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Responses to Friend Makin’ Mondays: Randomly Getting to Know YouGood morning everyone...a few days late. :-)

1. Introduce yourself in under 10 words. Texan, and mom of 3.

2. How did you find Friend Makin Mondays? I don’t remember how I found Kenlie’s blog, but that’s how I found Friend Makin Monday.

3. Have you ever met any of your blog readers? I don’t have too many readers at the moment, so other than my best friend, no, I have not..

4. How many states have you visited? I won’t really include the ones from when I was little bitty because I honestly can’t remember the trips, just being told about them. I have been to Florida, New Mexico, Colorado, Massachusetts, Louisiana, Arkansas, and that’s all I can remember right now.

5. What did you have for lunch yesterday? Yogurt. I had dental work done on Tuesday and my mouth was still sore.

6. How many different places have you lived in? I was born and raised in Denison, Texas and now live in Richardson, Texas. I was in Kissimmee, Florida for 3 months while going to school, but can you really count that since I was in a dorm??

7. What’s your favorite color? GREEN, it has always been green. 

8. Do you have any pets? Three at the moment, a puppy my son brought home (I’ve been calling him Freddy, but my husband has different ideas), a schnauzer/terrier mix named Daisy and a Bichon named Beaux.

9. What would your ideal job be? I do enjoy baking and making things from scratch so that would be amazing, but I do enjoy being a legal assistant as well.

10. Do you have any tattoos? No, I do not.

Comments

  1. Your pups sound super cute, hope you get to keep the name you chose.
    Thanks for taking part

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