1. What is your favorite Mexican dish?
I’m your typical Tacos girl.
2. When you were a kid, did you get started on your homework right away after school, or did you procrastinate?
Oh I am a life long procrastinator!
3. What is your favorite store for home furnishings?
I don’t think I have one. I have just purchased what I liked, wherever that may be.
4. When you were young, did you like school lunches?
Oh yeah, for sure. Many people cringed at American Chop Suey, or Friday Fish Sticks, but I loved them.
5. Is religion a crutch?
I wouldn’t say it was a crutch. However, my faith gives me strength and courage.
6. In your region, what is the “big” (most popular in the community or state) high school sport?
Football. Sadly we don’t have enough kids in our local High School to have a team.
7. Do you consider yourself rich?
Monetarily no. But I am rich in all the ways it counts. I am loved by my hubby, family and friends, I have food to eat, a warm place to sleep, and four dogs to snuggle with!
8. Which of these would you have the best chance for success in administering:
A) CPR. I do know CPR
B) Heimlich Maneuver. I also know the Heimlich Maneuver.
C) Changing a flat tire. Forget about that. I would call AAA!
9. Which dance would you prefer to learn & why:
A) Salsa. For fun and exercise!
B) Hip Hop
C) Waltz. Because it is beautiful!
D) Swing
10. What’s the worst news you’ve ever delivered to someone?
That my daughter had passed away.
11. Name something you learned in college that had nothing to do with classes or academics.
I never attended college. But in life in general, it has been the ability to get along with other people.
12. New variation on an old question: If there’s a song in your head that just won’t get out, what is your favorite (or most repeated) line in that song?
Usually it’s the refrain. The paragraph that is repeated over and over again.
What an interview ! I also love tacos and never attended college, nevertheless I learned 3 languages and a lot more which life teaches you much better !
Nr. 10 – Nothing could be harder than that!!
I like your answer to Nr. 7.
OH I hated school lunches at least in Elementary school. Lumpy potatoes, gooey gravy over something that smelled bad. I ate PBJ everyday in second grade. They must have improved the lunches when you got to school.
Love YOU, Mel
I cannot imagine the pain of losing your child. I’m so sorry.
I’d forgotten about American Chop Suey — can you believe the things we were willing to try back then? Ha ha…
must be a family thing…Larry ate PBJ forever LOL! (((MB)))
Tacos are GOOD! I like them better at home though than out. Today I’ve heard waaaaaay too much about Mexican food and I’m going out for Mexican lunch! I just GOTTA!
I never had American Chop Suey… what IS that? I do remember Friday fish sticks… even back then I loved fish! I wouldn’t eat a fish stick now if ya paid me! I have become a fish stick SNOB! LOL!
Oh so sorry about your daughter.
Our schools didn’t play football. Actually high school sports aren’t big at all here. I mean, some of the parents might come watch but that’s it.
I can’t imagine anything harder than #10.
Fish stick Fridays-forgot about that!
So enjoyed reading your answers. I am so sorry about your daughter.
Mmmm… we had Mexican food today too, up in the White Mountains. I’m SO sorry we weren’t able to get together this month, I’d been counting on this week and then Jay surprised me by booking us into an inn up in North Conway. I had no idea, what a surprise. I definitely owe you lunch next year, and let’s book it in advance before the hordes descend on me! I have no idea how an entire month could just vanish like that, it seemed like such a long time and then poof, it was gone!