This week I will post the answers they gave for me, next week I will do the ones they had for Gary. Of course I had to add my commentary on some of them. (come on, you know I can’t shut up!)
Enjoy
What is something I always say to you? Jana: Keep your eye on your own prize. Don’t compare yourself to other people. Danny: Be all that you can be. What makes me happy? Jana: Reading on the couch in the living room with blanket and family dinners with the 4 of us. (yes and YES) Danny: puppies (corny, but yes. c’mon, who doesn’t feel happy from puppies) What makes me sad?Jana: Sad books? Or maybe when the school budget doesn’t pass. (she must be traumatized from my years of volunteerism) Danny: George W. Bush (that’s my boy!) How do I make you laugh? Jana: When you curse more than I do. (um, yeh, well perhaps I should take a look at this) Danny: By being ridiculous (are you getting an odd picture of my parenting?) What was I like as a child? Jana: Probably less crazy than you are now. (true) Danny: Artsy (true again) How old am I? Jana: 28 (I thought Danny was the suck-up) Danny: According to you… 30 (oh, right, he is) What’s my favorite thing to do? Jana: Go to the beach. (you bet baby!) Danny: Think of ways to torture me (typical!) What do I do when you’re not around? Jana: Sing out loud in the car… oh wait, you do that anyway. Danny: Sing “everybody was Kung Fu Fighting” (not only do I sing this often, they gave me a birthday card with the sound chip – they encourage this behavior) If I became famous, what would it be for? Jana: BLOGGING Danny: blogging (one can dream, thanks guys) What am I really good at doing? Jana: Listening to me complain. (I have had lots of practice) Danny: making fun of dad (in a loving way) What am I not very good at doing? Jana: You’re good at everything Mommy 🙂 (again, sucking up) Danny: math (for sure, but honestly no one is going to mention sports?) What is my job? Jana: To make me happy. KIDDING… graphic designer/ soon to be professional blogger. Is there such thing? (there sure is) Danny: graphic designer (yes STILL) What’s my favorite food? Jana: Eggplant (I can’t believe you know that) Danny: I have no idea (I guess that is fair) What makes you proud of me? Jana: How dedicated you are. (wow) Danny: People respect you. (wow again) If I were a cartoon character, who would I be? Jana: Kermit the frog (yes, we know kermit is a muppet, not a cartoon) Danny: Lois from Family Guy (we LOVE Family Guy) What do you and I do together? Jana: A lot. Danny: Lots of crap. How are we the same? Jana: We HATE shopping (yes we do) Danny: Diligent (yes we are) How do you know I love you? Jana: Because you tell me everyday. (yes i do) Danny: You tell me constantly that when I leave you will be found rocking back and forth in the corner. (yes i will!)
And there you have it. Just when you thought they weren’t paying attention!
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Election Day is Not for the Faint of Heart (guest post)
Time to Cry Tuesday is suspended this week for Election Day. I refuse to believe that I will feel the need to cry. I will stay optimistic and hope this country will choose to evolve rather than send us careening into the abyss. That said, the following guest post is a bit harsh, so either fasten your seatbelts or check back later. Today just might prove to be a multiple post day.
This is written by a friend who is both rabid outspoken and endearing. He has spent a good portion of his career in and around political campaigns and his opinions are always fresh and sans BS, albeit crass at times. Nonetheless, when he hits a rant like the one below I sit back and enjoy the ride. (BTW, this usually is accompanied by multiple shots of Patrón – helps it go down smoother) This does not reflect my views, per se, but I sure do love to hear him spew. Damn, should have done a video of this. Inflection and facial expressions are half the fun.
Here goes:
My advice to BO and the new gang:
Fuck the cumbaya.
Politics is a contact sport. After 8 years of getting your head beaten with a club you feel compelled to bring everyone together? NO. NO. NO.
You must expel the philistines from the promise land… cut the head of the snake. Clear the Justice Dept. out down to the janitors. Cut the bipartisan shit. They don’t share. They don’t like you. And if you let them stay in the castle they will only endlessly plot against you until they get you… they are not us. They are not sharers. They didn’t read the Kindergarten sharing book. And they must be sent from the promised land.
If we win both houses, 60 for the filibuster. And the presidency, fuck them. And as fast as you can print new bills fix the shit storm we now find ourselves in. Give me back my civil liberties and rewrite the Patriot Act. Restore our international credibility. Let everyone know loud and clear that in 21st Century America healthcare IS A RIGHT. Start to balance the budget, and try to explain to working people and our middle class that republicans are not like them just because they believe in G-d.
But most importantly, here’s the point:
When you’ve been bullied, you have a choice. Kiss and make up or punch ’em in the nose; I say punch ’em in the nose and send them home. You stand a better chance of it not happening again… or you can be a Democrat and leave the wolves in the hen house.
And then it will be Palin in 2012.
No justice, no peace.
Wow, I feel better!
I told you he was something else, didn’t I? I am pretty sure I just lost a reader or two on that one. Or perhaps I picked up a few!
Haven’t had enough of me yet? You can also read me at Mid-Century Modern Moms where they are celebrating their 1 year blogaversary. And at 50-Something Moms Blog… Poor is the New Rich and There is no Hair in Team .
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