Scavenger Hunt Answers!

Did any of you participate in the Scavenger Hunt this time? How much did you know about me? Let's find out!


  • What Christmas gift did I loathe so much that I made it stop talking?

The doll that I got from my mom that came with its own microchip that annoyed me to no end.


  • What is a game that my brother and I played as children?

Superman and the Couch. That wasn't the game's officiaila name. We just played. My brother insisted on being superman though. :)


  • What unusual place did my brother and I sometimes play in outside?

The soybean mill.


  • Name the band that I loved as a preteen.

It was undoubtedly the Backstreet Boys. You can read the post I wrote about it here if you wish.


  • What did I chew on at a friend's sleepover?

A glow in the dark stick. Read all about the dramatic tale of a girl who thought her life was over then and there.


  • A female Kohl's sales associate didn't know what this is. What is it?





It was a camisole. Yes, my dear readers, a camisole. I was shocked that someone in retail didn't know that.


  • What did I dress up for Halloween as a child?

A princess.


  • What did I give my grandparents for their anniversary?

A poem. You can read it here. Just click on the button to enlarge the picture for easier reading.


  • What did my brother and I do to my dad's former girlfriend's daughter one afternoon?

We got dust in her eyes in a race that ended in silence. Read it for yourself here.


  • What kind of AFOs (braces) was I wearing when my brother was wearing these:



My braces had butterflies on them. I figured if I had to wear them, they might as well look pretty. Don't you agree?


Stay tuned this week! I have a hilarious post coming up that involves a song, me, and a whole lotta laughs. You don't want to miss it! You'll never know what I might come up with next!

Sidenote: My birthday is Wednesday and I have a doctor's appointment. It will be a long day, but it will be worth it if I get what I need.,

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Charming Wife said…
I like your scavenger hunts!

BTW- I sent you an invite to my blog!
10:25 AM
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