How many movies have you seen?

"SUPPOSEDLY if you've seen over 85 films, you have no life. Mark the ones you've seen. There are 244 films on this list. Copy this list, go to your own facebook account, paste this as a note. Then, put x's next to the films you've seen, add them up, change the header adding your number, and click publish at the bottom. Have fun."

( x) Rocky Horror Picture Show

(x) Grease

(x) Pirates of the Caribbean

(x) Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest

(x) Pirates of the Carribbean 3: At World's End

( ) Boondock Saints

() Fight Club

(x) Starsky and Hutch

(x) Neverending Story

(x ) Blazing Saddles

(x ) Airplane

Total: 9

() The Princess Bride

(x) Anchorman

( ) Napoleon Dynamite

(x) Labyrinth

() Saw

() Saw II

() White Noise

( ) White Oleander

(x) Anger Management

(x)50 First Dates

(x) The Princess Diaries

( ) The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

Total so far: 14

(x) Scream

(x) Scream 2

(x)Scream 3

(x) Scary Movie

()Scary Movie 2

()Scary Movie 3

() Scary Movie 4

(x) American Pie

( ) American Pie 2

( ) American Wedding

() American Pie Band Camp

Total so far: 19

(x)Harry Potter 1

() Harry Potter 2

() Harry Potter 3

() Harry Potter 4

() Resident Evil 1

()Resident Evil 2

(x)The Wedding Singer

( ) Little Black Book

() The Village

(x)Lilo & Stitch

Total so far: 22

(x) Finding Nemo

( x) Finding Neverland

(x) Signs

(x) The Grinch

() Texas Chainsaw Massacre

( ) Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning

( x)White Chicks

() Butterfly Effect

(x ) 13 Going on 30

() I, Robot

(x) Robots

Total so far: 29

(x) Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story

() Universal Soldier

( x) Lemony Snicket: A Series Of Unfortunate Events

(x)Along Came Polly

() Deep Impact

() KingPin

( x) Never Been Kissed

(x) Meet The Parents

(x) Meet the Fockers

( ) Eight Crazy Nights

( ) Joe Dirt

(x) KING KONG

Total so far: 36

() A Cinderella Story

(x ) The Terminal

( ) The Lizzie McGuire Movie

( ) Passport to Paris

(x) Dumb & Dumber

(x ) Dumber & Dumberer

() Final Destination

( Final Destination 2

( )Final Destination 3

() Halloween

() The Ring

() The Ring 2

( ) Surviving X-MAS

(x) Flubber

Total so far: 40

( ) Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle

(x) Practical Magic

() Chicago

() Ghost Ship

() From Hell

() Hellboy

( ) Secret Window

() I Am Sam

(x) The Whole Nine Yards

( x) The Whole Ten Yards

Total so far:43

(x) The Day After Tomorrow

() Child's Play

( ) Seed of Chucky

( ) Bride of Chucky

( x) Ten Things I Hate About You

(x) Just Married

( ) Gothika

() Nightmare on Elm Street

( ) Sixteen Candles

( ) Remember the Titans

( ) Coach Carter

( ) The Grudge

( ) The Grudge 2

(x) The Mask

( ) Son Of The Mask

Total so far: 47

(x) Bad Boys

() Bad Boys 2

( ) Joy Ride

(x) Lucky Number Slevin

(x) Ocean's Eleven

(x) Ocean's Twelve

(x) Ocean's Thirteen

() Bourne Identity

() Bourne Supremecy

() Bourne Ultimatum

( ) Lone Star

( x) Bedazzled

() Predator I

() Predator II

() The Fog

(x) Ice Age

(x) Ice Age 2: The Meltdown

( ) Curious George

Total so far: 55

(x) Independence Day

() Cujo

( ) A Bronx Tale

( ) Darkness Falls

() Christine

(x) ET

( ) Children of the Corn

( ) My Bosses Daughter

(x) Maid in Manhattan

() War of the Worlds

(x) Rush Hour

() Rush Hour 2

Total so far:59

( ) Best Bet

(x ) How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

( x) She's All That

( x) Calendar Girls

(x ) Sideways

(x) Mars Attacks

() Event Horizon

( x) Ever After

(x) Wizard of Oz

(x) Forrest Gump

(x) Big Trouble in Little China

(x) The Terminator

() The Terminator 2

() The Terminator 3

Total so far: 69

(x) X-Men

() X-2

() X-3

(x) Spider-Man

() Spider-Man 2

( ) Sky High

() Jeepers Creepers

() Jeepers Creepers 2

(x) Catch Me If You Can

(x) The Little Mermaid

(x) Freaky Friday

() Reign of Fire

( ) The Skulls

(x) Cruel Intentions

( ) Cruel Intentions 2

