When you’re alone at home, do you wear shoes, socks, slippers, or go barefoot?
Alone or not, and as often as I can get by with it I am barefoot. Our yard is full of rocks and sticker so I do wear my sandals (or Crocs) out there, and most everywhere from the time of 40 degrees and upward. In the winter socks with or without Crocs.
What was your favorite food when you were a child?
Grilled cheese sandwiches. Still a favorite, pizza wins if there is a contest but I could live on on GCS.
Are you a listener or talker?
That depends on how comfortable I am–Really scared shuts me down. Somewhat uncomfortable I talk too much. With good friends and family, I think I can give and take with the best of them.
Favorite thing to (pick one): Photograph? Write? Or Cook?
Write. I hate cooking and am allergic to cameras of any kind. Loom knitting is starting to take over my passion for writing or making music but it will eventually calm down and I’ll find my balance.
Optional Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
So grateful to have lived through another month of weather weirdness. But seeing that there is hope of Spring ahead. We are starting to leave windows open during the day! WooHoo!!!!! Oh, the bear that was supposed to be finished Monday? I ran out of yarn and had to get creative (donated yarn has no labels so don’t know how much I have. And this new pattern had me tinking and even frogging to get what I have. Tomorrow I will sew him/her together and tell the fantasy and real story behind him/her. I’d show a picture but, guts and things–yech!
Sorry to be a day late on this. Share Your World is the baby of Cee of Cee’s Photography.
Darswords 
NEVER barefoot unless I’m taking a bath. I even sleep with my feet covered in slipper boots. (did you know that people sleep better when their feet are covered?) In the house I wear slippers or boots (winter), slip on flats (summer). Never socks – they give me foot cramps if they fit and make me trip over my own feet if they don’t.
Spaghetti, hands down. And not that vile stuff from cans either – the homemade kind you can twirl. Meat sauce, not meatballs.
My oldest friends (from before ADD dx) would all say “talker” – newer friends and clients might say listener or fairly balanced (at least I hope so!)
Write – then cook – never photograph (lousy at it).
I am grateful for Sam, my good friend of almost 50 years now – who drove up to Ohio from Tenn. to “kidnap” Tink and me to cart us off to a cabin at a Kentucky state park when he heard how long it had been since I had taken any time off (and realized how long it had been since we have talked face to face). The weather was PERFECT the entire time we were there, and the surrounds were stunning. Grateful, grateful, grateful.
xx,
mgh
(Madelyn Griffith-Haynie – ADDandSoMuchMORE dot com)
ADD Coach Training Field founder; ADD Coaching co-founder
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In temps that have a minus in front of them, I wear socks and forget to take them off when I go to bed. Middle of the night I am up and rollin’ ‘n’ tossin’. Take off the forgotten socks and I sleep fine. Studies don’t include me! 😉
I was married to an Italian for 20 years. Pasta is my least favorite food. Association much? Me?
I do like your writing! And I like people who cook! I do have a photographer for a friend, but she is talented in so many ways that I don’t mind. She isn’t one of those who sneaks pics of friends, so I’m good!
Hooray for people we love who come and kidnap us for good times!!!! Glad you and Tink had the chance for a vacation with your friend!
lol – studies are always an “average” I seldom fit in, but in this case I do seem to. I think it has as much to do with popsicle toes as anything else.
Thanks for the compliment on my writing – and for your kind words about my time away. I really needed it (and Tink loved it).
xx,
mgh
Oh, popsicle toes! For me that only happens in the freezie cold of minus degrees. I’m sorry that happens to you. Once it happens to me the next step is a fibro-flare if I don’t catch it time with warm socks. But I think it is more due to the arthritis that happens in my ‘broken’ toes (one I am unsure of but is the first to start aching from the cold) then it is like dominoes the way the rest of the body grabs the hurt and flies with it. Cross out days of having a brain or –FUN!
Long legs/cold feet! As long as I keep the socks or slipper boots v-e-r-y roomie, I’m good. I get foot cramps otherwise.
xx,
mgh
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Thanks so much for sharing this week. 😀