1. What’s your favorite magazine?
We have eliminated subscriptions from the budget for the time being, but there are times I just can't resist a magazine at the grocery checkout line. What I bring home most often is Cooking Light, so perhaps that ought to be considered a favorite.
2. What book are you currently reading?
To be honest I'm not reading these days--I'm busy writing! Newsletters, policy statements, emails, and other assorted work-related stuff. I really need to carve out time to read and make it a habit. The book to which I am eager to return is Introverts in the Church.
3. What activity recharges your inner battery?
Ah, that's easy. Anything creative, especially if it doesn't have a deadline attached to it. I'm enjoying making the rehearsal dinner invitations, but those have really got to get into the mail soon. Fortunately I'm still waiting for a handful of addresses, so I am buying time.
4. Do you remember your favorite show/cartoon when you were very little?I don't know about favorite, but Sky King (and his niece, Penny!) comes quickly to mind, and with Captain Kangaroo right behind it.
5. What do you usually eat for breakfast?
Yogurt. I used to be faithful preparing oatmeal with flax seeds and raisins, but I got out of the habit.
Anyone else want to play?
4 comments:
I've gotten out of the habit of oatmeal too - I should start doing it more regularly. I LIKE it, I just usually want something more savory in the mornings instead of sweet (the complete opposite of how I was when I was a child).
Let's see...
I don't subscribe to any magazines either, but do enjoy receiving Bits N Pieces, which is full of quotes.
I am finally reading Echo in the Bone by Diana Gabaldon.
Probably being able to be at home, out on the deck in the sunshine reading.
Favorite show when I was little was probably Bewitched!
I eat Fiber One cereal, sprinkled with Splenda, and raisins on top with Vanilla Silk Soy Milk and LOVE it.
Okay, here goes--
I get "Newsweek" and "Christian Century" and "Sojourners."
I'm currently reading "The Book of Love," which follows "The Expected one."
Recharging is reading, walking, praying.
When I was a little girl, I liked "Wagon Train."
I usually eat a bowl of raisin bran for breakfast.
Favorite magazine is People. I'm pretty shallow sometimes.
I don't have time to read books - I tend to read newspapers or news sites on the web.
Recharging is sleeping, usually in the morning when everyone is out of the house is when I get my best sleep.
My favorite show when I was little was Fred Kirby's Little Rascals show. It was on every Sunday after church and I couldn't wait to get home from church to see my Little Rascals.
I don't eat breakfast often. I know that's not good, but when I do it is usually a bowl of Cheerios with a banana.
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