a really good local bakery)

InterNette
10-01-2005, 09:51 AM
I dont play often seems I always choose the wrong time to post.

InterNette
10-01-2005, 09:55 AM
I think those donuts are called Apple Fritters.
Nope not a donut person, cheese danish a little better maybe.




Do you have a recipe your famous for, the knd people look forward to you bringing to a party?

I make creamy brocoli salad and Sour creme banana nut cake.

benniesma
10-01-2005, 09:56 AM
My grandma's chocolate cream pie.



What is your favorite thing about fall?

Ingrid
10-01-2005, 09:58 AM
People ask me to bring my Creamcheese Dip for strawberries, and I make a mean cheesecake.



If it was socially acceptable for women to be bald, would you shave your head to eliminate all the hair care? (I need to make an appointment for my hair.)

DotMom61
10-01-2005, 11:06 AM
This is a *perfect* question for me. I have struggled with my hair for many years. When I was in my 20s I had long wavy/curly hair, and I loved it. It was easy to care for, but as I got older, it didn't seem quite stylish enough. So, I went through many permutations of hairstyles before I finally arrived at the short style I have now that is virtually maintenance free as long as I have a supply of pomade available. :-)

On another note, a few years ago a friend and I were seriously considering organizing a St. Baldrick's fund raiser for the National Childhood Cancer Foundation. (She also has a son who had cancer.) Anyway, we were going to set a goal for our fundraiser, and if we met that goal, we were both going to have our heads shaved. We ended up cancelling (or at least postponing) this event because neither of our boys really wanted to see their Mommies bald. Mine would have been OK with it for a short while because he was old enough to understand that it had nothing to do w/ my health, but her son was much younger, and he was afraid that if she got her head shaved it would mean that she was really sick. So ... for now, at least, we are holding off on that. I would, however, shave my head for this cause in a heartbeat if it meant I would raise a ton of money for the NCCF. (by the way, you can find them here. (http://www.curesearch.org) ;-) )

New Question: Do you know anyone (besides me) who's lives have been affected by childhood cancer?

Not trying to bring down the mood here, but I am really curious.

KellyK
10-01-2005, 11:12 AM
My coworker's daughter lost her battle with leukemia when she was 4 years old, about 3 years ago. :crying: My coworker DID shave her head, so they could be TWINSIES.


Same question......

LisaD715
10-01-2005, 11:51 AM
My brother died 34 years ago from Leukemia. He was 6, I was 3. I remember him, but my sister who is a year younger does not. He is the reason I do many of the things I do today. I am an organ donor (they were only able to use his eyes, so I have always taken joy in the fact that someone is looking at life through his eyes), I am a blood donor, but I prefer pheresis, (platelet donation) I can do it more often and it seems to help out a bit more. I am also on the National Marrow Registry.


What is the one thing in your life you wish you could do over?

Silver
10-01-2005, 11:59 AM
School. I wish I would have worked harder, and been an A student. Friends and popularity was fun, but not very profitable. I would have also delayed becoming a mom and gone to college. I was 5 months preggo at my highschool graduation, and have been a stay at home mom ever since. I don't regret my choices, but if I could, I would go back and rearrange somethings. Hind sight is 20/20, you know.


Did you have a first love that you've never gotten over?

InterNette
10-01-2005, 12:06 PM
Yep, we were in contact for a year or so and were suppose to meet again, know what? I chickened out and wonder all the time. For many years I was really big into visiting psychics all over the world, sorta my souvenirs I guess, quite a few gav references to him as being the one I am suppose to be with also. What over 20 years can do to a person, I am not that young gal any longer. Ahhh just thinking of him makes me smile inside.



Great question, again.

Vendie
10-01-2005, 12:38 PM
I can't say I do. The guys I fell in "love" with when I was younger were losers. I am MADLY in :heart: with my DH, and if I ever lost him, then I'm not sure I would get over it.






Same question.

Silver
10-01-2005, 02:21 PM
Yes. I've never gotten over my first love. I still love him as much today as I did when we were dating... I was 16 years old. I dated a few guys before him, but never fell in love until I was with him. I still think about him all the time.

Of course, I've been married to him for 13 years. ;)


Same quesetion.

