Here are the questions to this week's Wednesday Hodgepodge. Answer on your own blog, then hop back here tomorrow to link answers with the rest of the world...the Hodgepodge section of it anyway.
1. When did you last sing happy birthday to someone? When were you last sung to? Does that embarrass you or do you enjoy being the center of attention on your special day?
2. Name a famous or 'infamous' person (living or deceased) who shares your birth day and month. Is that someone you'd like to meet in person if it were possible?
3. Someone hands you a box tied up in a lovely bow...what are you hoping to find inside?
4. What can you guarantee about yourself?
5. Talking art and beautiful cities here...'The Last Supper' in the Santa Maria della Grazie Abbey in Milan Italy or 'The Mona Lisa' in The Louvre, Paris...which would you most like to see up close and in person? Why?
6. Your favorite dessert?
7. This coming weekend marks the official start of autumn (in the Northern hemisphere)...what is something you do to get ready for fall? What is one thing you're looking forward to on your fall calendar? Spring or fall-which do you prefer?
8. Insert your own random thought here.
Thank you Joyce....see you tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI won't be able to link tomorrow, because I'll be on a plane headed north for a few days. I posted my answers today! Here is my page: http://tdorsaneo.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great Hodgepodge!! Love doing this!
Happy belated birthday - see you tomorrow. sandie
ReplyDeleteLove these questions, Joyce! Looking forward to tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteone of your questions, joyce, made me think of a funny time---when my son had his birthday a few years ago---we all celebrated in a local restuarant ---my son who was probably turning 30 --always likes to act like he doesn't want any attention--- --when the waiter was bringing his lit cake out to him---my son had escaped to the bar section, where he could smoke----well we, kids and all followed him into the bar, singing all the way- as all the other bar patrons stared directly at him---you could tell, he wished he had of stayed at the table and endured it ;)
ReplyDeletewell I always want the box to have great yarn inside
ReplyDeleteHappy belated Birthday to you,
ReplyDeletea very happy birthday to you.
Every day of the year, may you feel Jesus near.
A happy birthday to you, a happy birthday to you.
And the best one you ever had.
See you tomorrow.