Wednesday Hodgepodge 23/3/16

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1. Has spring sprung in your little corner of the world? Other than the calendar how would I know? What's your favorite thing about spring?

Just about!  There are flowers blooming in the garden and we have had sunshine this week but it’s still rather cold!  I love it when all the spring flowers start appearing and the clocks change so the days are longer with more daylight.

2. Besides the weather, what's put a spring in your step recently?

Not much.  Hasn’t been the greatest start to the new year but hoping it will get better.

3. How does Easter impact you?

As a Christian it’s a very important time of year – with the added bonus of chocolate!

4. I saw this somewhere on Facebook and thought it would make a fun Hodgepodge question. Which of the following would you find most disappointing...

a just stuffed taco shell breaking open and spilling out before you take the first bite? 

dropping a just-purchased Starbucks/Dunkin Donuts coffee? 

opening the peanut butter jar and finding it empty? 

upending onto the sidewalk a just-purchased ice cream cone? 

a burnt bagel popping up in your toaster when you're rushing breakfast? 

or cutting into an avocado and finding out it's rotten? 

Not mad about tacos.  I don’t drink coffee or eat peanut butter.  I really do not like avocados and I never rush breakfast.  But if I lost my just-purchased ice cream cone give me a wide berth! lol

5. What's something held together with tape at your house? Or a paper clip? Or a wing and a prayer?

All the crap stuff hanging on my fridge by the overloaded fridge magnets. 

6. Do you feel underappreciated? In what way?

Not any longer.  I sometimes did when I was working, one of the many reasons for leaving.

7. What's something you'd build if you knew how?

A house would be good.  Designed just the way I wanted it but that’s not going to happen.  I’m pretty good with flat pack furniture, as long as hubby’s around when strength or an extra pair of hands are needed.  I always read the instructions and check I’ve got everything before I start.  Don’t have any other burning ambitions to build anything.

8. Insert your own random thought here.

Of course under building we could add in building a better understanding between faiths to help bring about more peace in the world.  We have to hope.