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Reading... The Women of the Bible Speak: The Wisdom of 16 Women and Their Lessons for Today by Shannon Bream.
Weather... sunny and 63 degrees.
Reading... The Women of the Bible Speak: The Wisdom of 16 Women and Their Lessons for Today by Shannon Bream.
Our authors each week are Bud from WTIT: The Blog & Mimi Lenox of Mimi Writes. Thanks for stopping by! We hope you enjoy our questions.
Monday Madness: "The Finish This Sentence" Questions
1. My uncle once... served as a Marine with the Navajo Code Talkers and landed one beach down from Iwo Jima.
2. Never in my life have I... been in trouble with the law. Not so much as a parking ticket on my record.
3. When I was five my parents... owned his and her Mustangs, which they traded for a pickup truck and a station wagon. Sigh.
4. High school was... okay, neither horrible nor great.
5. I will never forget to... make sure I have my keys in my hand before I lock the car door. Experience is a painful teacher.
6. Once I met 7... I don't know what to say here. People? Ministers? Friends?
7. There’s this boy I know... he has my heart and calls me Nana.
8. Once, at a bar, I... wasn't there. I have never gone to bars.
9. By noon, I’m… starving because I'm doing the whole 16-hour fast thing.
10. Last night I... binge watched a bunch of NCIS episodes.
2. What do you do to feel sexy? I think sexy is more of an attitude than anything. That said, we all have that outfit that makes us feel bulletproof...add getting our hair done up nicely and make up and I think you get sexy because we feel that way.
3. If you could be somewhere else, where would you be and why? Is there anywhere in the world where it's autumn all year round? That's where I'd want to be. Perfect weather, gorgeous colors, yummy foods!
4. What have you always wanted to do? See the middle east. Sadly, it's not going to happen in this lifetime. Far too dangerous for me!
5. What do you appreciate the most about your life at this time? Finally being comfortable in my own skin and not really caring/worrying what others think of me.
6. If you could be someone else, who would you be and why? I have no desire to be anyone else. Everyone has their troubles and problems, we just don't always see them. I'll stick with my life and the known problems. You know what they say...the grass isn't always greener.
7. Have you ever made a fool of yourself? If yes, spill. When I was a youth leader I was well known for doing whatever it took to connect and get through to the kids and often that meant acting really goofy. It was embarrassing at first, but I got over it since it was for a good cause. Now I make a fool of myself all the time to delight my grandchildren.
2. You are on your way to a formal affair and running late. You are the guest speaker at this event and everyone is waiting for you. A police officer pulls you over for speeding. Do you make up a wild excuse or truthfully tell him where you are going and try to talk your way out of the citation? Tell us your tall tale! I would apologize for my reckless driving and admit the truth. Past experience tells me that would get me done and on my way again much sooner...and sometimes it puts the officer in a good enough mood to let you go with a warning.
3. When you drive down memory lane for the last two years of your life and look in the rear-view mirror, do you see a happy journey or a bumpy ride? The last 2 years? It was mainly a happy journey...at least until March when the whole world got turned upside down.
4. Who makes you laugh when no one else can? My grandchildren. They can pull me right out of the foulest of moods and as they get older their personalities are emerging. They are gifted comedians at times.
5. What are your superpowers? Just call me Captain Procrastination!
6. What is the last thing you memorized? My new Wi-Fi password.
7. Tell us something you once took that you wish you could give back? All the years of controlling and criticizing I took from my adopted dad. It took a long time to overcome the mess in my head from it.
8. The iPhone just gave birth to the next generation of phones. What would you name them? How about the idon't-really-need-a-new-phone-but-Apple-says-I-do?
9. How much mystery should be in a relationship? Is it a good thing or not? I think there should be a little mystery just to keep things interesting, but not too much or you risk trust issues. I do have to say that after 36 years of marriage there isn't a lot of mystery left.
10. What is your weekend blogging routine? Until recently, I posted Saturday 9 on Friday night and then did my visiting and commenting Saturday morning. Saturday night I would post Sunday Stealing and then visit on Sunday morning. I just recently decided to give up Sunday Stealing to give myself a day off...and also because the questions were often weird, dumb or repetitive.
Hey everyone, I launched my new blog home today. Nothing fancy...just a little more me, I hope. Come visit me! In My Shoes