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icbeckyc · Feb 2, 2007

Games I remember are HI-HO Cherry-o, Don't Break The Ice, Monopoly, and Life. Those were some of my favs.

Of course loved my Barbies, and I loved my Barbie Head that you could do the hair, and put on makeup. I had a Chrissy doll that could have long or short hair if you turned a knob on her back. Of course Barbie dated my brothers GI-Joe.

I had stuffed animals, but didn't love them like my daughter does.

edie19 · Feb 2, 2007

Colts

or Bears

Tumbleweed64 · Feb 2, 2007

Do you have an "Innie or an "Outie?

icbeckyc · Feb 5, 2007

edb19 said:
Colts or Bears

Well I didn't really pull for either. It was a good game though.

icbeckyc · Feb 5, 2007

Tumbleweed64 said:
Do you have an "Innie or an "Outie?

lol I have an innie.

edie19 · Feb 7, 2007

Are you artistic? If so, what is your strength (i.e. painting, sewing, carpentry)?

edie

icbeckyc · Feb 8, 2007

I am soo not artistic. When I worked for a preschool I would have to design my own bulliten boards and I would try to make it something the kids would go gaga over. Granted I managed to pull it off each month, but if I hadn't had assistants to help it would never work. I got the ideas and they made it work.lol

catofhope · Feb 9, 2007

What's your favorite(s) smilie?

edie19 · Feb 9, 2007

icbeckyc said:
I am soo not artistic. When I worked for a preschool I would have to design my own bulliten boards and I would try to make it something the kids would go gaga over. Granted I managed to pull it off each month, but if I hadn't had assistants to help it would never work. I got the ideas and they made it work.lol

Sounds like me - I can see things in my head but don't have the ability to make them reality.

I am learning how to knit though - enjoy that a lot

icbeckyc · Feb 9, 2007

edb19 said:
Sounds like me - I can see things in my head but don't have the ability to make them reality.

I am learning how to knit though - enjoy that a lot

My youngest has been working on figuring out the knitting thing. I find it amazing she has done as much with it as she has, tend to get frustrated with things. But she loves it. My granny tried to teach me to knit and gave up. lol

icbeckyc · Feb 9, 2007

fwm said:
What's your favorite(s) smilie?

My top 3 are

edie19 · Feb 11, 2007

Do you have Sunday dinner plans? I'll be making a penne pasta in a simple pomodoro sauce tossed with grape tomatoes, fresh basil and fresh mozzarella cheese. Maybe a nice glass of Pinot Noir or Sangviovese. Simple but yummy!!

edie

icbeckyc · Feb 13, 2007

edb19 said:
Do you have Sunday dinner plans? I'll be making a penne pasta in a simple pomodoro sauce tossed with grape tomatoes, fresh basil and fresh mozzarella cheese. Maybe a nice glass of Pinot Noir or Sangviovese. Simple but yummy!!

edie

Wow that sounds good. We usually have something nice on Sunday, but the 11 we went to the RV show. It had been a longlong weekend so we just orded in pizza. Everyone ate and rested.

edie19 · Feb 16, 2007

Do you have a favorite place that you'd like to retire to?

Personally, I'm narrowed down to Traverse City, Michigan or Asheville, North Carolina. Of course, I'd have to talk my church into moving with me - otherwise I stay where I am.

edie

edie19 · Feb 17, 2007

OK - now I don't mean this to be a morbid question, but . . . . assuming that all family members are safe, what one thing would you take with you if you had to evacuate your house in an emergency (i.e. housefire)?

(Since most people say photographs, assume they're ok and choose something else!)

edie

Macatee · Feb 17, 2007

Have you ever read the bible from cover to cover?

icbeckyc · Feb 18, 2007

edb19 said:
Do you have a favorite place that you'd like to retire to?

Personally, I'm narrowed down to Traverse City, Michigan or Asheville, North Carolina. Of course, I'd have to talk my church into moving with me - otherwise I stay where I am.

edie

We haven't thought to much but went camping once at Caddo Lake in Texas and it was beautiful. Would love to get a small place on the lake.

icbeckyc · Feb 18, 2007

edb19 said:
OK - now I don't mean this to be a morbid question, but . . . . assuming that all family members are safe, what one thing would you take with you if you had to evacuate your house in an emergency (i.e. housefire)?

(Since most people say photographs, assume they're ok and choose something else!)

edie

My grandma's bible.

icbeckyc · Feb 18, 2007

Macatee said:
Have you ever read the bible from cover to cover?

No I haven't somehow I always get distracted and go looking for something specific and then start reading from the new location. Some day I am going to get through the whole thing.

edie19 · Feb 18, 2007

icbeckyc said:
We haven't thought to much but went camping once at Caddo Lake in Texas and it was beautiful. Would love to get a small place on the lake.

I googled Caddo Lake - it looks amazing - just beautiful. I can see why it appeals to your family. I've never been to Texas, but my sister lived in New Orleans in the 80's & 90's - when we visited her we took a bayou tour - looks very similar. Sort of an eerie beauty.

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