Milspouse Friday Fill-in #37

1. With PCS moves happening every few years, do you take the time to paint and decorate your home? submitted by Life as Mrs. JPT
   Hell no!  Although, I desperately want to.  I'm really looking forward to when we can finally personalize our home, but with all the moving, it just doesn't seem worth it.  Besides, with two little ones, it almost seems crazy to do that to myself!
   
   
2. If you could live in any home on a television series, what would it be? submitted by Standing By Him
   I liked Monica's apartment on Friends, although Hubby would hate living in NYC.  I also liked Superman's farm house on Smallville (never watched that show enough to know the specifics of it, but I remember thinking that house was exactly what we wanted).
   
   
3. What inspired you to start your blog?  submitted by Pink Combat Boots
   My family.  After LB was born, they were dying for up-to-the-minute updates, and I was exhausted, so I created this for them to read, instead of calling every family member all the time (I know, it's the lazy way out, but I was pooped).  It's morphed into a family / Navy life / rant blog.
   
   
4. What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen on base? submitted by Adventures in Life
   A handicapped motorcycle license plate.  Think about it.... if you're handicapped enough to require a plate, how are you going to drive safely on something with two wheels, shifting with your left foot, rear braking with your right foot, operating the clutch with your left hand, and front braking with your right hand, all while keeping your balance and your eyes on the road??  I didn't even know you could get a handicapped motorcycle license plate.
   
   
5. Which historical figure (politician, writer, artist, scientist, actor, etc…) would you like to have dinner with?  submitted by Army of Two
   Ah, I never know what to say to this question.  It would be cool to talk with Albert Einstein, or maybe George Washington (I'd love to get his opinion on the clusterf*ck that is our government today), and of course, getting direct answers from Jesus would be pretty cool... although I could never repeat what he would say, because people would think I was some kind of quack!  Imagine this: "Yeah, I had dinner with Jesus last night.  He had the fish.  He also told me that we should stop eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches."  I'd be tossed in the loony bin in two seconds!