Saturday Nine
This is the short version so that I can actually finish both memes... sorry Gal!
Unfamiliar with this week's song. Hear itHERE
1) This version of "You Made Me Love You" is the teenaged Judy Garland's fan letter to Clark Gable. Tell us about one of your teen crushes.
I had a crush on ONE single boy all the way from grade school to High School. I could have been a stalker but he moved away part of that time.
2) Garland sang to this to Gable at a birthday party thrown for him at MGM. Who is the last person you sang "Happy Birthday" to?
My one hundred year old mother in law.
3) Thinking of birthdays ... Judy received an engagement ring from the man who would be her first husband, David Rose, for her 18th birthday. Are you wearing a ring, or any jewelry, as you answer these 9 questions?
No, not even earrings.
4) It's said Judy's favorite dish was steak and kidney pie. If you could have anything at all for dinner tonight, what would you choose?
Now the font is bugged and I haven't got the time to deal with it.
I chose Penne pasta with artichoke hearts and Pesto5) Judy was ambidextrous, writing with her left hand but playing tennis with her right. Are you equally comfortable using your right and left hands?
Yes, I am. But, when I told a doctor that I was left handed but used both hands for everything he told me that most lefties did this. That it was a defense mechanism. Happily, this latest injury kept me from doing very little that required only one hand to execute. I was chuffed!
6) To relax between takes of her most famous movie, The Wizard of Oz, Judy read comics in the newspaper. Do you still read a printed newspaper?
I sometimes read the local rag, but mostly only the front page. Sometimes they can tell it like it is without sugar coating things.
7) She could also knit. Judy was known to make blankets and caps for the children of crew members on her films. Do you knit?
Yes, I love it, and it's one of the few joys in life that I have left. lol I want to make short fingered gloves again and start in making dolls and little cotton rabbits and their clothing.
8) In 1938, when this record was popular, the March of Dimes founded. Do you have any dimes in your wallet (or pocket) right now?
Sorry, no pockets and I never actually carry coins in my wallet.
9) Random question: Catsup puddle next to your fries, or a drizzle of catsup on your fries?
I don't like Catsup on potatoes. I like Malt vinegar. Yummy!
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