(x ) The Hot Chicks

(x) Shrek

(x) Shrek 2

(x) Shrek 3

Total so far: 79

( ) Swimfan

(x) Miracle on 34th street

( ) Old School

( x) The Notebook

( ) K-Pax

( ) Krippendorf's Tribe

() A Walk to Remember

( ) Ice Castles

( ) Boogeyman

(x) The 40-year-old Virgin

Total so far: 82

() Lord of the Rings Fellowship of the Ring

() Lord of the Rings The Two Towers

() Lord of the Rings Return Of the King

(x) Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

(x) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

(x) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Total so far: 85

( ) Baseketball

() Hostel

( ) Waiting for Guffman

() House of 1000 Corpses

() Devils Rejects

(x) Elf

() Highlander

() Mothman Prophecies

(x) American History x

( ) Three

Total so Far 87

( ) The Jacket

() Kung Fu Hustle

( ) Shaolin Soccer

( ) Night Watch

(x) Monsters Inc.

(x) Titanic

(x) Monty Python and the Holy Grail

() Shaun Of the Dead

( ) Willard

Total so far: 91

( ) High Tension

( ) Club Dread

(x)Hulk

( ) Dawn Of the Dead

(x) Hook

(x ) Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

(x ) 28 days later

() 28 weeks later

( ) Orgazmo

( ) Phantasm

() Waterworld

Total so far: 95

() Kill Bill vol 1

() Kill Bill vol 2

() Mortal Kombat

( ) Wolf Creek

( ) Kingdom of Heaven

( ) the Hills Have Eyes

( ) I Spit on Your Grave aka the Day of the Woman

( ) The Last House on the Left

( ) Re-Animator

() Army of Darkness

Total so far: 95

(x) Star Wars Ep. I The Phantom Menace

(x) Star Wars Ep. II Attack of the Clones

(x) Star Wars Ep. III Revenge of the Sith

(x) Star Wars Ep. IV A New Hope

(x) Star Wars Ep. V The Empire Strikes Back

(x) Star Wars Ep. VI Return of the Jedi

( ) Ewoks Caravan Of Courage

( ) Ewoks The Battle For Endor

Total so far: 101

(x) The Matrix

() The Matrix Reloaded

( ) The Matrix Revolutions

( ) Animatrix

() Evil Dead

() Evil Dead 2

() Team America: World Police

() Red Dragon

(x) Silence of the Lambs

(x) Hannibal

Total: 104

Loving Two

Loving Two

I walk along holding your 2-year-old hand,
basking in the glow of our magical relationship.
Suddenly I feel a kick from within, as if to remind me that our time alone is limited.
And I wonder: how could I ever love another child as I love you?

Then he is born,
and I watch you.
I watch the pain you feel at having to share me
as you've never shared me before.

I hear you telling me in your own way, "Please love only me."
And I hear myself telling you in mine,  "I can't," knowing, in fact, that I never can again.

You cry. I cry with you.
I almost see our new baby as an intruder
on the precious relationship we once shared.
A relationship we can never quite have again.

But then, barely noticing, I find myself attached to that new being, and feeling almost guilty.
I'm afraid to let you see me enjoying him--as though I am betraying you.

But then I notice your resentment change, first to curiosity, then to protectiveness,
finally to genuine affection.

More days pass, and we are settling into a new routine.
The memory of days with just the two of us is fading fast.

But something else is replacing those wonderful times we shared, just we two.
There are new times---only now, we are three.
I watch the love between you grow, the way you look at each other, touch each other.

I watch how he adores you--as I have for so long.
I see how excited you are by each of his new accomplishments.
And I begin to realize that I haven't taken something from you, I've given something to you.
I notice that I am no longer afraid to share my love openly with both of you.

I find that my love for each of you is as different as you are, but equally strong.
And my question is finally answered, to my amazement.
Yes, I can love another child as much as I love you--only differently.

And although I realize that you may have to share my time, I now know you'll never share my love.
There's enough of that for both of you---you each have your own supply.

