I remember getting #24 for Easter one year, along with my first ever generic walkman. Yep, I was totally jammin’ to those California Raisins on my way to Easter breakfast in our Dodge Caravan with wood paneling.

I live in a kit home, but I know darn well my kit home isn’t a Sear’s home. The one I live in is a kit home by National Homes. There was a plaque in my house in the kitchen identifying the manufacturer when my boyfriend’s parents owned it, however that was taken out when the kitchen was remodeled. Here’s a link to a whole bunch of other kit home plans:  

I went to Medieval Times three times, once in Toronto and twice in Kissimmee. I went to a show a couple of years ago in Kissimmee and they’re not as good as they used to be. The show used to be better, you actually got your picture taken with the king and princess, and you really got your money’s worth out of the show. Now it seems like they’re just trying to heard as many people in and out of shows as possible to make more money.

#3 would totally be my dream vacation spot. Nothing like a nap in the peace and quiet of the woods!

I went on Snow White’s Scary Adventure back in 2009. I don’t remember if I actually went on the original version.

No joke, I had an original Teddy Ruxpin (not a cartridge type like this one was) and my dad took it apart one time to convert it into a plug in model so we didn’t waste so many batteries. Thankfully I also have an unharmed original in its box safely in my closet at home where my dad can’t harm it”

To this day, Daria is my hero!

Where’s Potent Potables? Oh, wait… :-P

That judge wins at life! Good for him!

#13 Open Closet Doors - For some reason, as a kid I was convinced that the Tin Man from the 1939 Wizard of Oz movie lived in my closet and he would come get me if the door was even the slightest bit open. I don’t have that problem these days (a) because I grew out of that fear and (b) none of the closets in my house have doors on them.