Happy Wednesday, friends! It’s time for Joyce‘s Wednesday Hodgepodge linkup. Let’s do this!! Here are this week’s questions with my answers in italics.
1. ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? On a scale of 1-10 how much of a fan are you? (10 is never miss a game and 1 is I’m just here for the snacks). Who’s your team? If you’re playing along today, but live outside the US feel free to sub your feelings about futbol for the more American sport of football.
So, as I’ve gotten older, I’ve gone from a 7 or 8 to a 3 or 4. I always root for my alma mater (Ole Miss Rebels), but I don’t feel like I have to keep up with every second of the games.
2. What’s something you currently have a game plan for managing?
All of the things :/ I have been working my new job for 4 weeks now, and I still love it, but I feel that I am still struggling to get a routine. But, I am trying, so I guess you could say I have a game plan for that.
3. Do you like chicken wings? Hot, mild, or some other flavor? What’s a must have food for you on a tailgate menu? I know tailgating isn’t as big of a thing outside the US of A as it is inside the US of A, but you can also answer the question this way-what’s a must have food for you at a sporting event viewing party?
I don’t like chicken wings. They have a bone. Now, if they are boneless wings, I will give them a try.
I’m always down for some kind of dip and chips!!
4. Teams typically have strict playbooks they follow. What is one unwritten rule or piece of advice in your ‘life playbook’ you think everyone should know?
Always keep God first. Trust Him! He’s got this…and that…all of it! He’s handling it!
5. This is the week we remember and mourn all that was lost and changed on September 11, 2001. I always include a spot for bloggers to share anything they’d like to share about 9/11. Share as much or as little as you like.
I was in my freshman year of college. I was sitting in the lobby of McCoy Hall (the math & science building) between classes, and I could hear the news report on a TV in one of the offices. It felt so weird after that, with the skies quiet. Since then, I have been to the 9/11 Memorial in NYC, and that is such a somber and sobering place to visit.
6. Insert your own random thought here.
Fall, is that you, way out in the distance?
