Answers to burning questions

Okay, my first installment of Answers...

From Kristen...

is there anything that you would prefer to see the girls do when they get older? (e.g. band, cheer, choir, ya know.) pick just one.

Of course, I would love for them to do something musical. It would be something I could help them with more easily. Plus, if they had to deal with "cheerleader issues" like I had to when I cheered, I would hate that for them. Band all the way, babe! However, I haven't really seen them showing signs of being interested in that. So far, I have an artist, a ballerina, and a comedian. But as a trite expression goes, "just so long as they're happy" is a pretty accurate description of how I feel. Good Question.

From Monica...

if you could be a donut, any kind of donut, what kind would you be and why??


As such a deep and philosophical question as this is, I had a hard time grappling with the calorie factor in the equation. Would I want to be something extremely fattening but wonderfully decadent as the eclair, or something simple and healthier like a cake donut? In the end, it was all about the surprise filling of the Jelly donut. I like to think of myself as having more than one layer. Thus, I am a grape jelly donut.

From Jaybrams

what would you tell your parents they should've done better?

Wow, this question kind of makes me squirm in my seat.
My parents did a great job raising me, I'm a reasonable, thoughtful, wonderful person. :) If I could give one piece of retrospective advice to them, it would probably be to wrap our christmas presents earlier. They would always be in their room feverishly wrapping our Christmas presents at 9:00 in the morning. Kristen and I had to wait 45 minutes in the living room to tear into those suckers. :)
And it's hard to believe,but they are even better grandparents than they were parents. They are ALWAYS there for us when we need them.
Thanks Jeremy for the opportunity to thank them.

You can keep the questions coming. I like this.