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Halloween is over. It was skeery. Let's recover with . . .
Today's Questions: Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not? Oh no, I am extremely hot-natured can't wear sweaters or turtlenecks
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate? Yes many times
-If so, can you give an example of where to where? From the upstate of SC to the coast of NC - 8 hour drive
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug?
No not a single person that I know of
Bonus Section: Have you ever been to a flea market? Yes I went just this past weekend to sell some items
If so, indoors or outdoors or both? I've been to both
Did you buy anything? no didn't look around, didn't want to spend the money I made
Did you eat anything? no not at the flea market
Foodie Questions: Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie? no
-Walking taco? nope
-Pudgy pie?
-Cornish pastie? no
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for? I don't care too much for it myself but they eat a lot of shrimp and grits around here
Just for fun: Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic: Oh so many, the people here seem to wait until you are really close to them and then they pull out in front of you, happened a couple days ago and it scared me to death. I try not to go into road rage mode though, that will get you shot these days
Today in History: 1817 The Bank of Montreal, Canada's oldest chartered bank, opened in Montreal
1838 The Times of India, world's largest circulated English language daily broadsheet newspaper founded in Bombay
1911 Chevrolet officially entered the automobile market in competition with Ford
1918 Poland declared its independence from Russia
1964 Washington D.C. residents able to vote in a presidential election for the first time
1973 NASA launched the Mariner 10 toward Mercury; March 29, 1974, it became 1st space probe to reach that planet
Today's Quote: "Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished."
~ Lao Tzu, ancient Chinese philosopher
Today’s Word: nib [nib] noun
1.the point of a pen
2.a point of anything, ex. a cutting tool with a diamond nib
Today's Questions: Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not? YES very Katherine Hepburnish.
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate? Yes
-If so, can you give an example of where to where? To Santa Fe. Makes for a longer trip, but prettier.
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug? No
Bonus Section: Have you ever been to a flea market? Yes
If so, indoors or outdoors or both? Both
Did you buy anything? No
Did you eat anything? Frito Pie
Foodie Questions: Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie? Y
-Walking taco? Y
-Pudgy pie? N
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for?
Just for fun: Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic: Me, driving my new car, in left lane on one way road. Chick turns INTO me lane from cross street. Apparently didn't know my road/lane was one way. Went around me, with approaching head on traffic, to turn into a TACO BELL. OMG I was furious.
Today's Questions:
Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not?
Don't wear sweaters anymore of any style.
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate?
-If so, can you give an example of where to where?
I spent some of my Spring and Fall in West Virginia this year. Was on several two lane highways where I pulled over to let people pass me. Also, there is a famous two lane highway, US 129, that runs between Florida and Tennessee. The part of it that runs over the North Carolina/Tennessee border is called Tail of The Dragon (for 318 curves in 11 miles). That part is bordered by The Great Smoky Mountains and Cherokee National Forest. When I was in North Carolina in 2015, I drove home to Tennessee on it.
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug? No
Bonus Section:
Have you ever been to a flea market? yes
If so, indoors or outdoors or both? outdoors
Did you buy anything? No, I hate shopping even in flea markets. I was dragged there by others.
Did you eat anything? Don't remember. It was decades ago like 1970s.
Foodie Questions:
Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie?
-Walking taco?
-Pudgy pie?
-Cornish pastie?
No
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for?
Corn dogs.
Just for fun:
Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic:
They don't put on their headlights when it's raining, snowing or especially when its foggy. Running lights aren't on in the back of the car. In the fog or snow you could be on someone's unlit dumb ass in a second. I used to say when I was still in the workforce that they should hire people to drive certain stretches of road when it's foggy, snowing or raining and just pull people over and issue tickets for driving without their headlights on. They would pay for themselves and give part time work to people plus they'd make a lot of money for county/local government.
Halloween is over. It was skeery. Let's recover with . . .
Today's Questions: Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not? Yes, keeps your neck warm.
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate? I'm sure we have.
-If so, can you give an example of where to where? Can't remember
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug? I was in a couple school plays.
Bonus Section: Have you ever been to a flea market? Yes. Many.
If so, indoors or outdoors or both? Both
Did you buy anything? Yes
Did you eat anything? Yes. Churros.
Foodie Questions: Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie?
-Walking taco?
-Pudgy pie?
-Cornish pastie?
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for? Fried chicken. Ravioli's. Giant pork sandwiches.
