Wow does this place look beautiful! I had the best flights EVER too. Unfortunately for you guys, they were also the most uneventful. On my long haul flight. I had 2 seats all to myself, the bathroom was just 2 rows ahead of me and the stewardess winked at me and gave me two free drinks and said “ it’s on me.”
The (only) good thing about being a little shrimp is you’re able to curl up like a fetus and actually fit on 2 airplane seats for a nice, real sleep. I read some, watched “ The proposal “ which I had seen before, but it was still good. The only bad thing about my entire flight was …..naturally ,I chose the wrong food. They said “Pasta or beef stroganoff” I thought beef stroganoff, you know with noodles. mmmm. Nope. I got rice with some sliced beef gristle. I wound up making myself a lettuce sandwich.
Then ,an hour and a half before landing we got a “snack” . I was starving by then and what do we get ? A nice little tiny pizza covered with one of my most hated things, mushrooms. Of course I picked the mushrooms off the damn thing and ate it. Not to mention the entire bag of cashews I had eaten during the flight.
Once I got to Chicago, my youngest son was there to meet me for a 2 hour visit. I was shocked to see that it was only 47 degrees in Chicago. BRRR!! My next flight was from Chicago to Little rock. One of those dinky 3 seats across planes. We had a male steward and he also gave me a free drink. LOL I must have looked broke or something.
I finished the book I was reading and was landing in Little Rock before I knew it.
By the time I got my luggage my girlfriends were there to pick me up.
I jokingly told them “I’ve been drinking since noon ,your time.”
Then of course we had to happy hour together once we got to my house. They stayed until about 8:30 and I immediately went to bed. I was afraid I would sleep half the day after being up for about 26 hours (less my fetus nap) but nope, I was wide awake at 4:00 this morning.
I managed to scrounge up some coffee and sweet and low ,but no creamer any where in the house .I had to use a frozen diet chocolate pop for creamer. I had given away all the food before I left .It was sooooo nice to see my house. Everything looks so huge . LOL the dishwasher, the sinks ,just everything.
I had to go cancel our mail forwarding, go to jiffy lube and the grocery store. I was afraid I would have forgotten how to drive after not driving for 7 months. Luckily ,that wasn’t the case. Boy was it nice to see my truck too!
The cable man was here when I returned from those errands. That took forever and my vonage phone is still not working. But I have the internets and cable. So I’m good right now. I’ll worry about the phone when I’m not so tired.
My house has mouse poop all over the place ! It looks like they’ve been having a field day in here while I was gone.
I have a million things to do …..and I’m tired. Soooooo tired…….
I honestly can’t even think straight because I’m so tired. Hope I can get regulated back to normal time before I have to drive to Dallas.
My husband left here last Wednesday for a one day trip. He packed clothing for a one day trip. He did not bring a coat.
As of right now, he remains trapped in Sweden. The news keeps saying ferries and trains are running extra trips ect... What they don't say is, it's impossible to get through to any of them by phone or their websites.
I have no idea when or how he is going to get home.
I am supposed to leave for the US in 6 days. No idea if I'll be going anywhere either.
On the bright side ,at least he's not trapped in an airport with no luggage and a bunch of little kids. Some people are really suffering .
The whole thing is just maddening.
Yesterday I was going absolutely stir crazy so I took the bus to Fareham. Glad I did because I hit the jackpot at the thrift shop.
I got 6 new shirts .......
and a 45 pound pair of River Island jeans .......
and I paid a whopping 24 pounds for all of it. SCORE! ****************************************************************************
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Jamie said...
I loved every second of this video..I want to visit there, someday.
Hope this week is great! Hugs.. :)
Thanks Jamie. Due to the damn ash cloud this week has not gone as planned :(
Anonymous said...
Loved the video! I'm surprised hubby let you post his pictures! You look absolutely beautiful! Coat looks very nice! I liked the dog. The picture of bikes all grouped up, how could a person ever get his own out of that jumble! Aj
Thanks. Naturally, I think I look hideous. I had to force myself not to delete the pics of me. They pass bikes down through generations. Some of those bikes are 50 years old. I don’t know how anyone would find theirs in that mess.
Golden To Silver Val said...
