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Location: Scott County, Tennessee/by way of Detroit
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day's Neighborly Questions:
Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset? WE HAVE THE MOST AMAZING SUNSETS HERE FROM OUR HILL....
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons? NATASHA AND BORIS
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage? YES..ME ....
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? BAKERY...I'D EAT ALL THE PROFITS
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? TAKE A PICTURE...IT LASTS LONGER
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them. ALL THE TIME....
Foodie Questions:
Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods? YES
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not....MEAT AND BEET
Today's Bookish Quote:
"I have this theory that it is the dream of most educated people to own or work in a bookstore."
~ Megan Coughlin, author
Today’s Word:
lea [lee, ley] Also, ley.
noun:" a tract of open ground, especially grassland; meadow.
adjective: untilled; fallow.
Origin: before 900; Middle English lege, lei, Old English leah;
cognate with Old High German loh, dialectal Dutch loo (as in Waterloo), akin to Latin lucus
Today Includes:
Bundt Cake Day
Great American Smokeout, quitting tobacco
Rocky and Bullwinkle Day
This Week Includes:
Book Awards Week
Global Entrepreneurship Week
Today's Nostalgia Picture:
"Fish in a dish" with relish.
That's what was on the menu when a mom and her teens sat down to dinner, 1940 Utah.
Today's Neighborly Questions: Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset?
No.
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons?
I watched the reruns sometimes but not a lot. I don't remember details.
Here's fun fact, though: June Foray who provided the voice for Rocky also voiced Talky Tina, the killer doll on The Twilight Zone.
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage?
I don't know.
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for?
Something with animation or design.
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them?
I can't speak for others, but I don't really say anything. If it's a shady looking man staring I let him know with a look that I'm watching him too and he'd better not try anything. If it's a child, I start laughing which causes them to stare more to which I laugh harder. If their parents aren't looking, I'll ham it up more.
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them.
Yes, I guess, but I can't think of specifics.
Foodie Questions: Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods?
Sometimes.
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not:
It's Thursday in eastern Canada. That's close enough for me! So here are . . .
Today's Neighborly Questions: Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset?
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons?
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage? Yes, I did back when I drove different vehicles at work. I couldn't remember what I was driving.
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? I think a jewelry store or bridal store would be a fun place to work.
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? Take a picture, it will last longer.
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them. Yes
Foodie Questions: Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods? Yes, I eat almonds quite often.
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not: Ham - clam
Today's Bookish Quote: "I have this theory that it is the dream of most educated people to own or work in a bookstore."
~ Megan Coughlin, author
Today’s Word: lea [lee, ley] Also, ley.
noun:" a tract of open ground, especially grassland; meadow.
adjective: untilled; fallow.
Origin: before 900; Middle English lege, lei, Old English leah;
cognate with Old High German loh, dialectal Dutch loo (as in Waterloo), akin to Latin lucus
Today Includes: Bundt Cake Day
Great American Smokeout, quitting tobacco
Rocky and Bullwinkle Day
This Week Includes: Book Awards Week
Global Entrepreneurship Week
Today's Nostalgia Picture: "Fish in a dish" with relish.
That's what was on the menu when a mom and her teens sat down to dinner, 1940 Utah.
Today's Neighborly Questions:
Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset? I've only really done this while on vacation. The views from my place aren't very good.
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons? Never seen them, a bit before my time.
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage? I've done this before, but I've always found it after a reasonable amount of time.
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? A music store, obviously!
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? Not many people seem to pay attention here.
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them. Not really
Foodie Questions:
Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods? No
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not: Grape and Crepe
It's Thursday in eastern Canada. That's close enough for me! So here are . . .
Today's Neighborly Questions: Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset? sunset but not sunrise.
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons? yes! I love that cartoon!
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage? me. I've wandered many a parking lot looking for my car.
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? A book store because I love to read.
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? 'Take a picture it lasts longer'.
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them. sometimes. There's a reason people choose the friends they have.
Foodie Questions: Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods? Right now we like to snack on peanut butter filled pretzel bites.
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not:
Today's Neighborly Questions: Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset? Many sunsets but not so many sunrises -- I'm not a morning person.
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons? Sorry, don't know that one.
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage? Know anyone?! I've done it myself a couple of times!
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? Art gallery.
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? Can I help you?
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Not really.
Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods? I don't buy them but like them well enough.
Location: The Circle City. Sometimes NE of Bagdad.
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Today's Neighborly Questions:
Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset? Mostly sunsets because of our elevation.
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons? The conniving Boris and Natasha, Rocky, Bullwinkle and Dudly Doright.
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage? Guilty, found it right where I left it.
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? Disney in the Imagineering Dept.
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? Do I know you?
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them. Sure do, mostly work related oddballs.
Foodie Questions:
Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods? Yep
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not: beans and greens, custard and mustard.
[quote=bjh;41988556]It's Thursday in eastern Canada. That's close enough for me! So here are . . .
Today's Neighborly Questions: Do you ever sit out on your porch/balcony or at a window and watch the sunrise or sunset?
Sunsets yes but I don't do sunrise. I hated watching the sun come up at work.
What do you remember about the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoons?
Yes I do.
Have you known of anyone who "lost" their car in a parking lot or garage?
Doh It was freezing when I couldn't find my car when I was younger and my friend and I went back into the mall. I decided to check on this sectional sofa I had my eye on but couldn't afford until it went on sale as a floor model. Well it had that day and I bought it. Then I had to go out and find my car again in the frozen tundra parking lot.
What kind of business do you think looks like it would be fun to run or to work for? Work is a four letter word now.
What might (or did) someone say to anyone in public who stared at them? How are you?
Are you ever surprised by the friends or company some people keep? Details, if you have them.
Yes One of my friends is still married to her unemployed husband who was in the process of arranging a girlfriend hooker experience when she caught him. She works on a shift she's not cut out for to be home at night to hold his hand because he was feeling neglected when she worked afternoons. Who needs that mess? I try not to be judgmental when we're together but I've grown to disrespect him and now her too. She's miserably unhappy but has such a low self esteem that she refuses to divorce him. It's not my place to run her life but come on. We're supposed to hang out together next Saturday but I just don't want to. Foodie Questions: Do you eat sunflowers seeds, pistachios or similar snacky foods?
MMMM pistachios, pop corn, and those yogurt pretzels I just had for breakies. I love those cheddar sun chips too.
At least two foods that rhyme, whether they are normally eaten together or not:
Nuts and guts. MMMMM chicken livers.
Today's Bookish Quote: "I have this theory that it is the dream of most educated people to own or work in a bookstore."
~ Megan Coughlin, author
Yeah one size fits all Today’s Word: lea [lee, ley] Also, ley.
noun:" a tract of open ground, especially grassland; meadow.
adjective: untilled; fallow.
Origin: before 900; Middle English lege, lei, Old English leah;
cognate with Old High German loh, dialectal Dutch loo (as in Waterloo), akin to Latin lucus
Today Includes: Bundt Cake Day
Great American Smokeout, quitting tobacco
Rocky and Bullwinkle Day
This Week Includes: Book Awards Week
Global Entrepreneurship Week
Today's Nostalgia Picture: "Fish in a dish" with relish.
That's what was on the menu when a mom and her teens sat down to dinner, 1940 Utah.
US government photo, in the public domain
Relish your Thursday!
Thanks bjh. I love those old "Mayberry" photo's. We loved the new restaurant within walking distance to our house. It's adorable and the walk in the rain was fun. It's the little things.
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