Wedensday Hodgepodge!

1. What is the most useful book in your house?

Well, of course that would would be the Bible!

All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. (2 Timothy 3:16)

2. What's worse-being too hot or too cold?

I am probably the only one who will say this, but being too cold is the worse. Being cold just absolutely makes my body shut down and makes me drowsy and want to hibernate and I eventually physically feel bad. Being hot is not pleasant but I can tolerate it better. As long as I'm indoors and not in the sun, which would give me a migraine.

3. Share something that made you smile this past weekend.

Not getting up early on Saturday morning. Going to church and lunch afterward with my family on Sunday.

4. How do you like your hamburgers? Or don't you?

Well-done. With white cheese (provolone, Swiss, jack, etc.) and bacon. Lettuce and tomato and a bit of purple onion. And mayo. Oh, and a toasted bun.

5. What's your summer beach read? If it's not summer in your part of the world then tell us what book you're reading in front of the fire while sipping hot cocoa.

This question made me laugh because it is in the singular tense, beach read. If you read my blog, you know what books I'm reading!

6. How was your birthday celebrated when you were a kid?

I got to choose what we had for dinner. There was always my mom's homemade chocolate cake. Family presents. I had one party, when I turned five. A few years I remember we went to Kip's Big Boy restaurant because I got a free birthday hamburger and then to Baskin Robbins for my free ice cream cone. Those were HUGE treats because we never went out to eat.

7. What's something that is totally uncool that you love anyway?

I am completely drawing a blank on this one. I'm sure there are things. My girl informed me a few weeks ago that another woman in our church is a "cool mom." She had no animosity in her voice, just stating a fact, as in, "she is, you're not." Sorry. That's the difference in having babies when you're 22 (cool mom) and 34 (me).

I guess I would have to say old songs, like from the 40's and older. When I was growing up the "totally uncool" thing I loved was the Lawrence Welk show. I loved all those old songs. (I did NOT like all the singers. Just some of the younger ones in their 20's!)

8. Insert your own random thought here.

Just in case I haven't mentioned it a time or 15, I'm going to Atlanta on Saturday?! Monday night I'll be at the Christy Awards!!