One word only meme

Captain's Log, Stardate 06.16.2008

I stole this meme from A Writer's Notebook.

ONE WORD ONLY!

Not as easy as you might think. Now copy, forward, or post this and change the answers to yours and pass it on. It’s really hard to only use one word answers.

1. Where is your cell phone? charging

2. Your significant other? working

3. Your hair? short

4. Your mother? Hawaii

5. Your father? Hawaii

6. Your favorite thing? food

7. Your dream last night? forgot

8. Your favorite drink? wine

9. Your dream/goal? Oprah

10. The room you’re in? office

11. Your ex? forgotten

12. Your fear? crowds

13. Where do you want to be in 6 years? rich

14. Where were you last night? home

15. What you’re not? serious

16. Muffins? bran

17. One of your wish list items? books

18. Where you grew up? Hawaii

19. The last thing you did? write

20. What are you wearing? shorts

21. Your TV? off

22. Your pets? annoying

23. Your computer? Mac!!!

24. Your life? Swell!

25. Your mood? hungry

26. Missing someone? Uncle

27. Your car? Camry

28. Something you’re not wearing? Anti-perspirant

29. Favorite store? B&N

30. Your summer? Hot!

31. Like(love) someone? Captain

32. Your favorite color? PINK!!!

33. Last time you laughed? yesterday

34. Last time you cried? dunno

35. Who will re-post this? dunno

Comments

Ausjenny said…

I posted on my blog
ausjenny

Mon Jun 16, 02:55:00 AM 2008

Anonymous said…

I posted mine a while ago:
http://kayedacus.com/2008/01/06/one-word-meme/

Mon Jun 16, 07:01:00 AM 2008

Angie said…

I just posted mine. :)

http://neveradullmoment-angie.blogspot.com/2008/06/one-word.html

Mon Jun 16, 09:47:00 AM 2008

Ausjenny said…

Camy this was fun and your right its hard. (specially when you dont have a car, cellphone, significant other or ex!)
but it was fun to do to.
thanks for the challange.

Mon Jun 16, 11:02:00 PM 2008

Christina Tarabochia said…

Camy drives a Camry? I love it!

Wed Jun 18, 04:37:00 PM 2008

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