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Coffee Talk

I don't usually post anything on Thursdays or link up but I am today.

Linking up with 23SEVENTEEN for the first time for
 


1.  Do you drink the milk after eating the cereal or do you dump it out?
  • Actually, I keep filling up my cereal bowl with cereal until all the milk is gone! 
2.  Do you share drinks/food?
  • It depends on who I'm sharing with.  I always share my food with my daughter but not my drink (no backwash please).  I don't mind sharing food with my husband but I will not share a drink with him because he drinks the whole thing and that just irritates me!
3.  How often do you replace your toothbrush?
  • I try to replace it whenever I notice the bristles getting shabby.  Or I replace it after I've gotten over a cold.
4.  How often do you wash your hair?
  • Every other day.  Any more than that and my hair drys out.
5.  Do you use a dishwasher or do you hand wash your dishes?
  • Ugh, hand wash and I hate it!  We had a dishwasher but we never installed it because our kitchen is pretty small and we don't really have the room for it.  Hopefully in the next (bigger) house, we will be able to have our dishwasher.

Comments

  1. My husband does that with his milk and cereal too! He will just keep filling it up!!! LOL

    Crap. I just bought my toothbrush and I am sick. Does that mean I need to replace it again?? Eh.. I will just boil it!

    Thanks for linking up with me!!

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