Ten on Tuesday

Questions by Mrs. RootsandRings herself.  Link up here!

1. Should we keep doing Ten on Tuesday?
     Sure!  I'm not great at updating, so sometimes it helps me do a post without having to think of something exciting/funny that's happening in my life.  So yes, Ten on Tuesday should exist just because I'm lazy.

2. How do you pick out your sunglasses?
     I head to Target and look for the pair that's the smallest.  I wore Hot Wheels sunglasses all through college because my head is the size of a child's.  

3. Do you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day?
     No, not really.  I might if I was still in college.  All day though, I was wondering: who is Saint Patrick, and why does he want us to drink green beer?

4. Name 5 movies that you will never get sick of.
     -  The Sound of Music
     -  Dirty Dancing
     -  Die Hard
     -  The Other Sister
     -  A League of their Own

5. Name 1 book that you will never get sick of.
    I should do the Christian answer and say the bible.  But if we're talking pleasure reading, then I'm not sure.  My current excitement makes me think the Hunger Games.  Possibly Redeeming Love or something by Jodi Piccoult (even though those are too emotionally exhausting to read over and over again).

6. Do you know any sign language?
      I know about five words that are actually helpful, and a few more that won't get me anywhere, like "turtle" and "poop."

7. What is your favorite kind of Girl Scout cookie?
     Tagalongs.  I refuse to call them "Peanut Butter Patties."  Who decided it was ok to change the name?!  Also, I have a love/hate relationship with them.  I love them, but I hate when I eat them a half box at a time.

8. Are you handy? (Can you fix or build anything?)
    No.  Dave is handy, and I'm usually the one who breaks things.

9. In what form do you prefer your potatoes? (Baked, mashed, au gratin, hashbrowns, twice baked, etc.)
    Mashed.  Stick with the classics.

10. Do you believe the saying “actions speak louder than words”?
    I guess.  It's a nice phrase, but I think it's important that your actions and your words match up.