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Friday Fill In's



1. Please don't tell me that I don't know how to sing - whether I can sing or whether I can't, I will do it anyway! It is so fun!

2. Can you really enjoy s-x in the morning? LOL! I couldn't resist.
3. The color blue makes me want to smile. It is my favorite.

4. I have a craving for sushi and hot tea.

5. If my life had a pause button, I pause it in 1997. My kids were all at a fun age, I would love my husband more, and I would make different choices in friendships.

6. Eyes are the mirror to the soul. I believe it. :)

7. And as for my weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to relaxing with my family, tomorrow my plans include shopping with my daughter and working on a scrap book and Sunday I want to attend a worship service, and relax. (it has been a long week!)


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pam said…
I haven't experimented with a lot of different kinds of sushi...but what I've had I LOVED.
Friday, February 06, 2009
Laura said…
I'm with Pam...sushi would be an acquired taste for me (If I ever tried to acquire it), but the tea--yeah!

Love you Liz.

Laura
Friday, February 06, 2009
Liz said…
Oh, I LOVE sushi...yum. I am not sure how I acquired the taste, started when I was on the coast. Thien (my son's girlfriend) has taught me how to make it and it is so good.
Friday, February 06, 2009
Anonymous said…
Loved your list...loving to get to know you better with each post. You always make me smile. (ahem...#2). I'm sorry that you have had such a long week; seems like that has been a common factor among many. Praying for you and hoping that you will have a refreshing weekend.
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Carol said…
Okay I'm cracking up at number 2. You make me laugh. I'm not so sure of the sushi thing, but I do love tea. I've got a shell fish allergy, and I'm never sure what is on the menu.

Hope you have a good relaxing weekend.

Love,
Carol
Saturday, February 07, 2009
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