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message 51: by Leah (new)

Leah K (uberbutter) | 821 comments Mod
January 19, Thursday: If I gave you $1000 and told you that you HAD to spend it today on yourself, what would you buy?


message 52: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 948 comments Leah wrote: "January 19, Thursday: If I gave you $1000 and told you that you HAD to spend it today on yourself, what would you buy?"

Ahh....books! And some new sneakers, work pants, a Keurig machine...


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Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Leah wrote: "January 17, Tuesday: What is your most beloved childhood memory?"

I have many pleasant memories of childhood ... probably what I cherish most is time spent with my mother and father ... a picnic in the park, or a visit to the zoo.


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Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Leah wrote: "January 18, Wednesday: Which one of your responsibilities do you wish you could get rid of?"

Doing the dishes ...


message 55: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Leah wrote: "January 19, Thursday: If I gave you $1000 and told you that you HAD to spend it today on yourself, what would you buy?"

What a great question. I would go to my favorite store (Barnes & Noble) to buy books and all kinds of Star Wars paraphernalia because I'm just that much of a geek. I would also buy a pretty necklace and as much shoes and handbags as I could because..well I'm a lady and that's what we do.


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Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Leah wrote: "January 19, Thursday: If I gave you $1000 and told you that you HAD to spend it today on yourself, what would you buy?"

Books, chocolates, a new winter coat (mine is 4 years old and starting to look "worn"), new leather gloves ... and if I had any money left over ... more books.


message 57: by Leah (new)

Leah K (uberbutter) | 821 comments Mod
January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy.


message 58: by Skeetor (new)

Skeetor | 159 comments Leah wrote: "January 19, Thursday: If I gave you $1000 and told you that you HAD to spend it today on yourself, what would you buy?"

I'd use it for new carpeting in my living room. :)


message 59: by Skeetor (new)

Skeetor | 159 comments Leah wrote: "January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy."

a baby giggling


message 60: by ilikeboox (new)

ilikeboox | 242 comments Leah wrote: "January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy."

my anti-depressants


message 61: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Leah wrote: "January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy."

This is going to sound completely nerdy but every year I look forward to Shark Week.


message 62: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 948 comments Leah wrote: "January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy."

My children!


message 63: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 948 comments ilikeboox wrote: "Leah wrote: "January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy."

my anti-depressants"


LOL! Too funny!


message 64: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 948 comments Dorian wrote: "Leah wrote: "January 20, Friday: Tell us something that makes you happy."

This is going to sound completely nerdy but every year I look forward to Shark Week."


I love watching this as well.


message 65: by Leah (new)

Leah K (uberbutter) | 821 comments Mod
January 23, Monday: How would you describe ‘freedom’ in your own words?


message 66: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Leah wrote: "January 23, Monday: How would you describe ‘freedom’ in your own words?"

To me 'freedom' is to be able to live life by what is truly in your heart.


message 67: by Leah (new)

Leah K (uberbutter) | 821 comments Mod
January 25, Wednesday: If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?


message 68: by Koren (new)

Koren  (koren56) | 771 comments Leah wrote: "January 23, Monday: How would you describe ‘freedom’ in your own words?"

Being able to do and say as you please without fear.


message 69: by Koren (new)

Koren  (koren56) | 771 comments Leah wrote: "January 25, Wednesday: If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?"

Fear of failure. Fear of hurting someone. Fear of looking like a fool.


message 70: by Book Concierge (new)

Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Leah wrote: "January 25, Wednesday: If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?"

What Koren said ....


message 71: by Book Concierge (new)

Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Thursday, Jan 26 - Rest In Peace Mary Tyler Moore ... what's your favorite MTM memory / TV episode?


message 72: by Book Concierge (new)

Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Book Concierge wrote: "Thursday, Jan 26 - Rest In Peace Mary Tyler Moore ... what's your favorite MTM memory / TV episode?"

For me it has to be the Chuckles the clown funeral, where Mary could not stop laughing.


message 73: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Leah wrote: "January 25, Wednesday: If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?"

