Two names you go by:
1. Nic
2. Mom
Two things you are wearing:
1. long sleeve shirt
2. capris
Two of your favorite things to do:
1. reading
2. talking on the phone
Two things you want very badly at the moment:
1. diet coke
2. control of the TV
Two favorite pets you have had or have now or want:
1. dare I say - Elvis the cat?
2. hmmm? I wouldn't mind a cute little dog
Two things you did last night:
1. went to Chinese Culture thingy with the kids at their school (note to self: never taste dried seaweed -even if they say it's good)
2. went to Stake Food Storage meeting - (note to self: food storage lady said to make your own dried seaweed cause the shelf life is like 60 years-was there a seaweed theme last night or what?)
Two places you love to eat:
1. Zupas
2. In and Out
Two things you ate today:
1. diet coke
2. wheat thins
Two people you last talked to:
1. Jeff
2. kids (it may have involved some yelling-after all it was bedtime)
Two things you are doing tomorrow:
1. going to swim team with the twins
2. Shopping for Hawaii
Two longest car rides:
1. Utah to Arizona
2. Getting lost with the YW in the slums of SLC, on the way home from the temple. Somehow we ended up on a one way street to nowhere--the 30 minute trip took us almost an hour. I kept telling the girls we were taking the scenic route.
Two favorite holidays:
1. Halloween
2. my birthday
Two favorite vacations:
1. Florida
2. AZ
Two dream vacations:
1. Europe
2. Bahamas
Two favorite beverages:
1. Diet Coke
2. Diet Coke with lime
2 comments:
1. As another food storage lady I am fascinated by this make your own dried seaweed thing. What do you do? Go to the beach and strap some to the roof of the car to bring home to dry? How about just get some from your favorite sushi chef?
2. Do you have in-n-out in Utah yet?
P.S. My Dad called and harrassed the In-n-out management asking for a franchise in AZ (he was prepared to buy one and go through with it if they agreed)for about 10 years. (they don't sell franchises, it is all family-owned). He thinks all his calls made a difference, and in his memoirs I bet he'll claim credit for bringing double-doubles to AZ.
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