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The letter H

I got tagged by Jona.

The Rules:

Copy the questions below. Simply use the first letter of your name/nickname as you answer each question. You can't use any answer twice and don't use your own name for answer #4. When you're done, tag others.

1. What is your name? Hazel
2. A four letter word: Hope
3. A boy's name : Harry
4. A girl's name : Hermione (obvious ba na Harry Potter fan? lol)
5. An occupation : Helicopter Pilot
6. A color : Heliotrope
7. Something you wear : Hat
8. A type of food : Honeydew
9. Something found in the bathroom : Hanger
10. A place : Hampshire
11. A reason for being late : Hostile breakfast messed up poor tummy
12. Something you shout : Hooray!
13. A movie title : Hitch
14. Something you drink : Hot chocolate
15. A musical group : Helloween
16. A street name : Haddon Hall
17. A type of car : Hummer (do they have a sedan?)
18. A song title : Hey Jude
19. A verb : Hex

Arlene? Chris? genebie? faye? or anyone who hasn't done this tag yet and/or has time to spare, think up your answers and have some fun :)
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Genefaith said…
ok thANKS..am also posting some tags and i also has a tag for u..just wait for it..Gud nite...
18 March 2009 at 20:14
Chris said…
Hello Hazel! thanks for tagging me again, but i have done this tag a while ago.. here are my answers at http://www.mommyjourney.com/2009/02/two-in-one-meme.html
18 March 2009 at 21:17
Hazel said…
No problem, Chris. I'm sure I'll have fun reading your answers anyway. Thanks for the kind reply. You're sweet.
18 March 2009 at 21:28
Genefaith said…
I've done ur tag for me..
http://genejosh-hyzyd.blogspot.com/2009/03/letter-g-is-special.html
My award for u ...
http://genejosh-hyzyd.blogspot.com/2009/03/first-award-i-got-was-given-by-pinay.html
My tag for u...
http://genejosh-hyzyd.blogspot.com/2009/03/its-already-824-pm-and-i-havent-yet.html

Hope u enjoy!

Anyway, have u done the picture tag? am excited to see ur work...thanks
18 March 2009 at 22:33
Hazel said…
picture tag is coming up :)
19 March 2009 at 11:29
JonaBQ said…
thanks for playing along Haze! nice answers :D
19 March 2009 at 15:39
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