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thefridayfive questions are all based on the song:
1. What scent is your shampoo?
Currently Raspberry, but it's not a strong scent
2. What’s something interesting that you’ve carried on your shoulders or back?
Generally, library books. And yes, my library books are interesting, why else would I bother with them? Or things for an overnight stay, although the interest is in why I'm going away rather than the contents of the bag, where the main interest will be on what I've forgotten to pack this time.
3. What’s your favorite dance step or move?
Not sure I have one. Anything done by Sir Matthew Bourne's New Adventures.
4. Who do you spend the most time with?
My husband, which given we're both retired isn't all that surprising.
5. Is there anything in your daily life that you need to stand on tiptoe or get a stool to reach?
Apart from changing light bulbs, which I leave to above-mentioned husband (not a sexist act, he's taller than me - years ago, when the kids were still at home they performed a similar function), the items in the baking cupboard. That's okay because I just get everything out before I start to bake, which I don't do very often anyway.
thefridayfive questions are all based on the song:1. What scent is your shampoo?
Currently Raspberry, but it's not a strong scent
2. What’s something interesting that you’ve carried on your shoulders or back?
Generally, library books. And yes, my library books are interesting, why else would I bother with them? Or things for an overnight stay, although the interest is in why I'm going away rather than the contents of the bag, where the main interest will be on what I've forgotten to pack this time.
3. What’s your favorite dance step or move?
Not sure I have one. Anything done by Sir Matthew Bourne's New Adventures.
4. Who do you spend the most time with?
My husband, which given we're both retired isn't all that surprising.
5. Is there anything in your daily life that you need to stand on tiptoe or get a stool to reach?
Apart from changing light bulbs, which I leave to above-mentioned husband (not a sexist act, he's taller than me - years ago, when the kids were still at home they performed a similar function), the items in the baking cupboard. That's okay because I just get everything out before I start to bake, which I don't do very often anyway.
