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Five Question Friday





1. What is your favorite sign of spring?
     I love seeing the snow disappearing but also hearing the birds!

2. What was your best birthday ever?
    I think my best birthday was in 2007 when I was pregnant with my daughter and it was a beautiful day and we walked and went to many cute shops in a fun town.

3. What is your favorite dessert?
    ICE CREAM!  

4. What is the best excuse you've ever used to get out of a ticket?
    I never had to give an excuse... one time it was my bday and I got pulled over but just got a warning. 

5. Do you wake up before your alarm, with your alarm, or after hitting snooze several times?
    My daughter is my alarm!  

Comments

I love when the snow is gone & the grass is green. We woke up to at least 8" this morning!
Jillian said…
New follower from 5QF! I'm the same way lol, my son is my alarm clock!

Have a great weekend!

http://www.themtandersenfamily.blogspot.com
8 inches... SO NOT FAIR!! GROSS!

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