9 May 2018
WORDLESS WEDNESDAY - WEDNESDAY HODGEPODGE
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1. What are your ingredients for a perfect Saturday?
I like to go out. Theatre, cinema, exhibitions, excursions, or meeting with friends
2. What skill do you wish more people took the time to learn?
using a Smartphone, a tablet or a computer for the vintage people. Life would be more easy for them.
3. What's something you ate as a child you can't stand now as an adult?
Salad with sweet dressing ! My grandma always put sugar in the salad and milk plus the vinegar of course, that was a German recipe !
4. Something parenting has taught you? If you're not a parent tell us one important lesson you learned from your own parents.
To get rid of useless principles my parents had taught me
5. Share a favorite quote or saying about mothers or motherhood.
“There’s no way to be a perfect mother and a million ways to be a good one.” – Jill Churchill
6. Insert your own random thought here.
When do I pull out weeds in our garden (yard) ? Each day I find another excuse !
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I love all your questions and answers! Thanks for visiting my blog. You've been on my mind quite a bit but I have struggled with internet here in the mountains. I'll contact you shortly... Jo
ReplyDeleteI think the one lesson I learned from my parents (well, one of many anyway) is to be polite! Yes please, no thank you and the use of Monsieur/Madame. No tu, always vous, especially with older people. I still think it very important and often wish young people would still do it.
ReplyDeleteGood answers! I seemed to eat a fair amount of bologna and mustard sandwiches as a kid. Can't stand the taste of bologna anymore.
ReplyDeleteThe food question is the most interesting -- definitely made me think!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried salad with sugar, but did eat tomatoes with sugar as a child :-)
ReplyDeleteThe German recipe sounds very different. I have never tried that before. Nice to know about it though.
ReplyDeleteThe sunflowers made me smile, a wonderful addition to the garden.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2018/05/strange-sights.html
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can get a rabbit to eat the weeds. I am not sure your cats would approve though.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures lol
ReplyDeleteI am more of a 'salty' eater myself as well...however, if it was a German recipe, I would love it...as that is my heritage.
ReplyDeleteDo you have the recipe for the salad dressing? I would love to try it!
Thank you for sharing!
- Lisa
Sugar with everything was such a Grandma thing wasn't it - my Grandma gave me brown sugar sandwiches!
ReplyDeleteHappy days!
Wren x