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I am joining up with Joyce and friends for this week’s
hodgepodge!
1. What most recently gave you goosebumps? Hmmm . . .I don't know. Are we talking goosebumps from fright? If so, I can't think of an answer to this question!
2. What does Halloween look like in your home and/or
neighborhood these days? Do you participate? Yes, we participate. We have about 1200 trick-or-treaters. We decorate our front porch using our three skeletons. The skeletons are fishing this year. Our neighborhood is quite fun on Halloween night.
3. Pumpkin, sunflower, sesame, poppy, chia...your
favorite seed on the list? What's something you like to make/eat that calls for
one of these seeds in the recipe? I just bought some chia seeds this afternoon to add to my yogurt. I love pumpkin and sunflower seeds. I make an Asian slaw with sunflower kernels, almonds, toasted ramen noodles, cabbage, and more.
4. What's the most (or one of the most)
'fall photos' you've ever taken? Share it here. Just one.
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| You may not be able to tell it . . . but this skeleton is very shiny - as in bling! This photo was taken about a week ago in The Covent Garden district of the West End in London. |
5. Somehow we're rolling in to November next week. If
your October were a chapter in a book, what would the title of this chapter
be? I think the title would be either "It went by in a flash" or "Go! Lisa! Go!"
6. Insert your own random thought here. I am typing this on Tuesday night while I wait for the young adults to arrive at our house. Mark and I flew in last night after 12 days abroad. We had a great time, and I will write all about it as soon as I recover haha! I'll share a fun photo from Ireland . . .
Oooh Covent Garden was one of our favorite places to shop and walk around. I'll look forward to hearing about your trip. Cute picture!
ReplyDeleteMy husband would totally approve of the Guiness! :) We have Ireland on our bucket list! Enjoyed your hodgepodge answers.
ReplyDeleteAhh, you are home from my favorite place to travel. I'm looking forward to hearing all about it. That is a quintessential photo from Ireland, Slainte!
ReplyDelete1200 trick or treaters!?! Oh my goodness but that is a lot of treat or treaters!! And a lot of candy:)
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, my name is Delisa, and i am a new follower, and I like all your Hodge Podge questions and your pics! I am 63 years old and have been married to my husband for 37 years. We have lived in rural Georgia, for 20 years but were originally from California. I just began writing on my blog again this month after some time away. I am really enjoying it as well as meeting new blogging friends. I am looking forward to reading more of your posts and I hope you have a lovely afternoon ahead! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of trick-or -treaters and a lot of candy! Enjoy the rest of your week as you recover from your trip.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Halloween at yours sound like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Fall photo! I love the shiny skeleton!
I don't recall ever tasting chia seeds, but yours sounds like a great way to enjoy. I'm putting them in my cart today!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! I love most any seed too and often put chia in my yogurt or even sprinkled on my salads. Your slaw recipe sounds yummy.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading about your latest trip! xo
ReplyDeleteYour trip sounds amazing! Great picture of you and your husband. Our neighborhood is very tricky or treat friendly, too. Impressive number of trick or treaters!
ReplyDeleteFun answers. playing catch up. Can't wait to hear about your trip.
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