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Know & Tell Friday: Random Stuff

Happy Friday!! Here's some fun hosted by Reese & Heather at Kicking it in Crazyville....

1. Which is worse: speaking to a large crowd or working under an impossible deadline? Definitely speaking to a large crowd--give me an impossible deadline any day over that!

2. Could you work with your best friend? Mmmm....maybe

3. Do you eat seafood? Definitely! LOVE it!!

4. What is the worst thing you have ever eaten? Maybe this terrible "dessert" in South Africa made from vermicelli--positively disgusting! I have issues with warm, mushy stuff anyway: such as, oatmeal, cream of wheat, etc...

5. Which would make you feel more appreciated by your DH / SO: bringing home flowers, doing a chore without being asked, or asking you on a “date”? I must say, doing a chore without being asked...although I do love flowers. He's great about the date thing though!

6. What is something fun you are going to do today? Finish packing for the beach!!! Woo Hoo!!!

7. What qualities you look for in a friend … in other words, what causes you to really “click” with someone? Great sense of humor, thoughtfulness, common interests/likes, kindness, to name a few....
Join in the fun...head over to Kicking it in Crazyville and check it out!
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Jodi said…
Have fun at the beach!!
August 1, 2008 at 12:17 PM
Heather and Reese said…
Loved your answers. Hm... a dessert made with vermicelli. Interesting!

Have a blast at the beach! Happy Friday!

~Reese
August 1, 2008 at 2:22 PM
Kayren said…
That dessert definitely sounds nasty, although I can do oatmeal. I'm surprised a girl from the South can't do Cream of Wheat! :)

I love the pics you've posted of the kids. I finally had a chance to browse through your blog since I've been out of the loop for a week, and it looks like you're having a wonderful summer.

Hope the beach is great!

Blessings~
Kayren
August 3, 2008 at 5:25 PM
Nancy said…
Great answers...these are always so much fun to read. I hate when I miss doing them...oh well, maybe this week. Hope you're enjoying the beach
August 7, 2008 at 10:10 AM
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