Five things in my fridge:
- Barba Stathis salad starters (yes, I am too lazy to make my own tossed salad. But I will cut up the tomatoes, though)
- Salatfix Thousand Island dressing (well, duh)
- A&W Root Beer (another excellent find at Kosmas Delicatessen
- Jalapeno peppers
- a rotting cucumber, about a month old at this point
- ten million pairs of slip on house slippers, in black (I go through these suckers fast)
- 1 million mismatched socks
- a billion items of black clothing
- myriad cloth bags of various sizes, from places around the world
- t-shirts I never wear
Well, my purse is really, really small (about the size of a CD case, in fact, a CD case won't even fit in it) but I have managed to find really, really small items to pack it with.
- Two teeny tiny flashlights
- my cell phone
- my keys
- my identification
- a pen
Well, since it has been almost two years since we've used our car, I hardly remember what it is still in it. What I know is still in it:
- My raincoat (yea, real helpful in there)
- some old CDs (yea, not a good idea)
- a map
- a big huge brush to brush crap off the car
- ??????
- The Aurora Borealis
- Cornwall, England
- The hotel used in exterior shots for the Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks (the Salish lodge)
Bush impeachedcats and dogs getting along- The Egyptian pyramids, except I really don't want to go to Egypt
2 comments:
All I can say is better late than never young lady! so I can cross you off the list and go chase the others now!!
LOL
You're an old lady...please!!!
I love your answers, and thank you for doing the meme with us.
I dreamed of going to the Pyramids all my life, and it was a mixed experience. The pollution is horrible, it's hot as heck and only one pyramid is open if you're one of the lucky first 500 that day. If you're a presentable woman under 40 you've got cover your chest and your ass while crouching down and shimmying into the hole because wiley people grab you in the dark. But you know what, something about seeing it through the pollution for the first time and being there in peace is really quite something.
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