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Hubby's 31 Favorites

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It was my husband's birthday today. He turned 31 today! So, I thought I'd share 31 of my husband's favorites:

1. Movie: Lord of the Rings (all of them)

2. Soda: Mountain Dew

3. Color: Blue

4. Cake: Spice

5. Breakfast: Anything with sausage

6. Sandwich: Reuban

7. Sport to Play: Volleyball

8. Sport to Watch: College Football

9. College Team: BYU

10. Song: "Crazy" by Narles Barkley

11. Book: "Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien

12. Period in History: Early 1800s

13. Room in Our House: Living Room

14. Place ever Visited: Washington D.C.

15. Dream Car: Chevrolet Corvette

16. Car ever Driven: Camero

17. Summer Pasttime: Water Skiing/Wake Boarding

18. Winter Pasttime: Snow Skiing/Snowmobiling

19. Family Activity: Card/Board Games

20. Video Game: ATV Offroad Fury 4

21. Way to Relax: Play Piano/Read

22. Way to Kill Time: Reading the News Online

23. Obligatory Work Activity: Giving Presentations

24. Restaurant: Olive Garden

25. TV Show: The Office

26. Musical: Les Miserables

27. Article of Clothing: Pinstriped Suit

28. Power Tool: Craftsman 8 amp 1/2-inch Drill

29. Thing Made: Installed Laminate Flooring

30. Thing about Me: "How thoughtful you are of others."

31. Thing about Himself: "My ambition."

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Kelley Rae said…
Where do you get such fun ideas?! I'm totally stealing this if I can remember it in April. Not likely, but I hope I will!
September 01, 2008
Shilo said…
So fun...
I didn't realize how "old" he was. HAHAHA - just kidding.
I think it's great that you shared 31 of his favorite things. I think I'll have to follow suit in a couple months, minus a few items.
September 02, 2008
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