I love you---both. And I thank you both for blessing my life

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Dream

WHAT I OWE MY MOTHER:

WHAT I OWE MY MOTHER:

1. My mother taught me TO APPRECIATE A JOB WELL DONE. 'If you're going to kill each other, do it outside. I just finished cleaning.'

2. My mother taught me RELIGION . 'You better pray that this will come out of the carpet.'

3. My mother taught me about TIME TRAVEL 'If you don't straighten up, I'm going to knock you into the middle of next week!'

4. My mother taught me LOGIC . ' Because I said so, that's why.'

5. My mother taught me MORE LOGIC . 'If you fall out of that swing and break your neck, you're not going to the store with me.'

6. My mother taught me FORESIGHT. 'Make sure you wear clean underwear, in case you're in an accident.'

7. My mother taught me IRONY. 'Keep crying, and I'll give you something to cry about.'

8. My mother taught me about the science of OSMOSIS. 'Shut your mouth and eat your supper.'

9. My mother taught me about CONTORTIONISM . 'Will you look at that dirt on the back of your neck!'

10. My mother taught me about STAMINA 'You'll sit there until all that SOUP is gone.'

11. My mother taught me about WEATHER .. 'This room of yours looks as if a tornado went through it.'

12. My mother taught me about HYPOCRISY 'If I told you once, I've told you a million times. Don't exaggerate!'

13. My mother taught me the CIRCLE OF LIFE . 'I brought you into this world, and I can take you out.'

14. My mother taught me about BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION. 'Stop acting like your father!'

15. My mother taught me about ENVY. 'There are millions of less fortunate kids in this world who don't have wonderful parents like u do..'

16. My mother taught me about ANTICIPATION. 'Just wait until we get home.'

17. My mother taught me about RECEIVING . 'You are going to get it when you get home!'

18. My mother taught me MEDICAL SCIENCE. 'If you don't stop crossing your eyes, they are going to get stuck that way.'

19. My mother taught me ESP . 'Put your sweater on; don't you think I know when you are cold?'

20. My mother taught me HUMOUR . 'When that lawn mower cuts off your toes, don't come running to me..'

21. My mother taught me HOW TO BECOME AN ADULT . 'If you don't eat your vegetables, you'll never grow up.'

22. My mother taught me GENETICS. 'You're just like your father.'

23. My mother taught me about my ROOTS. 'Shut that door behind you. Do you think you were born in a tent?'

24. My mother taught me WISDOM. 'When you get to be my age, you'll understand.'

25. And my favourite: My mother taught me about JUSTICE 'One day you'll have kids, and I hope they turn out just like you '

Mum's Survey

A different kind of survey for a change - it's all about your your first born!

1. WAS YOUR FIRST PREGNANCY PLANNED? 

My 1st ended at 24 weeks, It was a little girl - Mia.

James was very much planned and prayed for.

Sarah-Jane was a beautiful Bonus.

2. WERE YOU MARRIED AT THE TIME? Yes

3. WHAT WERE YOUR REACTIONS? Couldn't believe it, sooooo happy

4. WAS ABORTION AN OPTION FOR YOU? Not at all

5. HOW OLD WERE YOU? 35

6. HOW DID YOU FIND OUT YOU WERE PREGNANT? 

I'd got some of my old OPK's out and went into the loo to test, I'd never had a + OPK despite using them for over a year, as soon as I tested it was +..... I squealled and DH came in to see what was wrong, so I told him and he said right lets go get a HPT, so we got dressed and where going down the drive when the Postie arrived with the parcel of HPT's, poor postie didn't know what hit him, I grabbed them and the two of us ran and left him standing there. Straight upstairs and we did 6 tests (just in case), all of them came back BFP's..... We cried, We laughed,

7. WHO DID YOU TELL FIRST?

John, My Parents

8. DID YOU WANT TO FIND OUT THE SEX? 

YES

9. DUE DATE? 

Mia 1st Nov 2000

James 20th June 2005

10. DID YOU HAVE MORNING SICKNESS? 

No, evening sickness

11. WHAT DID YOU CRAVE? 

James - Oranges, orange marmalade, orange chewits, even the orange out of the jaffa cakes.

12. WHO/WHAT IRRITATED YOU THE MOST? 

I took gallstones @16wks, then SPD and spent a lot of time in hospital.... 

but the biggest thing was needed to be put under for an emergency c-section and not seeing James till he was 30 mins old.

13. WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST CHILD'S SEX?

Mia - girl

James - boy

14. DID YOU WISH YOU HAD THE OPPOSITE SEX OF WHAT YOU WERE GETTING?

nope

15. HOW MANY POUNDS DID YOU GAIN? 

With James I lost 3 stone, with Sarah-Jane I lost another stone half

16. DID YOU HAVE A BABY SHOWERS? 

NO

17. WAS IT A SURPRISE OR DID YOU KNOW? 

Didnt have one

18.DID YOU HAVE ANY COMPLICATIONS DURING YOUR PREGNANCY? 

Hell yes - I have a clotting disorder and had to inject myself twice a day in the stomach. I didn't have an easy pregnancy from 16wks I spent most of it hospital, with gallstones, pancreitis, jaundice, liver functions up the left, enlarged kidneys and bleeding at 30 weeks, I had injections to help develop his lungs. I also was put on bedrest both times because of spd. With Sarah-Jane I went into PTL at 25 weeks and had injections to stop the contractions and bleeding, she ended up staying in till 39 weeks.

19. WHERE DID YOU GIVE BIRTH? 

Craigavon Hopsital, Northern Ireland

20. HOW MANY HOURS WERE YOU IN LABOR?

With Mia - 26 hrs

With James I was induced tuesday evening and he was born friday morning 3am.

21. WHO DROVE YOU TO THE HOSPITAL?

JOhn

22. WHO WATCHED YOU GIVE BIRTH? 

Medical staff

John was there for Sarah-Jane.

23. WAS IT NATURAL OR C-SECTION?

James was natural for 3 bloody days but then needed a c-section at the end

24. DID YOU TAKE MEDICINE TO EASE THE PAIN?

Gas & Air & Pethidine

25. HOW MUCH DID YOUR CHILD WEIGH? 

6lbs 14oz

26. WHEN WAS YOUR CHILD ACTUALLY BORN? 

May 5th 2005 at 35 weeks

27. WHAT DID YOU NAME YOUR CHILD? 

James John - after his two grandads and his daddy.

28. HOW OLD IS YOUR FIRST BORN TODAY? he'll be 3 this May. If Mia had survived she'd have turned 8 last November.

Who Do I Look Like?

Christmas is for Everyone (from a 1970 magazine article (Good Housekeeping, I think)

The Children: Now there is magic in the very air, and every prospect pleases. The world is full of delectable secrets - large lumpy packages upon the closet shelf, running feet on the stairs, whispers and laughter and snatches of singing, the dazzle of spun glass and the smell of sugar and spice. The unaccustomed tree is in the house, where trees don't grow, looped with its tinsel and twinkles, and everybody suddenly listens when the children speak. Laps become more readily available, and there are stories for the asking - old, old stories for new ears. Who can doubt the benevolence of life when the rumored one, by means not exactly clear, showers down largesse on Christmas morn and makes dreams come true - the red dump truck, the doll that walks and talks? Who can doubt anything when, as one lies stiff and sentient in one's bed, the listening ear has caught (just before sleep overtook one) the phantom sound of hoof beats of reindeer:

There is more here than meets the eye or the experience - a kind of magic. May they never lose it. May the eternal possibility of miracles attend their days.

The Grandparents: So many Christmases have rolled over their heads; there are so many things to remember. If the old house is strangely neat and curiously quiet, and the bubble and squeak of the season have stilled to the low murmur of orderly existence, they will soon rise and go where the action is - where their own progeny have begat and taken up the cudgels, and the cycle is beginning again. They will be welcomed with glad cries of parental relief and pure childish pleasure. They will spoil the children without stint or compunction, and they will have the time for it. They will not concern themselves with what's cooking on the stove or who's paying for it. They will sit calmly in the chaos of the second generation's living room and harvest the fruits of their labors. "Do you remember that Christmas when you were between jobs, and the Christmas tree fell over in the fireplace and caught fire and broke the bottle of cologne you'd bought me?" she asks. " I was out of work." He says, "not between jobs, and I was broke in the bargain." She smiles. "But then you got a job, and that made Christmas that year." He grins. "I don't remember about that. I do remember that nine months later we got Timmie!"

Let them remember that responsibility was never a burden - always a blessing.