Thank you, thank you, thank you for these beautiful pictures. I feel almost like I was there! I agree, you look amazing....but I still love you as a blonde. LOL, I'm still shaking my head over the sidewalk urinals!! Is there something to wash hands with afterwards? Hmmmmm, I thought not. LOL
Ditto the blonde thing. LOL Actually ,NO there is no where to wash hands after using the urinals. I guess men were just going right out in the street (obviously not washing hands then either) so they put urinals right out in public. Very odd.
Vicki says said...
again dahlink you must post me the you tube site so i can go see the video.. but it sounded like you had a great time....yea! glad to hear it.....dave said they even have hash bars....or something like that....love me
I believe you mean the “coffee shops” which are pot smoking bars. No alcohol in them OR cigarette smoking .
Mary said...
Thanks for sharing your trip. The pictures are wonderful. Sidewalk urnials would be shocking in the states. Like Val, I wonder about washing hands.
I'm happy that you had a weekend with compatable real live people. Everyone looks happy. That makes me feel good for you.
Thanks Mary. It was a really nice trip. We need to do things like that more often !
Corie said...
LOVEing the chocolate penis's on display. What great pictures all around. Thanks for sharing! I want to go now too!!! I'm so glad you got out of the house and had an adventure.
ps....you look fab!
Thanks. You can not tell in the pictures but they also had chocolate boobs ,butts and vaginas.
Anonymous said...
Great pics! Thanks for all of em. I meant to tell you about the coffee houses. Go in and have a cup, breathe deeply, you don't even need a joint. The air is thick with it. Chocolate penises? What do you do with it if you buy one - suck on it like a popsicle? On the street? Dutch horses look amazingly like American horses. You didn't stay in Amster love enuf to do it justice - so you will just have to go back. G5
LoL G5 . I did not see anyone eating them out in the streets. Yeah, I wish we could have stayed longer.
SOUL said...
ok. admittedly, i am jealous. how often do i say that? phft. i am happy for you tho-- it does look like y'all had a really good time, and it would have been great to have an extra day or two.
i must say tho-- a few of those pix are quite disturbing. i don't think i need to tell you which of them i find to be such?
I know exactly which pics you are referring to. Isn’t that the grossest thing you’ve ever seen? Those were postcards. Can you imagine getting THAT in the mail?
Tina... said...
Tell me you got me a chocolate penis. And you didn't take photos of the skanky girls? Omg, out of that giant post all I got was penises and skanky girls...I need some love.
They won’t allow you to take pics of the hookers. I wish now that I had bought some of those damn penis’s .LOL I just don’t know how I would have got them home without melting .
HubbleSpacePaws said...
I've been following Skelly's progress for a while and saw your post. I just popped over to tell you that you raised a terrific son! Wesley's kind heart is an inspiration!
Now, off to read your post and meet you... looks like a wonderful trip!
Thank you! He is terrific , if I do say so myself :)
Anonymous said...
I agree with Hubblespacepaws! Aj
Thanks. Be sure and check out the latest on Skeletor .
Just unbelievable what bad shape he was in.
http://helpskeletor.blogspot.com/
Sandy said...
Nice job on the video!! Love the photos. Holland is on my to visit list....not this year but maybe next. Wish I could drive there!
I would go in the spring time !
Golden To Silver Val said...
Boy I bet you'll be glad to bring the kitties home!! (not to mention bringing YOU home too). Planes, Trains and Automobiles is my very favorite movie of all time. I bet I've watched it 20 times and it always makes me laugh out loud. The part where he's driving on the expressway at night and almost wrecks....their fingers making dents in the dashboard ...OMG...that whole scenario...I'm laughing right now thinking about it. Why can't they make good comedies like that nowadays. Good stuff!! I'm so glad you finally got to see it. LOLOLOLOL (THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS).
At this point ,no telling if MY flight will even be going. Ack!That was a great movie. I don’t usually buy dvd’s but I’m gonna buy that one . Hysterical :)
Anonymous said...
When will you get deposit back? Will hubby not keep apartment? Talking about funny movies, Cousin Vinny is my all time favorite.... the attorney that stutters cracks me up every time I watch it! You're coming back to beautiful weather! Aj
I was just meaning when ever it is that we move to a city. Because I refuse to spend another winter out in the flippen’ suburbs!
Forgive me for being soooo behind. I'm in frazzle mode.
I go home in a week or so and I'm trying to spring clean the house before I go .It only takes my husband about 2 days to trash the place ,so if it's clean when I leave we may still get our deposit back .