LisaD715
10-01-2005, 04:17 PM
I was a freshman, he was a senior, we met in high school. He was president of the French Club. He is still a very good friend. We have gone through several years of "lookingfor and finding" each other, he usually tracks me down. The last time was a little over a month after the 9/11 attack. He had been in PA and had to drive through Baltimore to get back to Florida. We had a discussion, (he is married and at the time I was still with my former SO) and I flat out told him that he was the one who got away. He told me I should have kicked his butt several times for allowing me to get away. Timing was just never right....



What is your favorite comfort food?

Vendie
10-01-2005, 04:49 PM
Too many to choose from....cheesecake, mashed potatoes, potato soup, DH's chili with some garlic toast...damn, now I'm hungry.






You have to dig a hole to China. Where do you start?

earthchick
10-01-2005, 05:20 PM
I would start in China. Maybe just dig a tiny little hole, say I'd dug a hole to China, and then get back to knitting. :lol:




Do you have an unfinished knitting project that you have not worked on in a year or more? If so, what is it? And, why have you not finished it? Do you think you ever will?

(okay, that's more than one question, but it's all on the same topic, so it counts, right?) ;)

Silver
10-01-2005, 06:15 PM
Yes. My Big Block afghan. It's my in-between-projects-project, that I started so I would have something to work on after I finish one thing and before I get the yarn for the next thing. That was back when my yarn budget was a lot more limited. But now, as soon as I finish one, I start another because I already have the stuff. So I don't really know when I'll finish it, if ever. ;)



Do you have a big purchase in the near future? Not yarn. Something like... a car... a house... a vacation.. etc.

Ingrid
10-01-2005, 06:23 PM
A car! A car! A car! No question, no doubt, no choice. My car died, permanently and beyond all hope of redemption. I'm now driving my father's car since he can't anymore. I. Am. Getting. A. New. Car.


Outside of having too much yarn, and continuing to buy more, what would you say is your worst habit?

earthchick
10-01-2005, 06:29 PM
Probably compulsively checking the internet. Seriously, I pop on way too much. Especially when I have real work to do (like right now).



Other than knitting, do you do any other crafts? Which did you learn first, and which is your favorite?

Silver
10-01-2005, 06:55 PM
Oh gosh... lets see..
graphic arts
soapmaking
cross stitch
quilting
needlepoint
spinning
crochet

I learned graphic arts first, but out of everything, knitting is my favorite. Next favorite is graphic arts, then soapmaking.


Do you cook on the grill or leave that to the man?
(I'm waiting for hubby to start the steaks! LOL)

margie
10-01-2005, 07:17 PM
I'll light the grill, but usually let DH cook on it. Occasionally I'll finish it up, but only if he's late coming home from work.

How rude of me to answer last time without posting a new question!! My bad. :oops:




Let's see..........

have you ever gone camping? If so, where? ( we've been a bunch of times, not since we had kids though.)

LisaD715
10-01-2005, 07:48 PM
I love camping!!!! I went for the first time when I was 23 to a Circle M resprt in PA, we had a BALL!! I have been hooked ever since. We used to go to Skyline Drive in VA, and I loved Hershey's campground. I think my favorite would be Skyline Drive, we saw bear one year. My requirement is that I have to have a toilet and a shower, everything else, I can rough it!





Are you a pen and paper freak too?

(I have so many diffrently colored pens, and I love new notebooks, it is like a fresh start everytime I get one.)

DotMom61
10-02-2005, 01:12 AM
Absolutely! If I can't go to the LYS, then drop me off at a good stationery or office supply store! I used to be hooked on calendar/organizers, too, until I started keeping my calendar on the computer. But, yes, I *love* pens, pencils, crayons, markers ... it's really bad, 'cause my kids love 'em, too, and they know I have a hard time resisting them.

Let's see ... what's a good question that hasn't been asked yet. Hmm .... Oh, I know! I just watched "Karate Kid" with the kids tonight -- they loved it!! -- I had forgotten what a wonderful character Mr. Miyagi is (even if the rest of the movie is rather predictable). Anyway, the thing that has always stuck with me from this movie is the importance of balance in one's life. So ... here's the question:

Do you feel that your life is balanced, and if it isn't, what can/should you do to even things out?

Vendie
10-02-2005, 10:24 PM
I don't think my life is very balanced right now, and I'm not even sure what to do to get it there. Thankfully I don't have to work crazy hours or bring work home with me (very often anyway), but I still feel like I can never get enough time at home...I wish my family was closer too, I think that would help a bunch. I just try to make time for the things that matter the most and hope it all falls into place.