The Mother: Motherhood is a diurnal round. She can hardly remember a time before they came - running noses, damp snowsuits, wet and muddy puppies, flushed faces, fevered brows, walking the floor in the middle of the night, smiles, tears, anguish, joy, hope, faith, and terror - all to the persistent music of the washer and dryer. Was she ever really a girl, with that pack of ridiculous ideas? How could Christmas have meant anything to her before she found out what it's about? But it's so old-fashioned to go around feeling like a mother, experiencing that blaze of satisfaction when they are once more bedded down, rosy in sleep, while visions of the regulation sugarplums presumably dance in their heads, safe again for at least a few hours. She should be searching for her true identity, except that she already knows what it is. She's a mother, and that makes her at one with women since the dawn of time and still leaves her unique. But there's no time for philosophy - must stuff the turkey, trim the tree, help Daddy assemble the mechanical toys, fill the stockings, and put out the light, taking a moment to peer at the star, shedding its radiance on her little stockade against the fearsome world.

Give her a moment of exultation - the exaltation that knows no counterpart.

The Lovers: They were married before man and in the sight of God a short while ago, and now they are at home. They have their first four walls and not much else, if the truth be known; but the place is scarcely large enough to contain what springs between them - the pride, the confidence, the desire and the fulfillment. Christmas has cone, and he yearns for dragons guarding treasure, so that he could slay them and lay the plunder at her feet - silks, jewels, attar of roses. She dreams gifts of unimaginable splendor to wrap him and deck him and speak of her love. She has bought him a flat pin-seal wallet, and he has bought her a thin red purse; but all they really want or need is each other. She confronts with pardonable dismay the cold, raw turkey, which she will somehow manage to roast and he will manage to mangle, since he has never carved. They will then collapse in laughter and kiss and cling, for their hunger is of a different order.

May they never, ever forget.

The Venerable One: She is old and wise, they say, and has survived many a Christmas. They treat her with the deference and respect accorded a fragile artifact and never listen to a thing she says. They shield her from drafts and hasten for shawls, push up the footstool and deprive her of fruitcake and talk across her, saying how remarkable she is. Well, she is old; there's no denying that. If she could ever see seventy-five again and her arthritis did not plague her so, if she had her strength, she would belay them with her cane and make them listen. During the long years she has come to a few conclusions that need to be passed on. It's the way you look at life that turns it bitter or sweet - a matter of attitude. If you see it as a vale of tears, even the skies will weep. Nobody is in position to promise you anything, so why do people all expect too much? Love is a complicated thing, not a condition in the body. Love is interdependence and mutual trust and caring more for another than for oneself, and when all passion is spent, love remains. The turning earth is beautiful in all its seasons, more beautiful than words can tell, and life is good. Never doubt that life is good and that love's uncertain glory is worth whatever it costs.

When the time comes, provide her with the curiosity that welcomes the unknown.

The Adolescent: Knowledge informs her, and there are no solid rewards to replace lost credibility. There are only questions without answers, problems without solutions, rebellions without reasons. Her heart yearns toward the familiar past (Make me a child again just for tonight!) and stares down the awesome road of the future with a tremble of fear, for she knows so much and so little. There is an ache which cannot be staunched by the baubles of her new estate - the long white gloves and the glistening boots, the hood contrived of fur - for she now decries possessions. Whey do they tell you lies? Or are they really lies, because who knows the truth, if it comes down to that? Who knows anything for sure?

Let him happen by soon - the one for whom she waits without knowing it. Make her a grown woman for all time, who is still half a child.

The Youngest: Regard the youngest one on Christmas Eve with all his frailty so shaped to beguile that a ring of adoring faces bends above him and tired hearts resolve to make the world a better place in his behalf. His large unfocused eyes reflect the age-old scent and freshen it. For is he not the secret of it all - the new, untried, unblemished vessel of all possibility? Could he not wax and grow and come to man's estate and lead us down new paths of goodness? Inherent in the downy head, sleep-crumpled face, and starfish hand, the awakening spirit, lies mans hope. The baby smiles, inspired by instinct or some little pleasure of that mystical realm he inhabits, but a gift of pure delight to those who hover. He is enfolded in love, surrounded by champions.

In all the years to come - the weary years - far ahead and long away, may he sense without knowing why, having neither memory nor proof, that he was once a king.

We Are Family

James John Breen

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Fathers Day 2006

Introducing Baby James Breen

Every Day Survival Kit

An Everyday Survival Kit

(This brings a whole new meaning to these items.)

