Friday Feast #132

Antipasto

Where on your body do you have a scar, and what caused it?

I have more that “a” scar and I’m not telling…
If I told you then I’d have to kill you. …nuff said




Minestra

What is something that has happened to you that you would consider a miracle?

My children are my miracles.








Insalata

Name a television personality who really gets on your nerves.

Tele must be a big thing. It seems every Feast has a television question. I can’t answer. I don’t watch it.






Portata Principale
What was a funny word you said as a child (such as "pasketti" for "spaghetti")?

You would have to ask my parents. I only know the funny words from my own children and younger siblings. I laugh so hard at the convoluted words. It is a great joy for me.
My sister Laura was “Wawa” and then “Lawa.”
My little brother Tim saw bird’s “flooshing” by the window.
When my son was in Kindergarten he told me a boy was really sick with, “Dubayou Monomia” his face was full of seriousness and concern when he said it.
My daughter comes up with them daily. McDonalds is “MaryDolls”, Burger king is “Burberking”, and she asks for a “hangabur.” I could go on with this one...lol






Dessert

Fill in the blank: I have always thought ______ was ______.

I miss some very special people.
Although they are gone they will remain forever with me in all of my fondest memories. I shall never forget the wonderful experience of sharing my life with theirs. Rest in Peace Dear Ones.

I have always thought my sister Sruti’s soul was beyond special. You could actually feel this strong and powerful energy from being around her. I was in awe and captivated by her. A feeling of a great peace surrounded her like an energy field. It is very difficult to describe. She loved rainbows. I feel her energy every single time I see one, my heart fills with warmth and I smile.

I have always thought Orville was the best friend I ever had.

I have always thought my Grandma was funny.

I have always thought my Grandpa was larger than life.

I have always thought Ron was a good man.

I have always thought John was a great friend.

I have always thought Tory was a special and beautiful little girl.

I had an “afterism” on the Main Course.
How about a little regurgitation after desert?
Or maybe I will pull that dinner plate back because I see a little clump of crab meat I missed.

My son always said “flumb” instead of thumb.

It was so cute that I adopted the word and I always said “flumb” when referring to my thumb.

Joe was in first grade and I got called in to the school. I had to meet with a speech teacher. I was informed that my son was unable to say the letters “th” and that he would need to be enrolled in speech therapy.

I called Joe over in front of the woman and I told him to say this, Joe said “this”, then I told him to say that and he said “that” then I told him to say Thursday and he said “Thursday”. Then I said say thumb and he held up his thumb and belted out “Flumb!”….

I will never forget that moment. The teachers name was Judy. She actually wrapped her arms around her stomach and doubled over from laughing so hard.

I explained how I always used the word and apologized for messing up my child…. I think it was stupid parent day…