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Today's Question(s): There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family;
How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish.
Three
Bonus Question(s): One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
Never had it. I will check into Poutine when I go to Vancouver BC next week.
Just for Fun: It's not Halloween. Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear?
Today is: Chinese Language Day We have one last Fortune Cookie on the table--I will celebrate with it! International Cli-Fi Day National Cheddar Fries Day National Pot Smokers Day
There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family; 1.) One individual 2.) Five individuals 3.) Three individuals 4.) Three individuals 5.) Three individuals How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish.3 generations: my mom, my sisters, and one niece. I guess we're about to die out
Bonus Question(s): One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutinegotta go a piece for real poutine in the U.S. Or Canada, several variations - without real cheese curds- are nearer by though.
Just for Fun: It's not Halloween. Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear?
first to come to mind is wearing blue and sometimes slogans for autism awareness month in April.
Today's Question(s): There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family; 1.) One individual 2.) Five individuals 3.) Three individuals 4.) Three individuals 5.) Three individuals How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish.
1.) Two aunts in their 80s
2.) Me, four sibs and oh..... Eleven cousins
3.) Sibs and I had eight kids.... Cousins..... nine kids that I can think of.
4.) I have four grandchildren & one sister also has four grandchildren...... Of my cousins, I think only two have grandchildren.
Bonus Question(s): One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? Vermont borders Canada, so I could have some within a few hours drive. Not something I would order though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
Just for Fun: It's not Halloween. Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear? The only thing I can think of is that we, staff & kids, all have school t-shirts. We wear them on field trips; special community days.
Today’s Word: slithy Pronunciation: (SLY-thee) Meaning: adjective: Smooth and active; slimy; slithery. Etymology: Coined by Lewis Carroll in his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass. A blend of slimy + lithe.
Quote of the Day: "Acceptance and tolerance and forgiveness, those are life-altering lessons." ~ Jessica Lange ~
Welcome to another edition of Wednesday's questions! Relax for a moment and think about these Qs.
Today's Question(s):
There are currently five living generations in my (small-ish) family;
1.) One individual
2.) Five individuals
3.) Three individuals
4.) Three individuals
5.) Three individuals
How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish. as of this morning 2 generations and when more family members arrive then 3 or 4
Bonus Question(s):
One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
I only had it once in Quebec City and for me it is too heavy and yes there are places all over who serve it from Vancouver to Halifax
Just for Fun:
It's not Halloween.
Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear? I support my soccer team or hockey team by wearing the jersey that's all
Today in History:
Arts/Entertainment: 1992 All star concert in memory of Freddie Mercury held at Wembley Stadium
Birthday: 1949 Jessica Lange, American actress
Science/Technology: 1973 Canadian ANIK A2 becomes 1st commercial satellite in orbit
Sports: 1996 Chicago Bulls win record 72 games in a season
Today’s Word:
slithy
Pronunciation: (SLY-thee)
Meaning: adjective: Smooth and active; slimy; slithery.
Etymology: Coined by Lewis Carroll in his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass. A blend of slimy + lithe.
Today is:
Chinese Language Day
International Cli-Fi Day
National Cheddar Fries Day
National Pot Smokers Day
Quote of the Day:
"Acceptance and tolerance and forgiveness, those are life-altering lessons." ~ Jessica Lange ~
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There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family;
1.) One individual
2.) Five individuals
3.) Three individuals
4.) Three individuals
5.) Three individuals
How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish. Three I guess
Bonus Question(s):
One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? YES...USED TO LIVE ACROSS THE BORDER FROM WINDSOR ONTARIO...IT WAS A TREAT. .. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
Just for Fun:
It's not Halloween.
Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear? OK..LOOKS LIKE WE ARE THE DORKS OF CITY DATA..WE HAVE JERSEYS WE USED TO WEAR TO NHL AND MLB GAMES...WE ALWAYS DRESSED UP FOR OUR FRIENDS HALLOWEEN PARTIES WHICH WERE SO FUN...AND LATELY THE LITTLE GRANDSONS TEAM SOLD LARGER VERSIONS OF THEIR LITTLE LEAGUE SHIRTS TO MATCH THEIRS SO MY HUSBAND BOUGHT US BOTH ONE....WHICH WE WEAR TO HIS GAMES. ..
