Living Outside the Stacks

Monday Mingle is hosted by Jen at Eighty MPH Mom.  If you’d like to participate, all you have to do is answer the 3 questions (you can vlog it, write it or stitch on a pillow, just make sure others can find it), hit the linky and you are part of the gang.  Make sure you visit other minglers and leave some comment love, after all, this is an interactive sport.

This week’s questions are:
1. What animal or bug are you completely terrified of?

I’m absolutely terrified of cats and birds.  I promise you, I think they’re conspiring against me.  Have you ever noticed how cats sorta creep along the side of walls, watching your every move, ready to pounce?  What are they doing that they have to be so suspicious of everyone?  And birds…  Those flying rodents!  Swooping down from the heavens, leaving their little gang signs on cars, statues and whatever else happens to be in their line of sight.

2. How many cousins do you have?

Between the Vaughns and the Moseleys, there are a lot of us.  I come from a long line of breeders.  And not just any type of breeder, we like multiples ~ I’m a twin, my aunt was a twin, my cousin had twins, I have twins, I’ve even heard that there may be a triplet in there somewhere.  Yep, breeding is our specialty.

3. What state are most of your relatives located in? How often do you see them?

We seem to have taken over the northeast part of the U.S., specifically the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia regions.

Next week’s questions are:
To be determined…

Don’t forget to join me for Shoe Style Saturday this Saturday…

To participate in Shoe Style Saturday, all you have to do is 

• take a picture of your shoes
• post them to your blog
• hit the link
• leave a comment
• visit other participants

So, come on and show me your femme fatale flats, those sexy stilettos and pin~up peep toes, yes, even your racy runners.

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