more than just 'a box'.

I'm a 2. I'm not sure why Dark Chocolate is on the list though.




Saturday 9: Backfield in Motion (1969)


1) This week's Saturday 9 has a football theme because there's a big game Sunday. Will you be watching?

I'm not really as excited about as I have been in past years. Kinda sick of someone playing perhaps.

2) The Super Bowl is the second-largest day for food consumption in the US, second only to Thanksgiving. What's on your menu this weekend?

Pizza I guess.

3) Super Bowl Sunday is the #1 day for consuming guacamole. When did you most recently eat something with avocado in it?

Guacamole. Got a big thing of it at Sam's Club

4) The Pro Football Hall of Fame is in Canton, OH. Have you ever visited Canton, or any other city in Ohio?

Drive-throughs only. As in drove through the state on my way to somewhere else.

5) This song mentions different moves that football players -- and, it seems, girlfriends -- can make that will result in penalties. What's the last rule you broke? What were the consequences?

Had a glass of wine before 5pm. Got a nice buzz from it.

6) In 1969, the year this song was popular, the Colts lost to the New York Jets in Super Bowl III. The game is famous because of all the hype leading up to it, including Joe Namath "guaranteeing" his underdog Jets would win. Tell us about a time when you felt like an underdog.

Um..Spent a good portion of my life as a Cubs fan.

Have you seen Joe lately? He's kinda pathetic on those commercials. I feel sorry for him.

7) This week's featured duo, Mel and Tim, are cousins from Mississippi. Tell us about one of your cousins.

Most of them live on the east coast.

8) The song is about a man who catches his girl cheating and he just won't put up with it. In romance, do you find it easy to forgive and forget?

I like to move on. Lately, however, there has been a lot of eye rolling to go with it all.

9) Random question: You've collected a box of gently-used items to donate to a second hand store. What would it be most likely to contain: clothes, housewares, or books/video/music?

Clothes. And it's more than just 'a box'....