I made myself a 5 page list of work to do and talk about timing....what happens? My husband gets stuck in Copenhagen because Iceland had a damn volcano erupt. Several of the guys he works with are also trapped in Spain, Belgium, and Denmark. My man was supposed to come home Friday, then he would have had to fly to Sweden on Sunday. Well he couldn't come home, but he did manage to get a slow boat to Sweden. He will now be gone long enough for me to probably finish my entire list.
Let me see ...what else has been going on around here?
Oh, believe it or not ......I have become addicted to a night time soap about freakin' bikers. Yes, I'm ashamed to admit it but "Sons of anarchy" has sucked me into its biker-y clutches.
If you like crime stuff, this show is riveting. The young bikers are cute, (bad guys) yet loveable and you just thank God they're not YOUR son.
I'm stuck here with no car, obviously. Today the highlight of the day was doing my 3 loads of laundry.....which is an all day affair, me and my 3 hour washer and drying rack. yee haw!
Yesterday I got the kitchen, living room and downstairs bathroom spring cleaned. Part of that entailed taking the damn freezer apart because we have some kind of leak. Water leaks out the front onto the floor and then ice builds up so the bottom drawer gets stuck. It's a frost free fridge. Something is very wrong, but when I consulted Mr. Google it said it was probably a clogged drain hose. Well...no drain hose in sight. I give up. I just hope hubby fixes it before we get our asses sued off because the floor gets ruined.
I also had to unplug the phone (in the bathroom) to spring clean the bathroom. (What, you don't have a phone sitting on your damn bathroom floor?) Only the glamour of England. :)
Anyhow, It took me 2 days to figure out how to plug the phone back in. Naturally they had some secret safety shield that came down and hid the plug.
I myself am a total safety freak, but man, England takes the cake. lol
You can not even have an outlet in your bathroom here.
Tonight I watched "Planes, trains and automobiles" what a delightful movie. I just loved John Candy. If I ever saw the movie back in the day, I had no recollection of it. I was sitting there with 2 cats on my lap, laughing my ass off.
The other day I took the bus to Fareham just to hit all the thrift shops and didn’t find one single thing. :(
That's a lot of walking to do for nothing. It is funny though to see everyone out there in their summer clothes. I was wearing a coat and freezing. It might have been 50 degrees if not for the wind chill factor.
When I originally scheduled to go home for the summer, the plan was for the cats to stay here. Somehow, by the grace of God, the cats are getting to go home. Woo Hoo!
They'll be flying home the week after I do. This means I also get to go spend a few days with my sister. Usually when I go there, I’m driving a one way rental car at robbery prices. This time I will be able to go a couple days before the cats arrive, in my own truck. I can already taste the Texas Mexican food :)
Well, sorry that was so exciting. Wake up! wake up!
It is what it is. :)
Here's a couple of British commercials to reward you for your stamina.
This one reminds me of the time my oldest son wanted some RED rayban frames for his coke bottle glasses, he was 8 years old and he was stylin' .
We left about 8 A.M. on Friday morning; first we drove to Dover to catch the car ferry. The drive was fine as long as I didn’t look at the speedometer and see how fast we were going. On the way we saw rolling green hills, pine trees and in Dover, white cliffs. It looked a lot different than our part of England.
We had no idea what to expect on the ferry. I’ve been on the ferry in Seattle. This was a huge ferry .Busses and semi trucks even got on there. We had paid extra for priority loading. Meaning we were one of the first cars on and off the ferry. So we park and go up the stairs. You could tell it was a pretty old boat. The life boats were probably rusted into place. I think the ferry was 9 stories high. It had bars, restaurants, a duty free shop, a food court and a smoking area (woot!) We were starving by the time we got to the food court and I was hoping for something good. But what do we see?
Fish and chips, curry, baked beans and baked potatoes. Gah! I wound up with some crappy frozen French fries errr. .chips.
Once we got to Calais, France that’s where we continued our journey, I was hoping to see some exciting picture worthy sights on the rest of our drive. What did I see? Plowed fields and farm country. Hours worth .The roadside trees mostly blocked the view of the fields. I also saw plenty of graffiti; it was on nearly every over pass.
It was still light out when we arrived in Amsterdam. The second you hit the city, there are bikes every where .More bikes than you could imagine. No one wears bike helmets either, not even the little kids. The city is just packed with people .It seemed so “alive” .
