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2 Things

Saw this on a blog I found tonight and thought it was fun...

2 names you go by
1. Cathy
2. Cate

2 parts of your heritage
1. German
2. Pennsylvania Dutch

2 things that scare you
1. Loosing my teeth
2. Something happening to my kids

2 of your everyday essentials
1. Slippers
2. Bath and Body works Vanilla Sugar lip balm

2 things you are wearing right now
1. Jeans
2. My glasses

2 of your favorite bands or musical artists (at the moment)
1. Megan Slankard
2. Five for Fighting

2 favorite songs (at the moment)
1. Ave Maria (I'm still listening to Christmas music and this is my all time favorite...)
2. Blessed Be Your Name

2 things you want in a relationship (other than real love)
1. Laughter
2. Adventure

2 truths
1. I once stuffed 38 grapes in my mouth all at once
2. I am allergic to fuzzy caterpillars

2 physical things that appeal to you (in the opposite sex)
1. Muscular legs
2. A nice back.

2 of your favorite hobbies (besides scrapbooking??)
1. Blogging
2. Photography

2 things you want really badly
1. To go back to Paris
2. A housekeeper

2 places you want to go on vacation
1. Umm, Paris
2. Always the beach

2 things you want to do before you die
1. Move back to the beach
2. Learn to knit

2 ways that you are stereotypically a chick
1. I love shopping in interesting little boutiques
2. I hate snakes

2 things you are thinking about now
1. How badly I need to pee
2. That I really should have done some work in my studio today

2 stores you shop at
1. Albertsons
2. Target

2 people i would like to see take this quiz
1. Mindy
2. Corey (only because I'm dying for her to post something - ANYTHING - on her blog)

Comments

  1. Anonymous10:33 AM

    Fun list! :) Wanna come to Vermont and play in the snow? No beaches here though sorry :)

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  2. Anonymous1:54 AM

    Fun list! Exactly what is your reation to fuzzy catepillars? I'm assuming you didn't eat 38 of THOSE!

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  3. OK, I'll play. I needed to blog something today and I wasn't sure what it was going to be.

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  4. Anonymous5:23 PM

    Cathy-
    I love ya...sorry I am so quiet. My kids are still home ( see me pulling my hair out?) for the Christmas holidays. I am also working on some projects -repainting my christmas village and scrapbooking for Jared's 13th b'day rite of passage thing this weekend, so I have no creative energy for blogging. I am going to be putting together my own blogspot in the next 2 weeks - need a little space to breathe. I love visiting you though and will email more specifics next week.

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