What was the last movie you watched? (I just watched the Magnificant Seven last night for the first time)

brendajos
10-02-2005, 11:10 PM
What was the last movie you watched? (I just watched the Magnificant Seven last night for the first time)


I went to see Just Like Heaven today. Wanted to see something else but just couldn't get moving fast enough to do it! ;)




What is your favorite brand spankin' new show of the tv season?

LisaD715
10-02-2005, 11:14 PM
I am a Survivor junkie, have been since season 1.......but I love love love, Gray's Anatomy. How could you not love a show with Sandra Oh and Patrick Dempsy?!?!?






What is the next step for you as far as knitting? Do you want to learn someting new? If so, what?

brendajos
10-02-2005, 11:23 PM
I am a Survivor junkie, have been since season 1.......but I love love love, Gray's Anatomy. How could you not love a show with Sandra Oh and Patrick Dempsy?!?!?


okay that was cheating but i can't argue, i love Gray's Anatomy and am watching my tape of it right now. ya know what's funny is that ABC never expected this show to do well...they figured a few episodes to tide them over to the end of last season and that was it! LOVE IT!

AidanM
10-02-2005, 11:55 PM
How can you dislike it? Welllllll, if you're an aspiring nurse you can dislike it quite a bit...The treatment of the nurses tends to be apalling, and in the very first episode "nurse" was considered an insult by one of the doctors.

LisaD715
10-03-2005, 02:50 AM
Did not mean to start a ruckous in here....just answered the question. I apologize for any hurt feelings.






Moving on, my question was....What is the next step for you as far as knitting? Do you want to learn someting new? If so, what?

Vendie
10-03-2005, 07:22 AM
I really want to start designing, but I'm not there yet...I tend to get ahead of myself that way...so I guess my next knitting skill will be putting together a sweater....I am also very intrigued by steeking.




Do you think we should just get rid of the penny?

KellyK
10-03-2005, 07:32 AM
NO - if only because I dont want my tax dollars paying for people to think about it and discuss it in endless meetings. There are MUCH bigger fish to fry!






What makes you smile inside...makes you feel most content and happy?

Ingrid
10-03-2005, 07:51 AM
That's easy--those two boys at home. :inlove:





How did you come up with your screen name?

brendajos
10-03-2005, 08:26 AM
How did you come up with your screen name?



it's my name...Brenda Jo S. though only online people call me brendajo ;)




what is your favorite breakfast food

Silver
10-03-2005, 10:23 AM
I don't like eggs, so that puts a huge limit on my breakfast choices. I guess I'd have to say pancakes, or french toast. Although I rarely actually eat breakfast foods at all. I usually start my day with something like a turkey sandwich.



Have you ever been screwed out of a considerable amount of money?

brendajos
10-03-2005, 10:24 AM
Have you ever been screwed out of a considerable amount of money?



yup...last company i worked for still owes me the last month of pay AND they tried to make me pay taxes on the money that i never got too. sent out all the W-2s with that money on them



what is the best excuse you ever used to ditch work?

Silver
10-03-2005, 05:55 PM
Since I'm a stay at home mom, I'd have to say it was "I don't wanna cook dinner tonight because you ate yesterday and you can live for 30 days without food."

But.. it didn't work. :??



What's the most intimidating knitting technique for you?

KellyK
10-03-2005, 06:01 PM
SEAMING. And MATH. :shock: I have ALMOST resigned myself to the fact that no one else will have ever written a sweater pattern for MY body. I have the Handy Sweater Patterns book...that's the first step, right? :lol:





What do you do to get yourself motivated? (Assuming you are feeling slumpy and UNmotivated in the first place)

AidanM
10-03-2005, 07:01 PM
Wait for the last minute fairy to bite me in the butt! :rofling:

What's a song that takes you back to a time or relationship that you sometimes forget about?

jodstr2
10-03-2005, 08:25 PM
OMD - "If You Leave"








hrrmmmm, good question! same question!

brendajos
10-03-2005, 09:44 PM
OMD - "If You Leave"








hrrmmmm, good question! same question!

oy i can't believe i am going to say this one but okay

Nothing compares 2 U--Sinead O'Connor....seriously go flying back in time whenever i hear that song, and i go into giggles too!



i am gonna say same question!

Ingrid
10-03-2005, 09:48 PM
Cruisin' by Smokey Robinson. Sometimes I put that on and just let it play over and over and over.


Next!

earthchick
10-03-2005, 09:54 PM
Take My Breath Away by Berlin (from the Top Gun soundtrack).

