More Questions

Kelly wanted me to answer these questions, and they aren't easy, but I'll give it a try.

What was I doing ten years ago? I was teaching 10th grade World History at Fayette County High School, loving the kids, but hating the administration. It would be my last year teaching.

Five snacks I enjoy. I love my sweets and unfortunately it's beginning to show. I love ice cream, especially from Jakes. I love cookies right out of the oven. I love my homemade 7-up poundcake. I love magic squares that I make at Christmas and I love my 3 AM snacks.

Five songs to which I KNOW all the lyrics: Beach Boys, Wouldn't It Be Nice If We Were Married; Beatles, Yesterday; John Lennon, Beautiful Boy; Rod Stewart, Maggie May, and If Ever I Would Leave You from Camelot, it was playing when Zach was being born.

Five things I would do if I were a millionaire: Buy a 57 Porsche for Mike, Open a restaurant for Jamie, Make a documentary about Zach, move to New York, and travel all over the world.

Five bad habits I have: Smoking, Trying to figure out how I could have changed things, Buying too many books and not reading them, Buying too many CDs and not listening to them, and Not sleeping at night and then sleeping until noon.

Five things I like doing: Playing with Buster and Chloe, Being with Mike, Going out to eat, Getting on my computer and checking my e-mail, researching my genealogy, and Going to the country in Virginia to visit my country cousins.

Five things I would never wear, buy, or get again: I would never, ever buy a pair of uncomfortable shoes again; I would never buy anything again without checking it out in person first; I would never buy a really big TV again; I would never get a gym membership again, you can figure that one out; and I would never buy anything to wear that is fluffy.

My five favorite toys: My computer, of course, my jigsaw puzzles, my tv, my family photos, and all my CDs.

Boy, that was hard, really hard. I can't remember anything these days, so I had to wrack my brains to remember a lot of the questions. It was fun though and thanks Kelly for pushing me to my limit!