Tag #2 Brilliant Weblog Award

My writerly buddy Marcia gave me this award- the Brillante Weblog Award.

Here are the rules: I have to answer the following questions with one word answers and one word only! Then I must pass it on to seven others!

This award comes with a list of questions:

1. Where is your cell phone? hip
2. Where is your significant other? table
3. Your hair color? brown
4. Your mother? Lynn
5. Your father? Ernie
6. Your favorite thing? kids
7. Your dream last night? strange
8. Your dream/goal? published
9. The room you're in? dining
10. Your hobby? writing
11. Your fear? loss
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years? Happy
13. Where were you last night? church
14. What you're not? perfect
15. One of your wish-list items? stamina
16. Where you grew up? Hawaii
17. The last thing you did? toothbrush
18. What are you wearing? Aloha
19. Your TV? Isolated
20. Your pet? Cavies
21. Your computer? Dell
22. Your mood? content
23. Missing someone? yes
24. Your car? Ancient
25. Something you're not wearing? shoes
26. Favorite store? Ikea
27. Your summer? busy
28.Love someone? yes
29. Your favorite color? Chartreuse
30. When is the last time you laughed? today
31. Last time you cried? months


I tag Jewel and Nicole and Noreen (again) and Marri (again) and Dustin and Liz and this late at night, that's close enough to 7.

Comments

Liz said…
Chartreuse, huh? All I can say is that I'm in the middle of a Barack Obama campaign in my blog! haha! But I'll interrupt it for this tag. Tomorrow. Tired. Now. Late. Bye.
10/6/08, 4:16 AM
ali cross said…
Aha! I've found you again! I had lost you for a long while (along with most of my blogs) and then I could only find one blog and then ... I know it sounds too stupid since all I had to do was click on your link, but hey, I never pretended to be smart.

Love your tag answers!
10/7/08, 11:48 AM
Marcia Mickelson said…
Thanks for playing.
10/7/08, 9:41 PM
Josi said…
I'm assuming that 'aloha' means you're wearing a shirt that says aloha. Very cleverly done.
10/8/08, 1:03 PM
Ronda Gibb Hinrichsen said…
Enjoyed your answers. Some, like "loss" were even poignant. Good job.
10/8/08, 9:08 PM
Jewel Allen said…
Hey, I saw this just now...

I was going to say "Cool," as a one-word response to your one-word post, but:

*pet: cavies* I'm almost afraid to ask. :-)

On #31: You mean you didn't cry the last time you bore your testimony?? :-)
10/9/08, 9:26 AM
Don said…
Josi, it means I'm wearing an Aloha Shirt, as I do most every day except Sunday when I have a Hawaiian print tie. It's my trademark. :-)

Jewel, Cavies is the one word name for Guinea Pigs. They're fun. Smell a bit like horses, though.
10/9/08, 9:38 AM
Don said…
Ali, welcome back.

Liz, I'm looking forward to your answers.

Marcia, thanks for the opportunity.

Ronda, welcome and glad you enjoyed the answers.
10/9/08, 9:40 AM
Jewel Allen said…
(Psst Don, do you mean me-Jewel, or someone else?? Sorry if I am so dense about it, but I wasn't sure if you meant someone else :-).
10/10/08, 9:40 AM
Don said…
Pink/Jewel,

Yes, I mean you. Should have done links. You'll have a great time with this.

And yes, I realize that there are more than one Jewel in the blogosphere, so I need to be more careful.

Sorry for the confusion. :-)
10/10/08, 9:47 AM
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