Share Your World 2014 Week 44

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Share Your World – 2014 Week 44

Here are this week’s questions from Cee and my answers:

What is your most vivid memory of the kitchen in your childhood?

The most vivid memory I have of our kitchen is the red and black indoor outdoor carpeting that covered the floor wall to wall when we first moved into the house. My mother decided to remove it herself and I remember it took us almost seven years to get  all the glue scraped off those floors.

As a child, who was your favorite relative?

Oh gosh that’s a hard one! I am assuming we are talking extended family, so I would have to say my father’s mother. She was probably the one I felt closest too. I remember being by her bedside the night she died and singing her the old hymns of the faith as she prepared to meet Jesus. She was the first person to quote John 3:16 to me.

What did you or did not like about the first apartment you ever rented?

Now that’s much easier than the last question. Our first apartment was rented sight unseen from the Bible College I was attending. The walls were bright blue and the carpet was orange. You could literally sit on the toilet and put your feet in the shower because the bathroom was so small and we could not control the heat so it stayed around 85 all winter long (which is better than the alternative I suppose).

What kind of TV commercial would you like to make? Describe it.

TV commercial? Oh wait! I know! I know! It would be a commercial lauding the value of eating peanut butter and spaghetti sauce sandwiches!!!

Bonus question:  What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up? 

I am grateful last week is over….’nuff said. I am soooooooooo looking forward to my daughter’s wedding on Nov. 8th!

6 thoughts on “Share Your World 2014 Week 44

  1. The 8th will be here soon! Seven years to scrape the glue–that sounds like some of our remodeling projects! Too bad you couldn’t send us about 20 degrees of heat to warm our first apartment!

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