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February 10, 2012

Physics, Dark Chocolate, Water Smells and Laundry

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Hilary at Feeling Beachie has a blog hop every Friday !!!  You know the drill!  Hop on over there and join up!  This week I get to co-host so some of the questions are mine!! Yippee!!!   Hang out with the cool kids and link up!

The statements are:

1.       I don’t understand ___ and probably never will

2.       I prefer ___ to ____

3.       My favorite smell is ______________because ___________________

4.       I suspect my neighbors of _________________

My Answers:

1.       I don’t understand Physics and probably never will.  After all —I am the one who took Physics for People Who Think They Don’t Like Physics in college where we only had essay tests.   How, you ask????  I don’t know.  Still don’t understand it.

2.       I prefer dark chocolate to milk chocolate.  

3.       My favorite smell is the ocean / lake smell because it just reminds me of good times.  When we were kids and driving to Lakeside, OH for our week there in June each year we would roll down the windows and smell the lake as we drove across the bridge.  Now granted it does not always smell so great but it signaled great times ahead.  I still do that when we drive there these days …..at 51 years of age it has not lost the appeal.  

4.       I suspect my neighbors of sneaking laundry into my house.  Where does it all come from?

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