Four, Four, Four, Four Meme

I was tagged by Esther for this Meme.

A) Four places that I go to over and over:
Church
the Supermarket
the Hairdresser's
the Farmer's Market

B) Four people who e-mail me (regularly):
Esther
Marie
Leticia
Ebeth

C) My favorite 4 places to eat:
The Monterrey Mexican Restaurant
Bella Luna
Timberline Steakhouse and Grill
Bonefish Grill

D) Four places I would rather be right now:
On a vacation in anyone of the following places -
Hawaii
Australia/New Zealand
the Carribean Islands
Belize

E) Four people I think will respond:
Therese
Paul
Leticia
Ebeth

F) Four TV shows I watch all the time:
EWTN's The World Over
TCM's classic movies
Fox News
EWTN specials

G) Four words that best describe you:
generous
thoughtful
caring
introspective

H) Four favorite "old school" Hollywood Actors/Actressess:
Gregory Peck
Jimmy Stewart
Loretta Young
Sonja Hennie

I)Four favorite "old school" television game shows:
The Match Game
Jeopardy
Let's Make a Deal
The Price is Right

J)Four favorite "old school" television shows:
I Love Lucy
Father Knows Best
The Beverly Hillbillies
My Little Margie

K) List four things you liked best about Christmas when you were a child:
Singing carols
Jesus coming at Christmas
Santa coming on Christmas Eve
being an angel in the Christmas procession at Midnight Mass

L) List four things you liked best about Halloween when you were a child:
the costume
trick or treating
buying candy for the trick or treaters
eating candy and homemade popcorn balls

M) List four things you did not like about growing up:
being the middle child of five
having other kids make fun of my last name
being shy
getting up so early in the morning to go to school

N) List four events that impacted your life (can by anytime throughout your lifetime):
returning to my faith
meeting my dh
the death of my younger sister
Jill Stanek's talk in 2002

I am tagging those bloggers mentioned in Question E.
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Comments

  1. Therese6/30/08, 2:10 AM

    great meme Jean. I was just thinking yesterday that Monday would be a good day to look for meme's around the blogsphere. I don't have to look for one now since you tagged me.

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  2. Leticia6/30/08, 5:08 PM

    Sounds like fun, Jean, thanks for the tag.

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  3. Jean Heimann7/1/08, 12:46 AM

    Theresa & Leticia,


    I'm looking forward to reading both your repsonses.

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  4. Ebeth7/2/08, 1:04 PM

    Hey Jean!

    Thanks for the gag...err tag!! I will work on it right now!

    Love your new look!! Your blog that is. :)

    Hugs!
    Ebeth

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  5. Sarah Reinhard10/5/08, 11:09 AM

    I love how you changed it up, Jean. :)

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