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One Word Meme

Okay, so although I am in the midst of your wedding recap--I can't write a post unless I am in the writing mood. And being I have written like 3 papers this week, I'm a little burnt out on being "wise with my words"....so I'm doing one of these--it's been awhile!

1. Where is your cell phone? table
2. Your hair? Brown
3. Your mother? compassionate
4. Your father? entertaining
5. Your favorite food? Seafood
6. Your dream last night? teeth
7. Your favorite drink? LimeyH20
8. Your dream/goal? Family
9. What room are you in? kitchen
10. Your hobby? running
11. Your fear? pain
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years? Lakes!
13. Where were you last night? home
14. Something that you aren’t? patient
15. Muffins? bran
16. Wish list item? endless
17. Where did you grow up? Dakota
18. Last thing you did? studied
19. What are you wearing? sweats
20. Your TV? boring
21. Your pets? NONEXISTENT
22. Friends? wonderful
23. Your life? exciting
24. Your mood? calm
25. Missing someone? Family
26. Vehicle? giant
27. Something you’re not wearing? makeup
28. Your favorite store? Loft
29. Your favorite color? green
30. When was the last time you laughed? hour
31. Last time you cried? dentist
32. Your best friend? husband
33. One place that I go to over and over? mountains
34. One person who emails me regularly? Lisa
35. Favorite place to eat? Sushi (Ra)

Comments

Marlys said…
Just one question - your reply to vehicle was "giant". Are you planning to have a really large family so you have to have a supersize van? Hmmm!?!
Abby said…
No, no, no--Oh Mom..you have misunderstood so deeply!

I refer to "vehicle" as *giant* because I am the world's worst driver some days. I feel as though my Grand Prix is more of a boat than a car.

If you only know how many curbs I hit during a given day......
Ryan doesn't let me drive with him in the car anymore. :)
Marlys said…
I was just kidding, Kiddo!
Chelsea said…
My favorite is "Dream - Teeth".. HA!

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