Thanks to our good ole Garmen we had no trouble finding K and C’s apartment. And what an apartment it was. They had an awesome patio with glass doors that folded open, accordion style, transforming it to either an open balcony or a conservatory (glass room) Their apartment was right in the city, one could sit and watch people all day and never get bored. We were greeted with cocktails and a delicious dinner of lasagne and salad .K and C are just lovely people. K, like my husband travels all the time for work. C is in the same boat as I am. We all sat around talking and laughing until it was nearly 2 in the morning.
They had a list already prepared full of things to see and do the next day. I could barely drag my spouse out of bed the next morning. (old people ) lol
The first thing we did was walk down to the market. It’s a street market going on for blocks and blocks. I could have bought some clog shaped slippers, raw chicken feet, a giant wheel of cheese, or some chocolate penis’s.
Next we hopped on the tram (cable car) down to where the canal cruises start. Once we got on the canal boat my spouse informs me that he did not bring his camera. The tour was cool but I was wishing it was more into spring time, the trees were still naked and very few flowers were blooming. We cruised down several canals and even past Anne Franks house. Every where you looked were bikes, bikes and more bikes. The city was just teaming with life.
After the canal cruise we set off to find a place for lunch. We found a little restaurant, with a little menu. There is no danger of being over fed here. I ordered the filet. It came with a bowl of chips and about a teaspoon of salad. (we would have thought it was a garnish) When I stepped outside to smoke I saw a Mexican place right across the street .Gah! How I would loved to have found that place first.
Next we walked through a pedestrian shopping area. There are just miles and miles of pedestrian streets and little ally ways full of shops. There were so many people walking in one big crowd, at times you could not take a full step forward .This is why it really would be very easy for pick pockets to be successful. I was trying to find a cute (yet cheap) pair of boots so the only stores I went into were shoe stores. No luck though. However there were lots of cowboy boots in the shops. Oddly, I did not see any one wearing them on the streets.
We saw these big urinals right out in public. Also saw girls riding side saddle on the backs of bikes. C and I went to the coffee shop. It was packed with mostly young people, just sitting there rolling joints on the tables and at the bar. Apparently this was the coffee shop that was on the movie Oceans 12 .they had a picture of George Clooney on the wall. We did not stick around, nor did we buy anything. I just wanted to see what it looked like.
By this time my camera batteries were dying and hubby did not bring his camera. Ack! We took a break and had some coffee alfresco. The coffee was delicious but they serve you a little tiny cup of coffee. No refills either.
Off we went to the Van Gogh museum. The man was obviously nuts. My guess is schizophrenic .Some of his art was so dark and depressing I wouldn’t even want it on my walls.
Next we walked to the red light district. I really did not know what to expect .You walk by these windows and there are girls in skimpy bikinis .Most of them were sitting on some ratty barstool, bored to death, talking on their cell phones. It was broad daylight and none of it looked too pretty. The girls were nothing special, One looked about 12, One had stretch marks shining in the sunlight. The window settings themselves made me think that if I were to go inside, I would find shag carpeting and a waterbed. All in all, it was pathetic and I pity those poor girls.
We had dinner reservations for later that night. We had time to go back to their apartment for happy hour. I had over packed like crazy because I had no idea if we’d be getting dressed up to go out or what. Luckily we stayed casual. No miserable dress clothes for me. Lol
We walked over to the restaurant, and oh how I wish WE lived in a city. Again, no danger of being over fed. Since I had eaten a steak for lunch, I ordered a chicken salad. It was really a bowl of greens with a couple bites of chicken and 3 shavings of cheese. I was so hungry I think I ate 3 pieces of buttered bread. I was still starving. Everyone else’s food was piled up gourmet style .Huge plate, very little food. :)
I was all excited about what we would see the next day, until Hubby reminded me that we had to leave at 9 A.M. to get to our ferry in France.
Damn. I had totally forgotten about that. I wish we could have stayed longer.
We really had a wonderful time. Thank you again K and C !!
It must have been 60 degrees. The people on the street were out in droves, dressed like it was the height of summer.
We leave for Amsterdam in the morning and I have a million things to do (besides cook dinner) ALSO..... if you were expecting me to call you, our vonage phone is out of order. Sorry. My spouse is still working (it's nearly 7 p.m. so I doubt if he'll be fixing it until we get back from our trip.
so with out further ado.......presenting Fashions from the streets of Fareham, England
(remember click on the pics to make them big)
Pink shirt, pink hair and skinney jeans....Yes, it's a dude.
