It's true, Brownie Locks said so. Today is International Ask A Question Day. So my challenge to you, readers, is ask me a question. It can be silly, it can be utterly stupid, it can be honest, whatever. Ask away, and I'll do my best to answer!
And here's my question to you, if you're in the answering mood. Which post on your blog is your favorite? Leave a link if you'd like so I can read it. :)
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I had no idea that this day existed...That's one thing I learned today:) I think my favorite post was the one I did about my grandma right after she died. http://thoughtsfrompoekitten.blogspot.com/2010/09/thelma-koscenski.html I miss her even though my life has not changed much, if at all, since she passed. It's just the knowing she's not there anymore.
A question for you...What's your least favorite food?
I suppose I like the one I just made about the crazy Pearl Harbor/Japan people. I like the comments best.
So, Q for you: What are your thoughts on pets?
Poekitten, I really dislike orange juice and tilapia.
UW, I love pets, especially dogs! I miss mine like crazy, but this lifestyle of moving all the time was not good for him. We'll definitely get another dog post-Navy.
what do you miss about our beloved NH? :)
Oh Melissa, everything! The people, the weather (yes, even the snow), the food, the air, the mountains, my family, my friends, Squam Lake, the fall foliage, Dunks, etc. I could go on and on about why I miss the 'shire!
Can I ask a question even though International Ask A Question Day has passed?
Well, that is technically a question...but here's another:
What branch of the military is your husband in? How often does he leave home? Who is your support system when he's gone? Is this too many questions?
My favorite post is this one:
http://whoopsidaisy-tonya.blogspot.com/2010/08/empty-nest.html
It's short, and how I'm feeling today as my children grow older.
Have a good day!
Tonya- Hubby's in the Navy, specifically submarines. There are two types of subs, fast attack and boomer. Fast attacks (which is what we were on before shore duty... I'll get to that) deploy multiple times a year for about a week or two, and they also have six month deployments (since we were in Hawaii, they were called Westpacs and Eastpacs). Boomers are on a rotation of three months out and three months in, and they have two crews (fast attacks have one). Usually the wives keep each other busy, and I also fly to NH to visit family while he's away.
Not too many questions! :) But I'm now considering a "what does your husband DO??" post.
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