Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Wednesday Hodgepodge

1. Have you ever written a love letter? Have you written one recently? Had one written to you? Did you keep it?

I have written love letters, and yes I wrote one recently. I have also received a lot, and I've kept them all.

2. What's a movie that ends in a way you especially love?

Thinking, thinking, thinking. Apparently I don't watch enough movies, or else this shows what little impact the ones I have watched have made on me, because I can't think of an ending that I have loved. If you asked me about books, that would be a whole other story. (No pun intended)

3. Something that makes your heart sing? And for those of you who are parents, I mean something besides your children that makes your heart sing?

Something, or someone?

Something ...... there's not much that makes me feel happier than having a new notebook and pen in hand. The possibilities that stretch out before me when I'm equipped like that.  Happy sigh.

Someone ........ LV, he makes my heart sing every day!

4. What's the last event you had to attend, phone call you had to make, routine task you needed to complete, or meal you had to prepare, that you did do, but only half-heartedly?

Let's not talk about the last event I had to attend. Still trying to erase it from my memory. Phone call was to my Mom, after the initial sermon I had to sit through we actually had a pleasant conversation. Routine task, laundry. I never seem to be able to produce the proper levels of enthusiasm for it, even though it is ever so much easier to do than it used to be when we were Amish. Meal, breakfast a little over three hours ago. Stumbling through a sleepy haze to prepare it makes me only half heartedly enjoy getting it ready.

5. Tuna fish salad-yay or blech? If you said yay, how do you like your tuna salad prepared? Hey, this is the Hodgepodge, right?

Not my favorite, but I do enjoy it several times a year. Usually in sandwich form.

6. What's something you 'know by heart'?

Hundreds of songs. A lot of poems I memorized as a child, and the sermon on the mount: Matthew 5,6, and 7. We had to memorize it in school, and it has stuck with me.

7. In the spirit of Valentine's Day, what two or three word phrase would you write on a conversation heart for someone you love? That someone could be a spouse, child, parent, cousin, bestie...anyone at all whom you love.

Forever and Always

8.  Insert your own random thought here.

See this puzzle? It looks quite innocent, doesn't it?



What this photo doesn't show is how it's a 3-D puzzle and the picture changes depending on what angle you look at it.

I don't ever want to put another one like it together! It was awful. My eyes felt cross-eyed and my head was spinning when ever I worked on it. We could only spend a few minutes at a time on it before we started going bonkers.

7 comments:

  1. I have never heard of one of those puzzles. The colors are amazing, can't imagine how nice it is in real life. I enjoed all your answers to the Hodgepodge. Hope you have a great day.

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  2. I gave my Dad a 3-D puzzle years ago. He was quite the puzzle worker, but said that one was nearly impossible. Good for you for completing it!

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  3. I didn't know they made 3-D puzzles, but I can certainly imagine how difficult it was to put together. I don't think I'd have the patience!

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  4. I dislike 3D puzzles as well. I do have to admit that they look stunning when completed though.

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  5. Oh man! I have done one of those 3D puzzles before with my son. They are torture to the head! Ick!

    And I like your pun that wasn't intended! ;-)

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  6. That 3-D puzzle looks like I would have a major headache if I was able to complete it at all. As for all of the Valentine's Day hodge podge, we don't do a lot for that particular holiday at our house. My dear husband is wonderful about letting me know he loves me each and every day and I hope I do the same.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  7. I agree with the others about that puzzle - and all the pieces are the same shape, to boot! I really enjoy jig-saw puzzles, but that one looks as if it is torture, rather than fun.

    I don't watch movies all that often, but I did enjoy "The King's Speech". I always felt so deeply sorry for that poor man, and his family was no help.

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