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And the winner is...

Cathy K!!!

As commenter #7 on "Getting to know you Wednesday," you were chosen by my sweet Savannah to be our winner this week.

See, people, it pays to de-lurk!

Let me know how I can get your gift certificate to you!

And here are my answers to Wednesday's questions, in case anyone was wondering...
  1. Jif. Skippy is too sticky. I buy the two pack at Costco at least once a month. We eat a LOT of peanutbutter here. (And I simply cannot believe you don't have Jif in Canada, Corey. How do you function? I'll have to bring you some next time I visit...)
  2. Asia only likes creamy, so that's what I buy. But I secretly really like super chunk and I always eat it when I'm at my parent's house.
  3. Mayo. I've never really 'gotten' Miracle Whip.
  4. I love both walking and biking. But I think if I had to choose, I'd walk, for the same reason as Corey - I hate helmet head.
  5. Beach. Every time. Although there's nothing like the smell of the mountains on a warm summer morning.
  6. I'm one of the few people left in the world who actually prefers carpet, I think. It's warm. And you can play on it without getting bruises. And you don't have to sweep it. I know. I'm weird.
  7. Ice cream. Although whenever I eat sorbet I can't believe how flippin' good it is.
  8. I grew up with cats. Loved them. But Asia hates them. And as you all know, now I have a love affair with a dog. Who knew?
  9. Europe. Never been to Hawaii. But I've never really wanted to go either. I love the history and architecture and lifestyle in Europe so much I hope to live there for at least a year at some time in my life...
  10. Blow dry. Although the longer my hair gets, the more I'm realizing I can get away with letting it air dry... and that's cool, because I have TONS of hair and standing there with hot air flowing over my head for 20 minutes in the summer is a nightmare.

Comments

  1. Anonymous11:15 AM

    Cant wait for next wednesday to see what questions you come up with. Send me your t shirt size since you were a winner at readerman.net. Nice picture of E. reminds me of Dark Tobey in Spidey 3

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  2. Anonymous1:27 PM

    Cath! You could totally buy TWO jars of peanut butter: one cream, one chunk. Then you wouldn't have to sneak to your parents' house every time you have a PB attack. I have them frequently. I love PB. And I have the ever-growing muffin top to prove it.

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  3. Anonymous3:08 PM

    Hi Cathy,

    Please thank Savannah for me -

    you can e-mail me at
    bri_cat @lycos.com

    Cathy K.

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  4. Anonymous5:49 PM

    :) fun answers!

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