Something different
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Here's something different for this week.
There is a woman named "Wendy Weetabix" who wrote a blog called That's My Bix, but the last entry was from 2015. But she has been posting random questions for the past several months on Facebook. I went through and picked a few of them for us to answer this week.
1. What is a normal thing that took you an embarrassingly long time to learn? How to play Cribbage (and I still don't really know how to play).
2. In what ways are you old-fashioned? Don Williams sang it best....
I Believe In You
I don’t believe in superstars organic food and foreign cars
I don’t believe the price of gold the certainty of growing old
That right is right and left is wrong that north and south can’t get along
That east is east and west is west and being first is always best
But I believe in love I believe in babies I believe in mom and dad and I believe in you
I don’t believe the price of gold the certainty of growing old
That right is right and left is wrong that north and south can’t get along
That east is east and west is west and being first is always best
But I believe in love I believe in babies I believe in mom and dad and I believe in you
I don’t believe that heaven waits for only those who congregate
I like to think of God as love he’s down below he’s up above
He’s watchin’ people everywhere he knows who does and doesn’t care
And I’m an ordinary man sometimes I wonder who I am
But I believe in love I believe in music I believe in magic and I believe in you
I like to think of God as love he’s down below he’s up above
He’s watchin’ people everywhere he knows who does and doesn’t care
And I’m an ordinary man sometimes I wonder who I am
But I believe in love I believe in music I believe in magic and I believe in you
Well I know with all my certainty what’s going on with you and me is a good thing
It’s true I believe in you
Well I don’t believe virginity is as common as it used to be
In working days and sleeping nights that black is black and white is white
That Superman and Robin Hood are still alive in Hollywood
That gasoline’s in short supply the rising cost of gettin’ by
But I believe in love I believe in old folks I believe in children and I believe in you
I believe in love, I believe in babies, I believe in mom and dad and I believe in you.
It’s true I believe in you
Well I don’t believe virginity is as common as it used to be
In working days and sleeping nights that black is black and white is white
That Superman and Robin Hood are still alive in Hollywood
That gasoline’s in short supply the rising cost of gettin’ by
But I believe in love I believe in old folks I believe in children and I believe in you
I believe in love, I believe in babies, I believe in mom and dad and I believe in you.
3. What is the best sandwich you've ever eaten? X-Tudo Burger
brisket and short rib patty | Manchego cheese | Pecanwood smoked bacon | sunny side egg | bacon aioli | shoestring potatoes | truffle fries. Where did you get it? Posto 9 in Lakeland, FL. What made it so delicious? Just read those ingredients from the menu!!
4. What are you currently not bragging about that you should totally brag about? I have no idea....maybe that I held my temper and tongue during Joe's tooth pulling fiasco last week.
5. What food have you never tasted and are most interested in trying? That burger from Posto 9 would have been on the list, but now I've had it! Yum!
6. What history facts were you surprised to learn because it was never covered in school? I had a great history teacher in school. Can't think of much that wasn't covered, though I love history and am always interested in learning more.
7. What is something that you waited entirely too long to start or stop doing? What made you say "Why did I wait so long?" Dare I say "retire"??
8. What socially expected thing do you hate doing the most? I don't do small talk well and hate mingling with people I don't know. What thing about polite society really grinds your gears? Nonsensicle small talk.
9. What is something about your city that I should know if I'm going to visit? That we have many amazing parks and hiking trails. What is the hidden "must see" that you always tell friends and visitors to not miss? The Frank Lloyd Wright buildings on the Florida Southern College campus and OF COURSE the Polk Museum of Art.
10. What do you miss most about childhood? Being carefree and innocent.
11. What "fact" did you learn in school that is not true or no longer true? That President Lincoln probably did not chop down a cherry tree.
12. What's your favorite piece of useless trivia? Stewardesses is the longest word that is typed with only the left hand.
13. What's your best go to homemade "lazy" meal? Soup OR pasta.
14. What's the title of this current chapter in your life? The best is yet to come!
15. What is a habit or practice that you learned from your childhood that you didn't realize was "weird" until you were an adult? Dunking. We liked to dunk buttered toast in a cup of hot chocolate and had it for breakfast most mornings before school. I still enjoy it, actually.
We are enjoying having Joey and Darlene here this weekend. The title for the car has been signed over and starting today (when they leave) we are a one-car family. It will take some coordination but we can do it. Their train was three hours late on Friday, by the way. More about that in my weekend recap.
Thanks for visiting!! I'm still catching up! Peace & hugs.


#11 Washington, lol. That sandwich/burger sounds good. Enjoy your time with family, Terri. smiles
ReplyDeleteJust making fun.....
DeleteEnjoy your family members while you can....good to know you got the car transferred, and they will be driving it home. We are down to one car as well, but with Jim being in SNF, we dont need but one. Have a nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby tried a burger at Applebees that had bacon and a egg on it. He loved it! It was very messy though. He went through tons of napkins. lol
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
That sandwich!!! (I've become quite the fan of putting eggs on burgers and pizza.)
ReplyDeleteI'd forgotten it, but love that Don Williams song. Have you heard "Call Me Old Fashioned" by Bradley Walker? I'd another post planned for today, but this - and your other answers - make me want to play along, too. (After going to see Dunkirk, that is.) Have a blessed day, Terri!
I loved that Don Williams song, too. I think you meant Washington on the cherry tree. Wonder how that ever got started? I don't think I could ever eat a sandwich with egg on it, but I bet Jay would love it. All his favorite things there. Your trivia is funny and I love the title of your life! Very positive thinking!
ReplyDeleteWe used to "dunk" hot buttered toast in cocoa too! Must be an "Ohio" thing that my mother taught me, and apparently yours did too. I haven't had that in years, however. Now I want some. Now. except it's too hot and our AC compressor died last night. So, iced tea and water for me today! I'll try the hot cocoa and toast when the AC is working again to celebrate! have a wonderful time with your kids. That's the most important thing to do right now!
ReplyDeleteThat song pretty well sums it up for me too. I have never been a dunker but I remember my mom dunking buttered biscuits in her coffee. My hubby dunked cookies in his coffee. Hugs and blessings
ReplyDeleteI did not know that about stewardesses. That is neat! I may have mentioned that when we took personal typing in high school - - - half time on manual typewriters and half on the new electrics - - - I loved when they had us make pictures for the holidays - - where you had to go to the center of the paper and backspace once for every two letters. I'm nerdy like that. It was truly amazing when we got computers and could just type the line, highlight it, then click on 'center'.
ReplyDeletePraying Joe is recovering and bouncing back. It sometimes takes a while to build the blood volume back.
I don't know how to play cribbage either, and I'm not too skilled at small talk!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good weekend with Joey and Darlene - hope Joe is doing well!
I really like that Don Williams song and he had such a great, soothing voice.
ReplyDeleteWe could trade visits to Frank Lloyd Wright buildings...I'm less than an hour away from Falling Water and Kentuck Knob is only a few miles further.
My hubby dunked cookies in his coffee. Hugs and blessings
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