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Lazy Sunday

Lazy Sundays is a music video starring Saturday Night Live cast members Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg and airing on the December 17, 2005 episode of the show. It was the second SNL Digital Short to be aired. The film features Parnell and Samberg rapping about their desire to see the film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and eating cupcakes (from the Magnolia Bakery).

See it here

My lazy sunday is a little different, a little spinning, yard work, coffee drinking,

and visiting with good friends.

lazy sunday

When I checked my blog messages I found out that I have been tagged by

Spin, Knit and Life.


It's "The 6 Random Things About Me" meme.
So here goes.
Here are the rules....Link to the person who tagged you.
Post the rules on your blog.
Write six random things about yourself.
Tag six people at the end of your post

Let each person know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.
Let the tagger know your entry is up.
6 Random Things About Me

1. I'm a little compulsive, I just realized this, why is it so hard to see yourself?

2. Love the color blue.

3. Want to have a Llama farm and be a Yoga and knitting teacher when I grow up, although I never plan on growing up.

4. Often think about shaving my head, think of all of the time and money I would save if I didn't do anything to my hair. Ditto with eating.  I could be knitting and buying yarny things.

5.Married to the Tattooed Man.

6. I love Whiskey, and have made it a mission to taste all variety's and rate them, hummmm...see #1 above oops.

I am tagging the following blogs, these are blogs I just came upon.

Please visit the blogs. I think you will find them very interesting. I do.

1. Geek of all Trades

2. Witchetty

3.My so Called Scrappy Life

4. The Great Gig in the Sky

5. Knit with Homespun

6. Red lipstick

I'm not real crazy about tags, memes , chain letters, you know that sort of thing. Although, it is a good way of getting traffic to your blog and also finding some really neat blogs.

May your needles fly as fast as Dragonflies....

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  1. Ally Jay10/07/2008

    Lazy Sundays are the best. Love your tote bags.

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