1. What was/is your favorite live action (meaning not animated) kids movie?
Mary Poppins (with Bedknobs and Broomsticks a really close second).
2. What is a bad habit you have? Are you working on breaking it?
Not trying new things for fear I will do something wrong. Yup!
3. Describe your father in 3 words.
A hiking bookworm!
4. Which character in the Breakfast Club were you most like in the ’80s?
Allison (sort-of)
5. Name 5 songs you know ALL the lyrics to.
Amazing Grace, Wheels on the Bus, Silent Night, (probably an assortment of hymns and children songs)
6. Do you make pancakes from scratch or a box mix?
A box mix
7. What was your worst job ever? Why?
Babysitting for a real brat whose parents thought he was an angel.
8. What was your favorite class in high school?
Biology with Dr Hatch!!
9. Favorite summer guilty pleasure?
Lots of ice cream!!
10. Please share your best money saving tip!
Make big batches of favorite meals on the weekend, a great defense from ordering out during the week when you are too tired to cook.
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I'm so glad someone else remembers and loves Bedknobs and Broomsticks. we used to watch that all that time. my bed at the time had big posts on it, we used to pretend it was floating somewhere and going on adventures. haha :)
ReplyDelete7. Delusional parents are always the worst.
ReplyDelete8. Yay Bio!
10. Great tip!
Love those classic Disney movies like Mary Poppins!
ReplyDelete1. I just knew someone else would have a good answer to this question - I couldn't come up with anything good! I love both Mary Poppins and Bedknobs & Broomsticks - great answers!
ReplyDeleteits the Hot-n-Tots!! my dads favorite line and favorite movie! how did i forget that one?
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little I used to BEG my mom to rent Bedknobs and Broomsticks from the library. I LOVED it! And I found it on Netflix and have been meaning to get it, but keep forgetting!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a fan of the Make Ahead method. I do that a lot with our lunches... I'll make a big batch of something and package it into smaller tupperwares for our lunches. Saves lots of $$!
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