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Good morning everyone
Happy Friday
Woo hoo 1 more day till the weekend !!!
It is a nice morning here in NE FL so before I head out to enjoy the "coolness" let me ask
Today's Question(s):
Which room in your home is:
The quietest ?
The Noisiest ?
Really messy or cluttered ?
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ?
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ?
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ?
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ?
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Oops I got "day confused" yesterday I thought it was the 22nd so yesterdays today stuff was actually today's So to be fair to the 21st here is thats days stuff
Today in History: 1879 - After 14 months of experimenting in Menlo Park, NJ, Thomas Alva Edison succeeded in producing a working prototype of the electric, incandescent lamp. It could burn for thirteen and a half hours. 1918 - Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 min 1925 - The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it had fined 29,620 people for (alcohol) prohibition violations. The fines totaled $5,000,000. 1959 - Guggenheim Museum, by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in N.Y.C. 1980 - The Phillies won their first World Series title. The Phils won the Series, 4 games to 2.
Word of the Day: crepuscular \ kri-PUS-kyuh-lur \ , adjective;
1. Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; dim.
2. (Zoology) Appearing or active at twilight
Today is:
Apple Day
Garbanzo Bean Day
National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day
Reptile Awareness Day
Babbling Day
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Have a great weekend everyone see you on Monday !!!
Today's Question(s): Yayyyy! I got me in the Polish position twice this week! That means I will buy some delicious kielbasa tomorrow!Yayy!
Which room in your home is: The quietest ? The bathroom. The Noisiest ? The living room during the day, bedroom at night. Really messy or cluttered ? ~~~~~
Bonus Question: Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ? Yes. I'm buying kielbasa and other things that I shall cook and eat. Plus the usual guitar playing, socializing and football Sunday tradition.
Extra Credit Question: Since I really hate TV, except for things like Leave It To Beaver and Andy Griffith and All in the Family and Seinfeld, let me change the TV related questions into something more applicable for me: Do you know what Karla got to eat and drink at the fooball game that she went to last Monday? Why, no....no, I do not! Funny you should ask, self....I've been trying to find out all freakin' week!
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ? 5 minutes ago. I pretty much babble with the best of them. A long time ago I even lived in a town called "Babylon".
******* Oops I got "day confused" yesterday I thought it was the 22nd so yesterdays today stuff was actually today's So to be fair to the 21st here is thats days stuff you're babbling, Karla! ......
Yestoday in History: .... 1879 - After 14 months of experimenting in Menlo Park, NJ, Thomas Alva Edison succeeded in producing a working prototype of the electric, incandescent lamp. It could burn for thirteen and a half hours. 1918 - Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 min A literary babbler. 1925 - The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it had fined 29,620 people for (alcohol) prohibition violations. The fines totaled $5,000,000. The government should pay back the families. 1959 - Guggenheim Museum, by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in N.Y.C. I'll pass on that. I'll be at the hot dog cart and the pizzeria while you go. 1980 - The Phillies won their first World Series title. The Phils won the Series, 4 games to 2. So what, big deal. And anyway, they "won the series" against who? 1979 - I had my first ham and swiss sandwich. It's also the year that I had my first Pepsi, having been a loyal Coca~Cola drinker prior to that. Coke is still the best, but I thank Pepsi for making Mountain Dew!
Word of the Day: crepuscular \ kri-PUS-kyuh-lur \ , adjective; 1. Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; dim. 2. (Zoology) Appearing or active at twilight I have liked that word since I was young. It's a cool word, like the word "estivation", which gets people bent out of shape.
Today is: Apple Day I like Royal Gala, followed by Fuji. Granny Smiths are cool, too. Garbanzo Bean Day Known as crapanzo bean, to me. BLECH! National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day Great for you! Reptile Awareness Day That's every day for me. Babbling Day This is every day for me, too.
Happy Friday, Happy weekend to all you people that are good! To hell with the ones that aren't good. What did you get to eat and drink at the NFL game, Karla?
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Which room in your home is:
The quietest ? Not a peep comes from any room that I'm not actually in
The Noisiest ? Right where I'm sitting now, computer keyboard clattering and TV burbling away.
Really messy or cluttered ? Nothing is really messy, but one of the spare bedrooms contains some boxes and bits and pieces belonging to my daughter - she's coming in a week or so to pick them up!
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ? Not especially.
