Friday Fill-In

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Loy Cerf

Every Friday Feeling Beachie offers four sentences with blanks for blog hoppers to fill-in. As usual, my answered are underlined.

1. Sometimes I like to think that I’m still a young woman that is why my back often hurts.

2. All I secretly long for, aside from world peace, an end to global hunger and loving parents for every single child in the known and unknown universe, is to cruise the the Seven Seas with my hubby.

3. I adore licorice therefore I am overweight.

4. McDonald’s is the home of the world’s cleanest bathrooms and the best French fries.

About Loy Cerf

After many years of writing short romance story for magazines and being published in several anthology books, most notably the Adams Media Cup of Comfort series, I decided to start my own blog. Though I'm Ohio born and raised, I've called the Chicago suburbs home for most of my adult life. Married to the same guy for over 40 years, yikes, indeed, we've got two grown kids, one pTiny pTerodactyl grandson, two cats and one big dog. Currently we have no fish and are not in the market for any.
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4 Responses to Friday Fill-In

  1. Amy says:
    February 15, 2013 at 9:03 PM

    #4, don’t know about the bathrooms, but I do love their fries. Actually, their diet coke is my favorite!

  2. Feeling beachie says:
    February 16, 2013 at 8:59 AM

    cleanest bathrooms? Really? I have public bathroom issues and I always expected the opposite :) and I so agree with the fries!

  3. Robin (Masshole Mommy) says:
    February 16, 2013 at 3:38 PM

    I guess I need to check out your McDonald’s because the bathrooms at mine aren’t the worst I’ve ever seen, but definitely not the cleanest either. But you’re right about their fries.

  4. Georgia Little Pea says:
    February 19, 2013 at 12:45 AM

    I’m with you on #1 but you lost me on #4. I haven’t eaten at Mackers in more than 10 years, except for once out of desperation in Tokyo.

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