Pop Tart Mom Meme

Via Ukok's Place:

3 Things That Scare Me
pro-death politicians getting into office
Hillary Clinton's photograph
my own reflection in the mirror before I put on my make-up.

3 People That Make Me Laugh
my husband
my friend Marian
myself

3 Things I Love
my faith & prayer life
loving others and being loved
reading & writing


Things I Hate
driving in heavy traffic
loud, obnoxious behavior
scrubbing floors (hands & knees cleaning)


3 Things I Don’t Understand
Physics
Nuclear Science
Terrorism


3 Things On My Floor
My cat, Jazzy
my sandals
some boxes of papers that need to be filed.

3 Things I’m Doing Right Now
blogging (obviously)
yawning
thinking (or attempting to)

3 Things I Want to Do Someday
Travel to Lourdes and Fatima
Learn to play the piano
Write a bestseller

3 Things I Can Do
Cook almost anything
Write in almost any genre
Sing almost any style of music

3 Ways to Describe My Personality
funny, offbeat, and happy

3 Things I Cannot Do
Identify the names of all my husband's tools
Stand on my head or do the splits (Things I was able to do when I was younger.)
Use a chain saw

3 Things I Think You Should Listen To
The voice of God
Your spouse and your children
Ave Maria radio

3 Things I Think You Should Never Listen To
The voice of the evil one
pro-death politicians who say they are "Catholic" or "Christian"
the liberal media

3 Absolute Favorite Foods
Chocolate raspberry cheesecake
fresh organic vegetables
lobster

3 Things I’d Like to Learn
how to be patient
how to be more loving
how to be more Christ-like

3 Beverages I Drink Regularly
Ice Mountain bottled spring water
Kefir (plain or raspberry)
orange juice

3 Shows I Watch
The World Over (Raymond Arroyo)
old movies on TCM
The Abundant Life (with Johnette Benkovic)

3 Bloggers I Tag:
Barb
Esther
everyone else
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Comments

  1. EC Gefroh8/11/06, 11:14 AM

    Thanks Jean. I shall do my best :-)

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  2. ukok8/11/06, 5:48 PM

    Very good answers! What is Keifer?

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  3. Jean Heimann8/12/06, 12:29 AM

    Sorry for the mispelling. Kefir is cultured milk with healthy live & active probiotic cultures -- similar to yogurt. I drink organic kefir.

    Jean

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  4. Jean Heimann8/12/06, 12:32 AM

    Thanks, Deb. I corrected my spelling on that.

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  5. Jean Heimann8/12/06, 12:34 AM

    Esther,

    Would you please let me know when you post it? I love to compare answers.

    Thanks!
    Jean

    ReplyDelete

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