Etsy
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From Etsy
1. What’s your favorite kind of cake?
Chocolate.
2. What’s your favorite cocktail?
Jack Daniels on the rocks.
3. If you are alone for the evening, what do you fix yourself for dinner?
If it’s only me, I’ll make an omelette with whatever fresh or frozen vegetables I have, top with shredded cheese and serve with salsa.
4. What make was your first car?
Pontiac.
5. What is your height?
5’6”.
6. What was your least favorite toy as a child?
The Mod doll I got for Christmas the first Christmas my Dad wasn’t working because he had back surgery. My sister and I both wanted Barbie dolls. The Mod doll was an inexpensive alternative. The arms and legs didn’t bend and she wasn’t as attractive as Barbie. It was what my Mom could afford. One Mod doll each, and a Monopoly game we shared. My sister and I didn’t understand. I think we were 6 and 7 years old.
7. What’s your favorite cartoon character?
When I was a kid, Roadrunner was my favorite.
8. What’s your dream car?
When I was a teen, my dream car was a Pontiac Trans Am.
9. What’s your favorite pizza topping?
Black olives.
10. What’s your favorite sports team?
Chicago Cubs.
11. What’s your favorite TV show?
I’m waiting on the last season to be available, The Ozarks.
12. What is your favorite ice cream?
Pistachio.
13. What is your favorite song?
Fleetwood Mac, Landslide or just about anything from the Rumours album.
14. What’s your least favorite chore?
Washing dishes by hand.
15. What was your first job?
I worked at a Midas Muffler that had gas pumps. My job was cashier in the booth (smaller than a Fotomat). In the summer I roasted, in the winter I froze. There were 2 space heaters, but the booth was thin glass on the top 1/2 and thin metal on the bottom 1/2. Every shift in the winter I was bundled up completely. Regular socks, thick wool socks, snowmobile boots, long johns, sweatpants, heavy jeans, thermal shirt, tshirt, flannel shirt, down vest, and a heavy parka. I could barely move, but I was as warm as I could be out in that booth. On the weekends I brought my small tv so I could watch baseball or football. I went to college full time and worked full time. I was allowed to do my homework while I worked, so other than roasting or freezing, it was the perfect job for me at the time.
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