The Rules: Use the 1st letter of your name to answer each of the following questions.
* They have to be real places, names, things. nothing made up!
* You can’t use your name for the boy/girl name question.
* Tag at least 5 people to play along
1. What is your name... Susanne
2. A four letter word... Sigh
3. A boy's name... Samuel
4. A girl's name... Sarah
5. An occupation... Shoe Repair Person
6. A color... Sienna Brown
7. Something you wear... Socks
8. A beverage... Seven Up
9. A food... Sausages
10. Something found in the bathroom... sponge
11. A place... Spain
12. A reason for being late... Sick
That was fun and I won't tell you the timer probably would have gone on me about 10 times. Now who's going to play? Don't make me chase you! :vD
Let me know in the comments if you're playing. In Donetta's fine words: "I dare you!"
12 comments:
I love Scattergories, I think I'll do this one tomorrow :)
Thanks for being brave, accepting the dare and playing along! :-)
I thought Shoe repair man and Sienna brown were very creative answers!
What quick work you made of this one! Nicely done!! :-)
How fun, Susanne! I'm joing in... will try to get it up this afternoon!
Great job Susanne. I'm thinking a good shoe repair person is hard to find these days!
Have a blessed weekend.
I did this one a few weeks ago. I answered the bathroom question with "bacteria" which I recall cracked you up. LOL
You brave gal! I did that a month ago? fun isn't it.challenging no? I think I saw it at Barb's? Anyways thanks for the blog visit.
Not I, said the fly.
But I do have a Smile for you over at She Lives. (Two S words right there. yay, me!)
I'll play but I can't do it until later today or perhaps Monday after work....we LOVE Scattegories at our house!
Fun!
I haven't played real Scattergories in ages, but I use to love it! :)
That was fun......I may have to try this one. :) Especially since I have the same first letter, I'll have to be more creative then you. Wow I didn't know Sienna Brown was a color.:)
How fun! I'll try and play along.
I enjoy Scattergories. I think I have done this before but I may give it another whirl.
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