It’s time for SHARE YOUR WORLD again. Click the underlined link to visit Cee’s site and open yourself to a wider world.

Here are our sharing questions for the week:

Do you believe in extraterrestrials or life on other planets? 

I suppose saying I believe in other dimensions (like Heaven and Hell) where other life exists (like angels and demons), and then saying I don’t believe there could be life on other planets would be a bit preposterous. Do I believe in the possibility? Absolutely. But I am with Larry Norman on this one.

How many places have you lived? You can share the number of physical residences and/or the number of cities.

I was born in Gardner MA and have lived most of my life in Winchendon MA. My parents moved briefly to upstate New York when I was a toddler and we lived there for about a year  and then we moved back to Winchendon. In college I lived for about a year and a half in Phoenixville Pennsylvania. That is where my son Joe was born. Then we moved back to Gardner. Now I live back in Winchendon in the house I grew up in.

If you given $22 million tax free dollars (any currency), what is the first thing you would do?

The first thing I would do is tithe to my home church. Then I would pay off my kids college loans. After that I would do all the repairs to the house that it needs inside and out ( I might actually just tear it down and rebuild on the same spot). I would set aside what I need for retirement,  put a million in a travel account. The rest I would probably give to missionary endeavors. What do I need all that money sitting around for?

The Never List: What are things you’ve never done? Or things you know you never will do?

I have never ridden a horse. I have never successfully waterskiied. I have never been sky-diving nor hot air ballooning. I have never been hang-gliding nor bungi-jumping nor zip-lining. Will I do any of these things? Most likely not.

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 that after prayer on Sunday my thumb injury was healed. Hallelujah! I am looking forward to two successful moves for two more ladies in our church this week (hence the gratefulness for the the healed thumb).