Toothpick
Rubber band
Band-Aid
Pencil
Eraser
Chewing gum
Mint
Candy Kiss
Tea Bag

Here's why:

Toothpick - to remind you to pick out the good qualities in others...Matthew 7:1
Rubber band - to remind you to be flexible, things might not always go the way you want, but it will work out...Romans 8:28
Band Aid - to remind you to heal hurt feelings, yours or someone else's...Col. 3:12-14
Pencil - To remind you to list your blessings everyday...Eph 1:3
Eraser - to remind you that everyone makes mistakes, and it's okay...Genesis 50:15-21
Chewing gum - to remind you to stick with it and you can accomplish anything ...Phil 4:13
Mint - to remind you that you are worth a mint to your heavenly father...John 3:16-17
Candy Kiss - to remind you that everyone needs a kiss or a hug everyday...1 John 4:7
Tea Bag - to remind you to relax daily and go over that list of God's blessings...1 Thess 5:18
This is my gift to you. May God richly bless you.

A Favourite Poem

Mid-Term Break by Seamus Heaney

I sat all morning in the college sick bay
Counting bells knelling classes to a close,
At two o'clock our neighbours drove me home.

In the porch I met my father crying--
He had always taken funerals in his stride--
And Big Jim Evans saying it was a hard blow.

The baby cooed and laughed and rocked the pram
When I came in, and I was embarrassed
By old men standing up to shake my hand

And tell me they were "sorry for my trouble,"
Whispers informed strangers I was the eldest,
Away at school, as my mother held my hand

In hers and coughed out angry tearless sighs.
At ten o'clock the ambulance arrived
With the corpse, stanched and bandaged by the nurses.

Next morning I went up into the room. Snowdrops
And candles soothed the bedside; I saw him
For the first time in six weeks. Paler now,

Wearing a poppy bruise on the left temple,
He lay in the four foot box as in a cot.
No gaudy scars, the bumper knocked him clear.

A four foot box, a foot for every year.

Names

1.Your Full Name
Maureen Breen

2.WITNESS PROTECTION NAME:(mother and fathers middle names)
Irene Lawrence

3.NASCAR NAME:(first name of your mother's dad, father's dad
Hugh Joeseph

4.STAR WARS NAME:(the first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 letters of your first name)
BREMA

5.DETECTIVE NAME:(favorite color, favorite animal
Purple Cat

6.SOAP OPERA NAME:(middle name, town where you were born)
Lurgan

7.SUPERHERO NAME: (2nd fav color, fav drink, add "THE" to the beginning)
The Red Tia Maria

8.FLY NAME:(first 2 letters of 1st name, last 2 letters of your last name)
MAEN

9.ROCK STAR NAME:(current pets name, current street name)
Ernie Grange

10. PORN NAME: (1st pet, street you grew up on)
Kim Pinebank

11.YOUR GANGSTA NAME:(first 3 letters of real name plus izzle)
Mauizzle

12.YOUR IRAQI.. NAME:(2nd letter of your first name, 3rd letter of your last name, first two letters of your middle name, last two letters of your first name then last three letters of your last name)
AUENEEN

13.YOUR GOTH NAME:(black, and the name of one of your pets)
Black Bert

14. STRIPPER NAME: (name of your fav perfume, fav candy)
Clairns Wispa

How well do I know my Husband

1. He's sitting in front of the TV, what is on the screen? Big Bang Theory.

2. You're out to eat; what kind of dressing does he get on his salad? Caesar

3. What's one food he doesn't like? Sweetcorn, yogurt

4. You go out to eat and have a drink. What does he order? diet coke

5. Where did he go to high school? St Pats, Armagh

6. What size shoe does he wear? 9

7. If he was to collect anything, what would it be? DVDs

8. What is his favorite type of sandwich? Chicken or Cornbeef

9. What would he eat every day if he could? my spaghetti and meatballs of lasange

10. What is his favorite cereal? Weetabix

11. What would he never wear? Rugby Shirt

12. What is his favorite sports team? None - he's not a sports fan

13. Who did he vote for? nobody - he's not a US citizen so doesn't have the right to vote

14. Who is his best friend? me

15. What is something you do that he wishes you wouldn't do? tell him how to drive.

16. What is his heritage? Irish

17. You bake him a cake for his birthday: Chocolate Fudge Cake every time.

18. Did he play sports in high school? nope

19. What could he spend hours doing? farting about on computers

20. One unique talent? He rocks my world.