When I was fourteen and got into a little trouble, my Aunt Joyce told me, “Confession is good for the soul.” That was over forty years ago, and I’ve been surprising people with my candor ever since. Why should today be any different?
1.
My husband brings me coffee from freshly
ground beans every morning. When he is
gone overnight, I tote the programmable coffee maker into the bedroom and set
it on my desk across the room, so I can wake up to the smell of coffee
brewing. I’m not lazy. I just prefer to
use my energy for more important activities, like laughing and watching Monk reruns.
2.
I spoil my four cats beyond reason,
talking baby talk to them and letting them climb wherever they want. They even
jump on the bathroom counter and drink water from a cup there. I tell each of
them that they’re my favorite one. Please don’t let the cat out of the bag and
snitch on me.
3.
We lived in Illinois six years before I
shoveled snow the first time, and that was only because my husband had broken
his ankle. I wanted to give him the
opportunity to show off his upper body muscles, so I let him shovel the years
before.
4.
I
love to slide across the kitchen floor in my stocking feet. You too? I knew it!
5.
I am not fond of cooking. My favorite
cookbook is one containing recipes of three, four, and five ingredients. My husband
does most of the cooking at our house, which is fine with me.
6.
My favorite sport is dining out. Shopping
comes a close second. My favorite items to shop for are gift cards for
restaurants.
Our youngest grand--a redhead! |
Ahhh . . . that does feel better. Aunt Joyce was right.
Lol. Loved reading these about you. I slide across my floors too when I had one big enough!
ReplyDeleteTerri: Soon and very soon, you'll be out of your galley kitchen and be able to slide again!
DeleteJeannette you're so funny! Looking forward to seeing you at Montrose. Think they'll let us wear socks in the dining hall??
ReplyDeleteI hope so, Mary! I hear it becomes one big duck pond around there, anyway...
DeleteMy husband brings me tea every morning ... but I haven't come up with a solution for his many travels.
ReplyDeleteFun post.
fondly,
Glenda
Oh, dear, Glenda. Can you switch to coffee?
DeleteLoved this post, Jeanette!
ReplyDeleteI slide down my hallway. Love those hardwoods.
Thanks, Loree! That sounds like tons of fun, and faster, too!
DeleteNow we know, Jeanette. Thanks for sharing your confessions. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteThis was so much fun to learn more about you! I come from a family of avid coffee drinkers, but I've never had coffee in my life and that's not likely to change. I do love the way it smells, though~
ReplyDeleteeating out and Monk reruns? Sounds like a great evening to me.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this my friend.
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