Welcome to another edition of Wednesday's questions! Relax for a moment and think about these Qs.
Today's Question(s): There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family; 1.) One individual 2.) Five individuals 3.) Three individuals 4.) Three individuals 5.) Three individuals How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish.. 4
Bonus Question(s): One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
No
Just for Fun: It's not Halloween. Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear? no
Today's Question(s):
There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family;
1.) One individual
2.) Five individuals
3.) Three individuals
4.) Three individuals
5.) Three individuals
How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish. Just three. There's me, my mother and father, and my mother's mother.
Bonus Question(s):
One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? Never even heard of it.
Just for Fun:
It's not Halloween.
Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear? Haven't worn a costume for any events in years. The last time was when I played in the youth soccer league 7 years ago.
Today's Question(s): There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family; 1.) One individual 2.) Five individuals 3.) Three individuals 4.) Three individuals 5.) Three individuals How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish. Just three generations (total of six individuals).
One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? Never had them. Would I find them in New Orleans?
Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear? Team colors for a Green Bay Packer game.
Welcome to another edition of Wednesday's questions! Relax for a moment and think about these Qs.
Today's Question(s): There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family; 1.) One individual 2.) Five individuals 3.) Three individuals 4.) Three individuals 5.) Three individuals How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish.
I only know of my brother and his daughter which he threw away at birth. I've never met her nor have I talked to me brother in over a decade.
Bonus Question(s): One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
I've never had it but I'm sure I could find it some where in Chicago.
Just for Fun: It's not Halloween. Everyday is Halloween in my mind. Inner child insists Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear?
Today in History: Arts/Entertainment: 1992 All star concert in memory of Freddie Mercury held at Wembley Stadium Birthday: 1949 Jessica Lange, American actress Science/Technology: 1973 Canadian ANIK A2 becomes 1st commercial satellite in orbit Sports: 1996 Chicago Bulls win record 72 games in a season
Today’s Word: slithy Pronunciation: (SLY-thee) Meaning: adjective: Smooth and active; slimy; slithery. Etymology: Coined by Lewis Carroll in his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass. A blend of slimy + lithe.
Today is: Chinese Language Day International Cli-Fi Day National Cheddar Fries Day National Pot Smokers Day
Quote of the Day: "Acceptance and tolerance and forgiveness, those are life-altering lessons." ~ Jessica Lange ~ Who wants to live every day with hate in their heart. Have a good day everyone!
Thanks Pat you too. Well the fish pond is gone and the little dry stream is in it's place. John made the most beautiful little bridge and I had to find a place for it some where in the yard. We're off to look for river rock soon, if I can move. Every inch of my body hurts right now. That was a heck of a huge job hauling all of that dirt.
[quote=PatsCats;43773786] Today's Question(s): There are curently five living generations in my (small-ish) family; 1.) One individual 2.) Five individuals 3.) Three individuals 4.) Three individuals 5.) Three individuals How many generations are currently living in your family? List them if you wish.
One, legally (myself), but I have a son who was adopted out and he has three sons and maybe they have children.
In my cousins' families two have seven and eight children apiece, and I totally lose track of how many grandchildren and grtgrands they have between them.
Bonus Question(s): One of the things on today's "Today Is" list is National Cheddar Fries Day. My Canadian friends will know what I'm talking about when I ask if you have ever had Poutine, or anything similar to it? Is there anywhere in your country where it is served, or would you have to travel far if you wanted some? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine
No
Just for Fun: It's not Halloween. Have you ever donned team colors for a sporting event, or a costume for an event that aligns with your interests (reenactments of medieval times, historic battles, comic book convention, etc.)? If so, what was the event, and what did you wear?
Never
Today’s Word: slithy Pronunciation: (SLY-thee) Meaning: adjective: Smooth and active; slimy; slithery. Etymology: Coined by Lewis Carroll in his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass. A blend of slimy + lithe.
Across the street from a friend's apt. in NYC in our neighborhood there used to be a clothing store called Slithy Toves.
Today is:
National Pot Smokers Day...I think that's every day.
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