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5 Questions Friday


1. Shoes in the house - yay or nay?
 Nay- I love no shoes or socks, but slippers in winter. 

2. What do you call them- flip flops, slippers, thongs, etc?
Flip Flops

3. What song are you almost embarrassed to admit you know all the lyrics to?
Fresh Prince of BelAire theme song, and probably a lot more!

4. What is the best quality to have in a friend?
I think there is more then one quality but I guess best quality would be trust.  I need to trust my friend with personal things that the whole world does not need to know.

5. Do you know what you want for Christmas?
A new car or a house!  LOL- I'm so funny!

Comments

That is too funny! But now I am going to have the Fresh Prince song running through my head until I fall asleep. ;)

Neat blog idea...thanks for sharing your answers.

Many Blessings!
Unknown said…
LOL!! I too know all the words to that song :)

Happy Saturday!
Love that I am not the only one who can sing that song! :) hehehehe

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