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Today we ripped off a blogger named Fridge from the blog Buzzing Fridge. Buzzing Fridge's last post was in 2010. He states he got it from Toast. Since we've got Toast's pick (Fridge never shared one) we thought that we'd post it. Toast has had a blog since 2003, but when he reinvents it, he deletes his archives. So we have no idea where Toast got it. It's 50 questions, so we will do it in three parts. Had we had found the old blog, we would known where Toast got it from. But, it was probably stolen there as well. So, of course, that will be as far as we go. Tracing back our theft's thieves might take some time. Link back to us at Sunday Stealing!

Cheers to all of us thieves!

1. When you looked at yourself in the mirror today, what was the first thing you thought?
It's Sunday and I'm working. Brilliant.

2. How much cash do you have on you?
30 something baht for coffee on my way to work by and by

3. What’s a word that rhymes with DOOR?
Core

4. Favorite planet?
Venus. A change would be nice. Otherwise Earth obviously

5. Who is the 4th person on your missed call list on your cell phone?
Some head of another department on the 12th floor

6. What is your favorite ring tone on your phone?
The Final Countdown. I don't have it yet actually, but I so want it. Where's that tech savvy niece...?

7. What shirt are you wearing?
Ecru & black warm silk

8. Do you label yourself?
A farm girl at heart

9. Name the brand of the shoes you’re currently wearing?
St. James. I'm off to work in a few minutes.

10. Bright or Dark Room?
Bright, but heck it depends upon what you are doing

11. What do you think about the person who took this survey before you?
SS co-thief

12. What does your watch look like?
The last one I wore was as wide-faced as my father's watch. Those they wore in the 70s

13. What were you doing at midnight last night?
Staring at an email from Copenhagen University

14. What did your last text message you received on your cell say?
Your booking with Wilding Golf has been confirmed . Please park at Interchange Bldg, 4th fl. and take the elevator down to B2.

15. Where is your nearest 7-11?
A two-minute walk away. I can see it from my porch.

16. What's a word that you say a lot?
Sweetie

Bud Weiser hosts Sunday Stealing

Comments

Shawnna said…
Thanks for stopping by Hazel. I feel your pain about working on a Sunday. I'm just praying it's not as bad as yesterday. Hope you have a good day!
Hazel said…
Ah thanks, Shawna. I'm glad I survived it today.
ShannonW said…
I wish 7-11 was that close to me. I really miss Big Gulps!!!

Happy Sunday! Thanks for visiting me.
Hey Farm Girl @ Heart-

Thanks for your FB help! :)
Hazel said…
Haha my pleasure, Bud :)!

Shannon, I saw Big Gulps going out the 7-11 door this morning :)
I am Harriet said…
Wow- 2 minutes!? Lucky.


Have a great rest of your weekend!
http://harrietandfriends.com/2011/03/bud-on-facebook-whatever/
Anonymous said…
Working on Sunday is not fun. I have done enough of that in my life and still have to do it. My three girls love the dog park, maybe they can play with yours one day. I least in spirit.

Jim

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