Life As I Know It: One Word Answers

August 30, 2006

One Word Answers

I found this from one of my blogging buddies, Lindsey. It looks challenging!
YOU ... C A N ... O N L Y ... T Y P E ... O N E ... W O R D !
Not as easy as you might think...

1. Yourself: caring
2. Your bf/gf: funny
3. Your hair: straight
4. Your mother: opinionated
5. Your father: crafty
6. Your favorite item: house
7. Your dream last night: nothing
8. Your favorite drink: pepsi
9. Your dream car: black
10. The room you are in: empty
11. Your ex: bad
12. Your fear: death
13. Where you want to be in 10 years: rich
14. Who you hung out with today: girls
15. What you're not: organized
16. Your Best Friend: Chris
17. One of your wish list items: ring
18 was missing!!!
19. The last thing you did: email
20. What you are wearing: capris
21. Your favorite weather: fall
22. Your favorite book: vampires
23. The last thing you ate: hamburgers
24. Your life: hectic
25. Your mood: sleepy
26. Your body: sore
27. What are you thinking about right now: wedding
28. What are you doing at the moment: typing
29. Your summer schedule: crazy

2 comments:

Lindsey8/30/2006
Honestly Tasha I didn't know you were not organized...your pictures always look so clean and everything in its place! I can't tell at all! You must hide it well, like maybe in a back closet or somewhere. I'm guilty of that.
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Lindsay8/31/2006
Good answers... I am gonna have to try it!

I LOVE #13 heeheehee
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August 30, 2006

One Word Answers

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