Just for fun: [b][b]Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic: too many to list!
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate?
-If so, can you give an example of where to where? Drove the Alaskan Highway which is almost all 2 lane
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug? I have been in a few plays
Bonus Section: Have you ever been to a flea market? Why would I go to a market to get fleas? Being a mutt I do my part and only have free range fleas.
If so, indoors or outdoors or both?
Did you buy anything?
Did you eat anything?
Foodie Questions: Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie?
-Walking taco? If my taco starts walking I am out of there.
-Pudgy pie?
-Cornish pasty? Use to eat them when I lived in Montana
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for? I don't think there is anything
Just for fun: Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic:
Some lady got into an argument with a pedestrian that she thought took too long to cross the street. While sill yelling she stepped on the gas and plowed into the car in front of her.
Been a rough week in the kygman household. My 94 year old dad passed away early Sunday morning. I was sitting with him when he took his last breath and was then standing with my mother who died 4 years ago. I'm going to try to get back in my routine.
Today's Questions:
Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not? Nope. Don't like anything on my neck like that. The turtles can keep it
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate? Would rather stay on 2 lanes for just a day trip. You can see more
-If so, can you give an example of where to where? I used to live 90 miles from where I am now. Like I said, there's a lot to see in between including an Amish community off the main road where we'd occasionally stop and buy things
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug? Not really. My brother andI were both in our senior plays but that was just to get out of a class a day. lol
Bonus Section:
Have you ever been to a flea market? Yup
If so, indoors or outdoors or both? Both
Did you buy anything? Sometimes we did
Did you eat anything? Sometimes
Foodie Questions:
Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie? Yup
-Walking taco? When I was a band parent we sold marching tacos, which is the same thing, but ours was also a Frito pie
-Pudgy pie? Nope
-Cornish pastie? Nope
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for? Pork burgers. LOVE them!!!
Nothing but ground pork, just like ground beef. A little salt, lemon pepper and a good sauce. Mmmmmm!
Just for fun:
Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic: Man in a pick up passed a car on the interstate. When he pulled back in the right lane he must have forgot he was pulling his boat. Car he was passing had to hit the brakes hard.
Halloween is over. It was skeery. Let's recover with . . .
Today's Questions: Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not?
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate?
-If so, can you give an example of where to where?
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug?
Bonus Section: Have you ever been to a flea market?
If so, indoors or outdoors or both?
Did you buy anything?
Did you eat anything?
Foodie Questions: Do you recognize/have you had:
-Frito pie?
-Walking taco?
-Pudgy pie?
-Cornish pastie?
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for?
Just for fun: Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic:
Today in History: 1817 The Bank of Montreal, Canada's oldest chartered bank, opened in Montreal
1838 The Times of India, world's largest circulated English language daily broadsheet newspaper founded in Bombay
1911 Chevrolet officially entered the automobile market in competition with Ford
1918 Poland declared its independence from Russia
1964 Washington D.C. residents able to vote in a presidential election for the first time
1973 NASA launched the Mariner 10 toward Mercury; March 29, 1974, it became 1st space probe to reach that planet
Today's Quote: "Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished."
~ Lao Tzu, ancient Chinese philosopher
Today’s Word: nib [nib] noun
1.the point of a pen
2.a point of anything, ex. a cutting tool with a diamond nib
Today's Questions: Turtleneck sweaters, why or why not? No. It's usually way to warm here to wear one.
Have you ever taken a road trip on two lane highways instead of the interstate? All the time. We are many miles from an interstate. -If so, can you give an example of where to where?
Even if it was just a school play, has anyone in your family ever been bitten by the acting bug? Not that I know of.
Bonus Section: Have you ever been to a flea market? Yes
If so, indoors or outdoors or both? Outdoors
Did you buy anything? I don't think so. It's been years and years.
Did you eat anything? Not that I remember
Foodie Questions: Do you recognize/have you had: -Frito pie? Yes -Walking taco? I had to look this up. Basically a very fast frito pie. No, I've never had one of these. But I have had a gazillion other tacos. -Pudgy pie? No -Cornish pasty? No
What's at least one sandwich or other handy food the region you live in is known for? Tacos, burritos, green chile cheeseburgers
Just for fun: Describe a dumb move you saw someone pull in traffic: Way to many to just pick one.
Thanks bjh for the questions. Yeah, Cubbies! Nicely done!
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