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ? I'm still waiting for Brothers & Sisters season to start Downunder. No promos for it yet, so must be a way off yet.
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ? Haven't seen any returning favourites yet!
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ? I usually babble to the doctor, because I save up my niggly aches and pains till I have several. Then I trip over myself trying to explain them in the short time that's allotted for the appointment.
Which room in your home is: The quietest ? Normally the bedroom The Noisiest ? Living room Really messy or cluttered ? Had more things delivered yesterday so the entire house. I can deal with some clutter but even I'm going
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ? Not fun or exciting, but stop procrastinating and get this dang house organized (yeah, it's that bad lol)
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out - things air here later than in the States
Which of the new shows do you really like ? This one has probably already premiered up there, but an HBO mini-series called The Boardwalk or something like that with the mobsters of the 1920s
Not sure of any others because they haven't aired yet.
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ? No se, haven't seen the season premiers of my favs and I'M WAITING. Still ticked off though about a couple they cancelled.
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ? I'm always babbling about something
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Oops I got "day confused" yesterday I thought it was the 22nd so yesterdays today stuff was actually today's So to be fair to the 21st here is thats days stuff
Today in History: 1879 - After 14 months of experimenting in Menlo Park, NJ, Thomas Alva Edison succeeded in producing a working prototype of the electric, incandescent lamp. It could burn for thirteen and a half hours. 1918 - Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 minOMG and that would have been on one of the reaaaaaaal old manual typewriters. Holy cow that's fast. 1925 - The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it had fined 29,620 people for (alcohol) prohibition violations. The fines totaled $5,000,000. 1959 - Guggenheim Museum, by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in N.Y.C. 1980 - The Phillies won their first World Series title. The Phils won the Series, 4 games to 2.
Word of the Day: crepuscular \ kri-PUS-kyuh-lur \ , adjective;
1. Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; dim.
2. (Zoology) Appearing or active at twilight
Today is:
Apple Day Ringo day lol
Garbanzo Bean Day
National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day love cheesecake, but not sure about pumpkin
Reptile Awareness Day haven't seen any in a while
Babbling Day now I won't be the only one!
Have a great weekend everyone see you on Monday !!! You too, Karla!
Which room in your home is:
The quietest ?.........................my bedroom
The Noisiest ?.........................living room & kitchen
Really messy or cluttered ?......spare room
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ?
No, I woke up sick
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ?
&%*($ my Dad Says
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ?
Not so far
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ?
Yesterday at lunch with my Mother
Today is:
Apple Day.......................................I can take 'em or leave 'em
Garbanzo Bean Day...........................
National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day.......sounds kinda gross
Reptile Awareness Day......................ew, slimy
Babbling Day...................................I did enough of that yesterday
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Today's Question(s): Which room in your home is: The quietest? Every room except the rec room. The Noisiest? The rec room. This is where I spend 95% of my time, except when I'm sleeping. TV and PC are in there. Really messy or cluttered? My spare bedroom. I have a small 2-br house with very limited closet space, and the 2nd bedroom is used for storage only. It's pretty messy.
Bonus Question: Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend? Not sure yet. Hoping to catch up on lots of housework, though, and more leaf raking in the yard.
Extra Credit Question: Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out Which of the new shows do you really like? Gosh, I know there's one, and for the life of me, I can't think of it right now. Brain's not fully functional yet. I'm enjoying this season's The Apprentice. Even though I don't like Donald Trump, I find the premise of the show interesting, and I like that this season the contestants are down and out business people who are getting a second chance at success. Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing? Not really.
Just for Fun: When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something? I do this pretty often. I get carried away talking sometimes, and it probably comes across as babble to some folks.
Word of the Day: crepuscular \ kri-PUS-kyuh-lur \ , adjective;
1. Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; dim.
2. (Zoology) Appearing or active at twilight The deer around here are crepuscular. They're all over the place at dusk!
Today is:
Apple Day These are good.
Garbanzo Bean Day So are these.
National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day This is fantastic! I used to work with a lady who baked pumpkin cheesecakes and brought them in to the office during the fall months. I miss Carolyn!
Reptile Awareness Day I like reptiles!
Babbling Day Blah blah blah yadda yadda yadda blah blah blah....
[quote=KwaK;16355520]Good morning everyone
Happy Friday
Woo hoo 1 more day till the weekend !!!