Busy town
Look at the cute helmet on the cop
Spikes are cool man
Spring Is slowly a' springin'
Have a great weekend ya'll !
I hope our trip is good. I've already overpacked beacuse I have no idea what clothes to bring.
Yesterday, I was very homesick for the days when my kids were little .Easter was such a joy back then.
Except for this one :
Picture it ,Grand JunctionColorado ,a couple weeks before Easter 1982.
I was 7 months pregnant with my second son Ian. My oldest was not yet two. We were dirt poor and living in this motel type apartment. The night before ,we had gone to the drive in movie and had spent the night at my husbands’ sisters’ trailer. My husband ,Robert had to get up and go to work at the crack of dawn so Wes and I were left there to spend the day with Freddie (the sister),
I woke up sick as a dog. I was well beyond the morning sickness stage of pregnancy. All day long the vomiting was so bad that every few minutes I was violently puking up the saliva I had swallowed. By the time Robert got off work and arrived to pick us up I knew something was seriously wrong with me.
We wound up in the emergency room for 10 hours before they finally figured out that I had appendicitis. Next question, which they did not bother to hide from me “ How do we remove the appendix of a seven month pregnant woman?”
What they wound up doing was putting this huge wedge under one side of me so the baby would flow to the other side and hopefully stay there for the surgery. Instead of the customary 2 or 3 inch incision, mine was about a foot long ,all the way across my huge stomach. They also feared that the surgery would cause me to go into labor.
Unsure if I would ever be waking up ……I succumbed to the aesthesia
I woke up to the sound of screaming newborns right in the same room with me. Yes I was on the maternity floor. However, the screaming babies were not my own. . I felt like someone had taken out all my insides, beat them up with a baseball bat and threw them back inside. I thought I would surely die from the pain. In spite of my advanced pregnancy, I was mercifully given Demerol shots round the clock.
Meanwhile my baby Wes was at the mercy of my completely incompetent husband and is left with Freddie during the day. They had no idea how long I would be in the hospital so my mother sends my little sister Soul out from California, on a Greyhound bus to take care of Wes. I think Soul is about 16 at the time. Nope she was 15 because I was the ripe old age of 19.
Her bus shows up in the middle of the night, and naturally there is no Robert there to pick her up. He had passed out and totally forgotten about her.
She will have to fill in her own events here because the only other thing I recall thru my Demoral induced haze, is that at some point Robert also locked her out of the house. Freddie took Wes to see the Easter bunny .Two weeks later, I was still in the hospital. The next day was Easter and I begged them to let me go home to my baby.
Reluctantly, they did. Oh Lord, I needed to be there for my son but physically I was SOO not ready to be out of my hospital bed. My early labor never happened. For the rest of my pregnancy I could not even stand upright. I had to walk bent over like an old woman.
Two weeks after my due date Ian finally arrived. Perfectly healthy, in spite of “our” surgery.
This is going to be one LONGGG weekend. Everything is closed and hubby is still hogging up all the band width. (?)
** When you looked at yourself in the mirror today, what was the first thing you thought?
I look just like I did when I was 12 in this dark bathroom (the light broke a few months ago)
** How much cash do you have on you? –
15 pounds
** What’s a word that rhymes with DOOR? –
Whore :)
** Favorite planet? –
Earth
**Who is the 4th person on your missed call list on your cell phone? –
There’s only one person on there, my spouse
** Do you label yourself? –
Crazy cat lady
** Name the brand of the shoes you’re currently wearing? –
None .I’m wearing some ratty lookin’ white socks
** What were you doing at midnight last night? –
Sleeping like an old lady. Duh.
** What did your last text message you received on your cell say? –
Probably some junk mail from my cell phone company
** What's a word that you say a lot? –
Man
** Last furry thing you touched?-
Cavuto
** How many drugs have you done in the last three days? –
Thyroid pills,Alli and Effexor
** Your worst enemy? –
Myself. I don’t have any enemies.
** What is your current desktop picture? –
A picture of my kids
** What was the last thing you said to someone? –
The dining room light is burned out (to my spouse)
** If you had to choose between a million bucks or to be able to fly what would it be? –
Show me the money baby!You think I want to fly around out in the wind? Um ,NO!
