1. July 6th is National Fried Chicken Day...are you a fan? Do you make your own or have a favorite place to buy from? Do you own chickens? If not chicken what's your favorite fried food? I like chicken fingers or chicken schnitzel. I will eat a fried chicken breast but I definitely prefer boneless EVEN though I know the chicken with bones is juicier. I do not fry anything. I don't own chickens but our son and daughter-in-law have chickens so we get to enjoy fresh eggs! My favorite fried food is FRENCH FRIES. I think I could eat french fries three meals a day. Of course, I don't.
2. What's something you're too chicken to try? Great question. I feel like I've been fairly adventurous lately!!
3. When did you last find yourself running around like a 'chicken with its head cut off'? I guess I was running around like a chicken with its head cut off right before we left on our trip. I was trying to finish up ALL THE THINGS.
4. Something you've done recently that makes you think 'I'm no spring chicken'? I have jet lag right now. When you are younger, you recover faster. I rarely feel "old" though!!
5. 'Winner winner chicken dinner'...tell us about something good that's happened in your life lately. We just got back on Sunday night from 14 days in Italy/Germany/Austria. I will probably do a recap blog post for each day . . .when I can think again!
6. Insert your own random thought here. So . . .we flew out of Munich on Sunday, July 3. I think we had to go through about 6 passport checks. We were searched (hands in my bra!). We were x-rayed. Oh my goodness - it was intense! I thought my husband was going to hug the total stranger lady with the southern accent in the Atlanta airport customs line!
Passport checks is too intense. I understand the need but golly too much. Can't wait to see pics of your trip.
ReplyDeleteLOL I hate traveling/flying for that reason. But isn't it so nice to get back home?? Looking forward to reading about your trip.
ReplyDeleteUgh on that pat-down in Munich. It sounds a bit like what I once experienced at the Birmingham airport ... granted, I was wearing my Auburn hoodie. I'm not a big fan of french fries, but the spicy ones they serve at Coosa Cleaver (Wetumpka) are addicting!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to hearing and seeing your trip. I remember returning home from Ukraine, and it was July 3rd as well. I was ready to hug the gentleman who welcomed me HOME.
ReplyDeleteI agree, boneless is definitely better. Yes, before a trip can be so crazy making sure you have everything you need. Wow, that sounds like a wonderful trip. That sounds very intense at the airport. Enjoy the rest of your week.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear about your trip! When we lived overseas and that passport control agent would say welcome home we'd always get a little teary. It's good to see the world and good to come home too. I was flying out of Munich with a friend and we both had our 13 year old daughters with us. We had to go through multiple checks and later learned that Saddam Hussein had been captured while we were traveling. I guess everyone was extra cautious.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh to being searched like that! Good grief! I enjoyed your Hodgepodge and look forward to hearing more about your trip!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home and I can imagine the jet lag. Yikes about all those passport checks! Hope your body and mind catch up with your time zone, soon.
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