Wednesdays are so Random

1. What insect are you most afraid of? Feel free to post a picture.

Just to name a few. . . .



You can eliminate butterflies from that list. They are okay.

2. What is the greenest/most organic thing about you or that you do?

Recycle the milk cartons--6 gallons a week--and the Wall Street Journal.

3. Tell me about a recurring dream that haunts you.

It's been a while since I've had it (which likely guarantees I'll have it tonight!) but I have had a recurring dream of looking up in the sky and seeing an airplane (a big one, like a passenger jet), usually as it's climbing in altitude after take-off. Then all of a sudden it starts doing end to end somersaults and falling from the sky. I have never witnessed a plane crash, nor have I known anyone who has been in one, so I always wonder why I dream that.

4. Have you ever missed a flight? What were the circumstances?

Nope. I don't fly enough for that to be an issue.

5. What do you consider your best feature?

My caring nature and commitment to friendships.

6. What was the last concert you went to?

Probably Newsboys a couple of years ago with my girl.

7. Describe the most embarrassing church moment you ever experienced.

I have successfully blocked it out of my memory. I honestly can't think of one.

8. Are you a whistler, hummer or singer?

Singer. I can't even really whistle, but even if I could, I'd still rather sing.

9. George Washington Carver said, "I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we will only tune in." What is God saying to you through nature today, or this very minute?

I AM.



10. On September, 1, 1752, the Liberty Bell arrived in Philadelphia. What memorable event will take place in your life on September 1, 2010?

I'm hoping it is NOT that my man's company will turn the benefits upside down and he will be forced to retire.

11. Taco Bell or the Liberty Bell? (You must choose.)

Yo quiero Liberty.

12. Do you believe men and women can have purely platonic friendships?

Yes, if done with care. But if they're married (to other people) it's still not wise to be together without their spouses. As sinners, we are all one step away from a slippery slope to disaster and heartbreak.


Another great set of questions from our fearless randomizer, Lidna. Link up your own answers and go visit some others!