** Do you like someone? –
Yeah lots of some ones
** The last song you listened to? –
All the single ladies (on the news)
** Where did you live in 1987? –
Either Colorado or Arkansas …I can’t even remember
** Are you jealous of anyone? –
Nope
** Is anyone jealous of you? –
I seriously doubt it
** Where were you when 9/11 happened? –I was at home when the first plane hit. My son called me and he had heard it on the radio. I went in to work that day and they had planned a belated surprise party for my getting married that summer. There were roses on my desk and everything. Well that little party quickly went to hell in a hand bag. Instead, we all stood glued to a fuzzy little black and white TV.
** What do you do when vending machines steal your money? –
Get enraged. Especially if I was really hungry or thirsty
** Do you consider yourself kind? –
Yes I do .Some people may not get my sense of humor though.
** If you had to get a tattoo, where would it be? –
Right over the top of the ugly one I currently have on my shoulder.
** Would you move for the person you loved? –
Do you see where I am? I guess that’s a yes.
** Are you touchy feely? –
No but I can hug people occasionally
** What’s your life motto? –
Nothing’s free and nothing’s fair. So don’t expect it to be.
And This too shall pass.
** Name three things that you have on you at all times? –
Cigarettes, cell phone, reading glasses
** What’s your favorite town/city? –
Seattle
** What was the last thing you paid for with cash? –
Bus fare
** Can you change the oil on a car? –
NO! I suppose if my life depended on it I would figure it out.
** Your first love: what is the last thing you heard about him/her? –
My first love is no longer among the living.
** How far back do you know about your ancestry? –
Probably 5 generations back
** The last time you dressed fancy, what did you wear and why did you dress fancy? –
I wore a long taupe dress that was too flippen tight, at my sons wedding. I couldn’t wait to get that thing off .I changed for the reception into a less miserable dress.
** Does anything hurt on your body right now? –
Surprisingly no. But my hands are freezing and numb.
** Have you been burned by love? –
Incinerated
** Have you ever licked the back of a CD to try to get it to work? –
Gross, no! I never heard of doing such a thing.
** What's the largest age difference between yourself and someone you’ve dated? –
My spouse, he’s 9 years older than me. He hates my music.
** Were you popular in high school? –
If by popular, you mean all the pot heads were the only people that were nice to me then, yeah .I was always the new kid. No one even knew who I was.We moved about every 3 or 4 months.
** Have you ever been on a blind date? –
Yes, about a thousand years ago.
** Do you have any friends that you've known for 10 years or more?? –
A few.If I've kept them that long it means I really love them :)
** By what age would you like to be married? –
Too late .Been married most of my adult life.
** Does the number of people a person's slept with affect your view of them? –
It doesn’t usually come up. not, unless I was going to sleep with them. Otherwise I couldn’t care less. Well, that's not true, I may give them a lecture. LOL
** When you eat out, are you a good tipper? –
Yes .Ex waitress , I usually pre-bus my own table too.
** What's the most you have spent for a haircut? –
About 35 bucks.They always ruin it no matter what the cost.
** Have you ever peed in public? –
Many, many times. I won’t say where .
** What would your last meal be before getting executed? –
Chilli con queso, fried potatos, chicken fried steak and gravy ,some fried squash, some fried okra and a crème filled chocolate donut.
** Do you have any phobias? –
Plenty! Heights, bugs, snakes, murderers, burglars, public speaking, fire, overflowing toilets, I could go on all day.
** What are your plans for the future? –
The immediate future, I’m going home. I’m going to drive my truck to all the stores and shop ‘til I drop. I’m going out to eat Mexican food. I’m going to bask in the sun.
** Do you walk around the house naked?-
Hell no! That’s a sight even I can’t handle.
** Would you rather be blind or deaf? –
Either would be awful but I guess I’d go with deaf.
** Do you have any special talents? –
Unless you count cat whisperer, then no.
** What do you do as soon as you walk in the house? –
Put down my stuff and remove coat,hat,scarf and gloves. Usually while cussing about having to wear coat,hat,scarf and gloves.
** Do you like horror or comedy? –
Comedy
** If you weren't straight, what person of the same sex would you date? –
Can’t think of one chick I would date.
** If you could date any celebrity past or present, who would it be? –
Dennis Quaid
** What did you dream last night? –
I can’t remember but I woke up talking in my sleep.