It is a nice morning here in NE FL so before I head out to enjoy the "coolness" let me ask
Today's Question(s):
Which room in your home is:Right now the whole house is quiet.
The quietest ?
The Noisiest ?
Really messy or cluttered ? The enclosed porch because of my son's motorcycle parts and some crates he has. Thank God no one can see from the outside since we have blinds on the windows. He's sort of moved out again..it's a long story and he has "STUFF" here and at his friends place as well. What a PACK RAT!!
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ? No,but that could change.
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ? Blue Bloods
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ? Not really
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ?A couple of days ago.
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Oops I got "day confused" yesterday I thought it was the 22nd so yesterdays today stuff was actually today's So to be fair to the 21st here is thats days stuff
Today in History: 1879 - After 14 months of experimenting in Menlo Park, NJ, Thomas Alva Edison succeeded in producing a working prototype of the electric, incandescent lamp. It could burn for thirteen and a half hours. 1918 - Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 min - WOW!! 1925 - The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it had fined 29,620 people for (alcohol) prohibition violations. The fines totaled $5,000,000. 1959 - Guggenheim Museum, by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in N.Y.C. 1980 - The Phillies won their first World Series title. The Phils won the Series, 4 games to 2.
Word of the Day: crepuscular \ kri-PUS-kyuh-lur \ , adjective;
1. Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; dim.
2. (Zoology) Appearing or active at twilight
Today is:
Apple Day
Garbanzo Bean Day
National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day
Reptile Awareness Day
Babbling Day
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Have a great weekend everyone see you on Monday !!! Enjoy your weekend Karla.
It's Reptile Awareness Day. Ummm, okay.... so now that I'm aware of the reptile, what am I supposed to do about it?
Today's Question(s):
Which room in your home is:
The quietest ? The closets, I suppose
The Noisiest ? The kids' bedrooms
Really messy or cluttered ? That would also be the kids' bedrooms.
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ?
Yes, too many, in fact. We're trying to decide between a festival down on the National Mall, an airshow, and a big brewfest.
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ?
Outsourced
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ?
I'm getting burnt out on CSI. I think it's jumped the shark.
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ?
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Who me???? Never! Everything I say is brief and sparkling with wit. Not.
Which room in your home is: The quietest ? The master suite in this house is sound proof You can go in there and talk about the kids and they can't hear you. The Noisiest ? The kitchen/breakfast area. It has hardwood floors and nothing to absorb sound. Also has the garbage disposal, coffee grinder, dish washer and other noisy appliances. Really messy or cluttered ? The computer room
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ? NO
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ?
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ? What's new?
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ? About a week ago when trying to open one of those plastic encased items
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Oops I got "day confused" yesterday I thought it was the 22nd so yesterdays today stuff was actually today's So to be fair to the 21st here is thats days stuff
Today in History: 1879 - After 14 months of experimenting in Menlo Park, NJ, Thomas Alva Edison succeeded in producing a working prototype of the electric, incandescent lamp. It could burn for thirteen and a half hours. 1918 - Margaret Owen sets world typing speed record of 170 wpm for 1 min 1925 - The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it had fined 29,620 people for (alcohol) prohibition violations. The fines totaled $5,000,000. 1959 - Guggenheim Museum, by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in N.Y.C. 1980 - The Phillies won their first World Series title. The Phils won the Series, 4 games to 2.
Word of the Day: crepuscular \ kri-PUS-kyuh-lur \ , adjective;
1. Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; dim.
2. (Zoology) Appearing or active at twilight
Today is:
Apple Day
Garbanzo Bean Day
National Pumpkin Cheesecake Day
Reptile Awareness Day
Babbling Day
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Have a great weekend everyone see you on Monday !!![/quote]
Which room in your home is:
The quietest ?
The Noisiest ?
Really messy or cluttered ? They are all quiet, my dining table is the messiest, with my laptop, I seem to drop my purse here, water bottles, notebooks and the like.
Bonus Question:
Do you have any fun & exciting plans for the weekend ? No, working tomorrow, football Sunday.
Extra Credit Question:
Now that it has been a few weeks since the new TV season has started,lets find out
Which of the new shows do you really like ? House, Grey's
Any of your returning favorites been a little disappointing ? No not really.
Just for Fun:
When was the last time you found yourself "Babbling" about something ? Oh the other day with a friend!
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