four for friday

Notice anything? Click this link to Mommy Track'd and scroll half way down the page. Now look to the right hand column. Yep, that's us!

Q1 - Lending a Helping Hand: What's the furthest distance you've traveled to temporarily help a family member or friend (think: change a tire, move, etc.)?

Not applicable! Everyone I've ever helped out has been living in the same city as myself at the time. I normally will lend a helping hand when I can but if I start to feel taken advantage of, I'll make up excuses to get out of it.

Q2 - Age: From Satchel Paige... How old would you be if you didn't know how old you are?

26. Its young enough to be young while old enough to know more of what I would want to know. There is NO WAY I'd ever want to be 16 again or younger than 20. Truthfully, I love my age. At 32 I feel really comfortable being me.

Q3 - Balance: Which of the following best describes how you generally handle your credit card balance at the end of each month: do you pay off the entire balance, make a partial payment, make a minimum payment, or do you not use credit cards?

Here is what I normally do... I made payments just above the minimum, then every quarter when I get my commission I use most of it to pay down a chunk of the card. This is only since I've had a credit card; which started around the end of 2007. Before then I stayed clear of cards because I didn't trust myself not to ride the maximum.

Q4 - Cooking: According to my friend Meagen, everyone's really good at cooking one dish or meal in particular. What is the one meal you cook really well?

One dish I've become very good at is Gluten/Wheat free meatballs and spaghetti. Liam loves this meal and will always eat it, whether he's sick or not. I'm also okay at cooking Peanut Butter Coconut Curry Chicken but now that Liam is diagnosed with Peanut Allergies I don't see myself making that again just in case he comes in contact with the sauce. Otherwise, I am a self-professed CRAP cook. Truly, I can't cook to save my own life.