Award Time!


Thanks Esther, Leticia, and Alexandra for honoring me with this award!

As a recipient of this award, there are rules to follow. I have to answer the following questions with one word answers and one word only! Then I must pass it on to three others!

The questions are as follows:

1. Where is your cell phone? purse
2. Where is your significant other? chair
3. Your hair color? auburn
4. Your mother? Heaven
5. Your father? Heaven
6. Your favorite thing? Heaven
7. Your dream last night? blank
8. Your dream/goal? Lourdes
9. The room you're in? office
10. Your hobby? walking
11. Your fear? Hell
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years? here
13. Where were you last night? home
14. What you're not? patient
15. One of your wish-list items? laptop
16. Where you grew up? IL
17. The last thing you did? read
18. What are you wearing? clothes
19. Your TV? on
20. Your pet? sweet
21. Your computer? fine
22. Your mood? content
23. Missing someone? yes
24. Your car? teal
25. Something you're not wearing? shoes
26. Favorite store? Catholic
27. Your summer? hot
28. Love someone? yes
29. Your favorite color? turquoise
30. When is the last time you laughed? today
31. Last time you cried? blank

I nominate the following bloggers:

Here are the rules:

Display your award.

Link back to the person who gave you the award.

Nominate at least 3 other blogs.

Put links to those blogs on yours.

Leave a message on the blogs of the people you've nominated.

Enjoy your award!
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