When I hear that song, OH MY. I saw that movie with my first boyfriend when I was 15. I associate it with the excitement of a new relationship, and with general teenage angst mixed with my first experience of my more adult longings. Nearly 20 years later, that song can stir up all those old feelings.

What a great song.



And now for something completely different:
Same question.

AidanM
10-03-2005, 10:08 PM
Cher - "Starting Over"
Dunno why. I do know that I used to listen to it and dream of getting out of my tiny town.

And now - Which kind of milk do you prefer?

LisaD715
10-03-2005, 10:13 PM
For milk and milk alone, 1%......I do not however use it in my coffee.....then I like the International Delight French Vanilla creamer...low carb.




What cheers you up when you are under the weather?

jodstr2
10-03-2005, 10:18 PM
spaetzle with mushrooms and gravy, or chocolate, or my kitty coming over to say hello, or new yarn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :happydance:








answering machine? or voice mail?

AidanM
10-03-2005, 10:28 PM
I'm old fashioned. Answering machine!

Despised for who you are, or loved for who you aren't?

jodstr2
10-03-2005, 10:32 PM
hrrrrrmmmm, i'll take a guess and say despised for who I am.





take a chance and know that you can get rejected?
or don't try at all 'cuz you know it's safe?

LisaD715
10-03-2005, 11:04 PM
Always take a chance....I spent to omany years not doing so and wondered several times "'what if?"






If you have a pet.....on the bed or floor next to you?

(Solomon sleeps on the floor next to me, in his bed. He takes too much room in my bed.)

KellyK
10-03-2005, 11:24 PM
I sleep with THREE dogs AND a furry DH in my bed!! Wouldnt have it any other way....







What is your earliest memory?

brendajos
10-03-2005, 11:49 PM
What is your earliest memory?



this one is hard for me, i have several i just don't remember which one is the earliest. I remember my great grandmother's funeral, telling everybody i am adopted even though i didn't know what it meant (i really am, i wasn't being random or that droll!), sitting in my high chair breaking my glass of orange juice and mom giving me a hug letting me know it was okay. i wasn't more than 3 or 4 in any of those memories.


what is your favorite Nick at Night show?

Vendie
10-04-2005, 07:34 AM
When I USED to watch Nick at Night, probably the Cosby Show...I LOVED that show when I was little, grew up on it.

To answer some of the other questions, one of my doggies sleeps with us, the other sleeps in her crate (b/c she doesn't know the difference between sleeping next to you and ON you - can anyone guess which puppy I speak of?), kitty...I don't know what she does...she goes to bed with me, but has a sort of "shift change" when DH and the dog come to bed. I hear it's pretty cute.

Earliest memory? Christmas in Colorado when I was 3 - I got a FP wee people bus, and I slept in the closet (it was big, I was little) in the room my parents stayed in.

Song...cheezy, but everytime I hear the Peter Cetera song from Karate Kid II, I think about Okinawa - that was where the movie was filmed and where I was born...


Ok, so next question....What was the first job you had and how long did you stay there? (I worked at Victoria's Secret when I was 15 for the X-mas season)

KellyK
10-04-2005, 07:39 AM
OMG....my first job was in the kitchen at Swedish Covenant hospital on the north side of Chicago when I was 16. I passed trays and worked on the food line. There were a BUNCH of high school kids that worked there...we were a DEBAUCHEROUS bunch....I kissed THREE of the guys in the elevators! :roflhard:





SAME QUESTION!

AidanM
10-04-2005, 10:41 AM
It WOULD have been teaching a crochet class this month. But it's been pushed back to next month. *fumes*

Cheese or wine?

Andrea
10-04-2005, 10:48 AM
Well a few days ago I would have said cheese, but my DH and I finished off a bottle of Chardonney and I really liked it!! So for now, I go with WINE!!






