Okay, here goes, my "meme" - which Erin quotes from Wikipedia as "a replicated bit of cultural information". That definition is still spinning in my head. I think my brain starts falling apart somewhere around 8:30. Remember when the night was just beginning at 8:30? I digress...
5 Things in my refrigerator:
1. milk
2. watermelon (a 4th of July must)
3. leftover barbeque'd chicken (Charlie is the best bar-b-que-r)
4. flour
5. pickle relish
5 things in my closet:
1. knitting projects
2. beach bag
3. cameras
4. stationary
5. shoes
5 things in my purse:
1. small notebook (because I couldn't be more forgetful)
2. hand lotion
3. Costco card!! (among others)
4. favorite pens and pencil
5. calculator (excellent child diversion in the grocery store)
5 things in my car:
1. bike
2. bike trailer (never know where the next exciting destination will be!, and we might have had a 4th of July parade with our cousins)
3. travel toys
4. binoculars
5. CDs
5 people to tag: (how 'bout one?)
1. Karen - you already did this in email form, but maybe you're interested??
Anna Karenina calls out to me. I must go find out how Anna reacts when Vronsky comes home from the elections. I know what happens in the end because I read the intro; why would they tell you that? One more tally on my vote against intros - although I do have a clearer understanding of what it's all about...
3 comments:
o.k. Sweetie, ya kinda lost me on this one...but the picture in your previous entry, well, you know the saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words." It is sooo cute!!! Can't wait to see you guys!
LOL okay, I think I understand just about everything except the flour in the refrigerator part!! Does that keep it free from bugs, or something?
Yeah, one of the baby-food-making books I used for my kids recommended it to keep the flour fresher longer, so that's where I keep it. Of course, she recommended keeping all kinds of stuff in the fridge, but that's the only thing I have room for...
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