Hmm. I guess that for most people, we are aware of the consequences of mistakes. Some worse than others depending on the mistake. Also, we are imperfect therefore destined to make mistakes.


message 74: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Book Concierge wrote: "Thursday, Jan 26 - Rest In Peace Mary Tyler Moore ... what's your favorite MTM memory / TV episode?"

I was such a fan of Mary Tyler Moore. I remember watching reruns of the Mary Tyler Moore show and The Dick Van Dyke Show because I am not old enough to remember them when they originally aired. I think I what I remember most is her humanity and the charitable work that she did. She was inspiring and will be greatly missed.


message 75: by Leah (new)

Leah K (uberbutter) | 821 comments Mod
January 27, Friday: How would you describe your future in three words?


message 76: by Book Concierge (new)

Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Leah wrote: "January 27, Friday: How would you describe your future in three words?"

Happy in retirement.


message 77: by Skeetor (new)

Skeetor | 159 comments Exciting, illuminating & fun!


message 78: by Koren (new)

Koren  (koren56) | 771 comments Leah wrote: "January 27, Friday: How would you describe your future in three words?"

I agree with BC. Six more years to go.


message 79: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 948 comments Book Concierge wrote: "Thursday, Jan 26 - Rest In Peace Mary Tyler Moore ... what's your favorite MTM memory / TV episode?"

I loved all her works, but really enjoyed The Dick Van Dyke Show.


message 80: by ilikeboox (new)

ilikeboox | 242 comments Leah wrote: "January 23, Monday: How would you describe ‘freedom’ in your own words?"

Not being oppressed by others. Thinking for oneself and acting accordingly.


message 81: by ilikeboox (new)

ilikeboox | 242 comments Leah wrote: "January 25, Wednesday: If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to make a mistake?"

Ego


message 82: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Leah wrote: "January 27, Friday: How would you describe your future in three words?"

Blessed at Peace


message 83: by Leah (new)

Leah K (uberbutter) | 821 comments Mod
January 30, Monday: What is the first major event you remember happening? (example: 9/11, assassination of Kennedy, etc) How did it affect you?


message 84: by Book Concierge (new)

Book Concierge (tessabookconcierge) | 3206 comments Mod
Leah wrote: "January 30, Monday: What is the first major event you remember happening? (example: 9/11, assassination of Kennedy, etc) How did it affect you?"

John Glenn's orbit of the earth. It was just sooooo exciting to be in the "space age." There seemed to be much more emphasis on math and science in school following that as well (or maybe I was just old enough to have more focus on those subjects).


message 85: by Skeetor (new)

Skeetor | 159 comments The very first major event I recall was President Kennedy's assassination, but I was too young for it to really have any effect on me. I just remember the commotion among the grownups.


message 86: by Koren (new)

Koren  (koren56) | 771 comments Leah wrote: "January 30, Monday: What is the first major event you remember happening? (example: 9/11, assassination of Kennedy, etc) How did it affect you?"

For me it would also be Kennedy assassination. I would have been 7. I remember watching the funeral procession on tv.


message 87: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 948 comments Leah wrote: "January 30, Monday: What is the first major event you remember happening? (example: 9/11, assassination of Kennedy, etc) How did it affect you?"

The explosion of the Challenger. It really hit me hard because the teacher on board was from my home state of NH and one of my own teachers had been a candidate for the ride along. We all ran up and gave her hugs after.


message 88: by Dorian (new)

Dorian | 27 comments Leah wrote: "January 30, Monday: What is the first major event you remember happening? (example: 9/11, assassination of Kennedy, etc) How did it affect you?"

I think the most memorable moment is the September 11 Terrorist attack. At the time I was working in mid-town Manhattan directly across the street from the Empire State Building. I remember seeing the smoke but I had no idea what had happened. Once the news came out I remember trying to make my way home since everything was shut down in NYC. My son was only 20 months old at the time. I remember being in shock at the people trying to get out of the city and my heart breaking for all of those that lost their lives.


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