Closest encounter with a celebrity??

brendajos
10-04-2005, 11:00 AM
well let's see. I use to live across the street from one of the chicks on One Life to Live. I can't remember her name but i know her when i see her (never watched her show.) Lived on the other side of the block from David Letterman. Met John Kerry several times last year (does he count?) and got a couple of his books signed. Also met Ashton Kutcher (who wasn' quite as dumb as i thought he was) and Jon Bon Jovi last year during the campaign too. OOOH and i am going to meet Barak Obama at the end of the month. I am so excited! OOH and one more. I worked for the family who sold Christopher Reeves one of his horses. From my understanding it wasn't THE horse. He was out at the farm several times before buying.

okay i think that is it.


ooooh yeah, i forgot...shortly after one of our connecticut nor'easters i was doing some christmas shopping in one of my favorite "crafty" type stores and Harvey Feirstein came in justa b*tching about the snow and asking the lady who owned the shop where her big beefy hubby was so he could come and plow his driveway. he was in the store often when i went in there. the first time i heard him come in (which was this instance) i was in the back of the store not paying attention to who was coming and going and i heard him come in.....i knew that voice immediately without even looking...lol


I am lazy and i like the question sooo...same question

Silver
10-04-2005, 11:14 AM
I've met John Stamos. He was at a local car show years ago, I stood in line to meet him, shook his hand and he autographed a picture for me.

My uncle was a bodyguard for Rob Lowe while he was filming on location in St. Augustine, FL. My uncle was an officer with the local fire department and Rob hired local guys for security. So I met him too, that was much more of a one on one kinda thing.

And my dad grew up with the VanZants of Lynyrd Skynyrd.


Same question..

Vendie
10-04-2005, 12:02 PM
I walked behing Thom York of Radiohead at the concert venue they were performing with REM - gosh, that was like 10 years ago now!








Same question!

Andrea
10-04-2005, 12:14 PM
I didn't answer when I initially asked, so I will now :D

I met Ryan Newman (NASCAR driver, and hopefully my new avatar) last year. I love that guy.

I went to the police academy with the sister of Sean Hayes (Jack from Will and Grace). We went to the 2000 Emmy's with him (he won that year, as did the show). At the afterparty, Louis Anderson (comedian and former host of Family Feud) asked if I had any cocaine in my purse. :shock:



same question...

hedgehog
10-04-2005, 12:58 PM
Hmm.... Let's see...

I spent a week at the same hotel as the group Loverboy during their heyday. I was 11 and played Ms. PacMan with them in the lounge at night. Very nice!!

I met Howard Jones (again in his heyday) after a concert.

But the scariest (and perhaps my proudest encounter) was with Grace Jones in the Atlanta airport. She was so scary and yet totally cool!!! I was 12, travelling alone and lost and she was there with this purple stovepipe hairdo and was wearing a red, hooded cape trying to help me find my gate to make my connection. She's an AMAZON but FABULOUS!

Since the 80's not much has happened, i guess.

Same question.
-hh

LisaD715
10-04-2005, 01:29 PM
I grew up with Emmitt Smith, former running back for the Dallas Cowboys, as well as a few other former pro football players....Pat Moorer and Reginald Johnson (in the south, football is HUGE).


John James (from Dynasty) kissed my cheek once At Saint Anne's Round-Up, I met Tony Danza there also.

My boss' daughter is the ADORABLE little girl in The Notebook.



Same question

margie
10-04-2005, 01:50 PM
I shook hands with James Taylor at one of his concerts. I've spoken to his brother Hugh on the telephone. (He owns a B & B, and also makes music. I called the B & B to order his CD and they put him on the phone!)



Same question!!

kemp
10-04-2005, 02:01 PM
UGH! Must be boring Cincinnati...I have no celebrity encounters.


What is the longest period of time you've gone without knitting since you began?

Silver
10-04-2005, 02:07 PM
Seriously, maybe a weekend... and only because I was busy. Once I learned to knit, I haven't stopped. It's TOTALLY my thang!



How much do you spend on groceries per month?
I was just griping to my mom about spending another $200 today.. I swear, I must spend $600 to $800 a month. My 14 year old boy eats like a horse.

LisaD715
10-04-2005, 07:21 PM
I spend roughly $500 a month for two teenage boys and me. I honestly don't know where they put it.

I had to go almost a month without knitting much when I moved. I did manage a few times during that month to do a few rows on a dishcloth. Not much knitting there at all.



Do your pets have "friends" come over? One of my Mom's dog's, Isaiah is here now visiting and having dinner with Solomon, he just decided he wanted to come hang out. I'll see if I can get a pic.....

Vendie
10-04-2005, 08:26 PM
my dogs have friends next door and they all just hang out at the fence. there's another doggie in the next neighborhood that they LOVE. Other than that, it's not really a good idea to bring dogs into the house, Emmie seems to have issues with them (she's the BOSSY one). My mom's poor dog just HATES coming over. I think he'd rather go to the kennel anyday!






Heard any good jokes lately?