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Today's Questions:
From where you are, what's something you see that is:
-Square or cubed? Computer speakers
-Round or oval? Clock
-Slanted or angled? Hmmm...can't see anything that fits that description. Doing today's Q's before my first class starts today, and unlike at home, there isn't a whole lot to see from my desk!
Hot tubs, yay or nay? Yay, with the way the weather has been, I could go for one.
Your favorite dinosaur(s)? When I was a kid I was really into dinosaurs. My favorite was the mighty T-Rex.
One (or more, if you like) entertainer(s) you consider to be "iconic"?
Any feathers in your home? If a feather duster counts! Otherwise, I don't believe there are any in the house.
Tell us any word, phrase or saying in a language other than English?
What does your answer to the above question mean in English? Me llamo...Means my name in Spanish
Did you know Winston Churchill's mum was an American?
---> Lady Randolph Churchill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Never knew that before
Foodie Questions:
Feel like a nut or not? Sometimes, although not today.
Fondue or fon-don't? Fon-don't!
Cinnamon roll or fruit-filled danish? Neither
Today's Questions:
[/u]From where you are, what's something you see that is:
-Square or cubed? my IPhone
-Round or oval? mug
-Slanted or angled?a star on the wall
Hot tubs, yay or nay?
Your favorite dinosaur(s)? T-Rex
One (or more, if you like) entertainer(s) you consider to be "iconic"? Rolling Stones, Aerosmith
Any feathers in your home? in a pillow
Tell us any word, phrase or saying in a language other than English?
What does your answer to the above question mean in English?
Foodie Questions: Feel like a nut or not? yeah often
Fondue or fon-don't? Sometimes I feel like a nut and sometimes I don't.
Cinnamon roll or fruit-filled danish? cinnamon roll
Today in History: 1511 St John's College, Cambridge, England, founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort
1867 US Senate ratified by a single vote a treaty with Russia for the purchase of Alaska
1965 1st indoor baseball game played at the Astrodome
1967 1st Boeing 737 made its maiden flight
1969 1st British-built Concorde made its maiden flight from Filton to RAF Fairford
2005 Prince Charles married Camilla Parker Bowles in a civil ceremony at Windsor
Today's Quote: "I'm just preparing my impromptu remarks."
~Winston Churchill, British statesman
Today’s Word: fen [fen] noun
1.low land covered wholly or partially with water; boggy land; a marsh
2.the Fens, a marshy region W and S of The Wash, in E England
Today Is: Cherish An Antique Day
Day of the Finnish Language
Gin & Tonic Day
Winston Churchill Day
This Week Includes: Bat Appreciation Week
Today's Nostalgia Picture: Not all Rosies were riveters. Women trainyard workers, 1943, Chicago. My grandmother was on in the early 1900's in Philadelphia.
US government photo, in the public domain
May your apples be free of worms as you go forth or stay put on this Thursday to do or not do whatever it is you do or don't do.
where ever you be let your wind go free for that is the thing that killed me....(on a tombstone)
From where I am, there's really not anything square or cubed, but there are a lot of rectangular shapes. Oh wait....the DVD rack, the dvds are all square!
Hot tubs are awesome but I wouldn't care to have one.
"Hay na an~mu" means what's your name, in Guamanian, if I remember correctly. After living there for 2 years I did pick up some of their vocab. :-)
Hey I'm a natural born nut, lol.
Cinnamon rolls yeah.
Happy Thursday everyone~~
Today's Questions: From where you are, what's something you see that is:
-Square or cubed? My picture of the alcohol dragster I help crew to a championship in 2001
-Round or oval? My coffee mug
-Slanted or angled? Lamp shade on the corner lamp
Hot tubs, yay or nay? For fun, not bathing with your spouse
Your favorite dinosaur(s)? Dead
One (or more, if you like) entertainer(s) you consider to be "iconic"? Tony Bennett
Any feathers in your home? NO
Tell us any word, phrase or saying in a language other than English? Socks. I can't spell it but S. O. C. K. S.
What does your answer to the above question mean in English? that the way it is.
Help yourself to a slice of pizza NYC <%) or CHI [%] style. Meanwhile, here are . . .
Today's Questions: From where you are, what's something you see that is: -Square or cubed? an empty Amazon shipping box -Round or oval? finger nail -Slanted or angled? bristles on the edge of the broom
Hot tubs, yay or nay? Yay - and maybe someday, I'll get to play - in one.
Your favorite dinosaur(s)? Pterodactyl - I'll bet they tasted just like chicken
One (or more, if you like) entertainer(s) you consider to be "iconic"? Wayne Newton comes to mind
Any feathers in your home? Yes, they keep popping out of my down-filled winter coat
Tell us any word, phrase or saying in a language other than English? Dunk je wel, or informally, bedankt
What does your answer to the above question mean in English? Thank You!
Fondue or fon-don't? Fondue, in the hot tub. bedankt!
Cinnamon roll or fruit-filled danish? Danish.
Today in History:
1511 St John's College, Cambridge, England, founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort
1867 US Senate ratified by a single vote a treaty with Russia for the purchase of Alaska
1965 1st indoor baseball game played at the Astrodome
1967 1st Boeing 737 made its maiden flight
1969 1st British-built Concorde made its maiden flight from Filton to RAF Fairford
2005 Prince Charles married Camilla Parker Bowles in a civil ceremony at Windsor
Today's Quote:
"I'm just preparing my impromptu remarks."
~Winston Churchill, British statesman
Today’s Word:
fen [fen] noun
1.low land covered wholly or partially with water; boggy land; a marsh
2.the Fens, a marshy region W and S of The Wash, in E England
Today Is:
Cherish An Antique Day
Day of the Finnish Language
Gin & Tonic Day
Winston Churchill Day
This Week Includes:
Bat Appreciation Week
Today's Nostalgia Picture:
Not all Rosies were riveters. Women trainyard workers, 1943, Chicago.
US government photo, in the public domain Great pic!
May your apples be free of worms as you go forth or stay put on this Thursday to do or not do whatever it is you do or don't do. Dunk je wel bjh!!
Tell us any word, phrase or saying in a language other than English? Socks. I can't spell it but S. O. C. K. S.
What does your answer to the above question mean in English? that the way it is.
It is Spanish, "Eso sà que es," and can mean "There it is." There's a joke of a customer going in to a store. He only speaks Spanish. He asks for socks, "calcetines." But the sales clerk doesn't understand and tries to sell shirts, jackets, ties, etc. Finally the customer sees socks for sale and says, "¡Eso sà que es!" The clerk says, "If you knew how to spell it, why didn't you say that in the first place?"
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Otherwise, I don't believe there are any in the house. 
