Into the Fire

6 responses to “Just meme . . .”

1. 

   BK Jackson

   November 18, 2016

   I’ve never seen a word become more popular more rapidly than the word ‘meme’. I didn’t even know what it meant until recently when I had to go look it up. LOL! We use ‘meme’ now as frequently as people used to say ‘dude’ in the 70’s. 😎
   Tattoos: 0
   Piercings: 0
   Marriages: 0
   Divorces: 0
   Children: 0
   Surgeries: Yes (eye, shoulder)
   Shot a gun: Of the cap or BB variety
   Quit a job: Yes. Still doing cartwheels over it.
   Flown on a plane: Yes
   100+miles in a car: Yes
   100+motorcycle: No
   Hit a deer: No. But I know plenty of people who have.
   Gone zip lining: Not.
   Cried over someone: Yes many times.
   Fell in love: Not in the romance sense.
   Skipped school: No
   Watched someone give birth: No
   Watched someone die: Yes
   Been to Canada: No
   Ridden in an ambulance: No
   Been to Hawaii?: No Been to Europe: No
   Been to Washington DC: Yes Visited Florida: Yes (if you count the Jacksonville a/p. Nothin’ to see but humidity in FL)
   Visited Mexico: No Visited Las Vegas: Yes
   Sang karaoke: No
   Had a pet(s): Yes. Cody was the love of my life and there was also Bob Barker (my collie/shepherd mix), Aztec, & many others.
   Been sledding on big hill: Maryland has no hills.
   Been downhill skiing: No
   Rode on a motorcycle: No
   Rode a horse: Yes
   Stayed in a hospital: Yes
   Donated blood: Yes
   Driven a stick shift: Yes (I still miss mine)
   Rode in the back of a police car: No

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2. 

   Nicole Petrino-Salter

   November 18, 2016

   Thanks, Brenda! Fun to see your answers. 😉

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3. 

   Brenda S. Anderson

   November 18, 2016

   Your most interesting answer, Nicole, is yes to riding in the back of a police car. I’ll bet there’s a story behind that. 🙂
   This is a perfect post for a rainy-will-be-snowing-soon Friday.
   Tattoos: 0
   Piercings: 0
   Marriages: One
   Divorces: 0
   Children: Three
   Surgeries: Yes (torn ACL & meniscus after jumping off a stage at church)
   Shot a gun: Yes
   Quit a job: Yes
   Flown on a plane: Yes
   100+miles in a car: Yes
   100+motorcycle: No
   Hit a deer: No, but my husband totalled our van hitting a deer, and it’s very common in our area.
   Gone zip lining: No
   Cried over someone: Yes
   Fell in love: Yes
   Skipped school: No
   Watched someone give birth: No
   Watched someone die: No
   Been to Canada: Yes
   Ridden in an ambulance: No
   Been to Hawaii?: No
   Been to Europe: No – and I have relatives in France! My goal is to get there within the next two years.
   Been to Washington DC: Yes
   Visited Florida: Yes
   Visited Mexico: No
   Visited Las Vegas: No
   Sang karaoke: No
   Had a pet(s): Yes
   Been sledding on big hill: Yes – had one right across the road from our farm. Had it all to ourselves. 🙂
   Been downhill skiing: Yes – worst experience ever! Had to go for phy-ed in 7th grade. My skis kept falling off.
   Rode on a motorcycle: Yes
   Rode a horse: Yes
   Stayed in a hospital: Yes
   Donated blood: No – get way too nauseated.
   Driven a stick shift: Yes – loved driving the stick in the country, but not in the city.
   Rode in the back of a police car: No

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4. 

   Nicole Petrino-Salter

   November 18, 2016

   Hahaha, yes, there is a story behind that answer, but I wasn’t arrested or anything. I needed a ride (there’s the story) between a small town to another town and there was no bus. Story shall remain untold. 😉
   Thank you for taking the time to answer, Bren. Ouch on that knee surgery!

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5. 

   BK Jackson

   November 18, 2016

   Hmmm…do you suppose the fact that we never skipped school (except once with permission) was a good indicator we’d end up writing one day? 😎

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6. 

   Nicole Petrino-Salter

   November 18, 2016

   Could have something to do with it. Serious students apparently. I never missed a day of school from jr. high through sr. high except that one when I was allowed to go with my boyfriend’s family to take him to Mt. Home AFB after he’d enlisted. It was late in the year, I was a senior, and basically just waiting for school to get out.

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