1) cut the leather off our old couch to make costumes
2) my wife
3) http://fbhjr.livejournal.com/161152.html

1. Stay at home date with my Not Boyfriend.

2. My mom.

3. I don't really have any. I hated my maternal grandmother, and my paternal grandmother died when I was little and we lived in Alaska anyway and she was in Arizona so we didn't see much of her.

1) Celebrating the birthday of a dear friend with other folks
2) Either my bestie or my therapist. :)
3) The way she used to wear her hair - she'd have two braids that she'd take and pin like the Dutch milkmaid look. It was how we all knew her.

1. Dunno. Ain't got no plans.

2. My mother. Call me a momma's boy if you must, but that's the way it is!

3. I can't pick just one. Just the memory of her.

1. Well, since we have a Girl Scout cookie booth and grocery shopping to do in the afternoon, hopefully vegging in front of the TV with my blanket and maybe a pizza.
2. My daughter.
3. Of my paternal, staying up into the wee hours of the morning at her place, eating Doritos and acting crazy. Of my maternal, I have so many! I'm gonna say the care packages she'd send me at least monthly in college.

1. Hopefully having sex
2. My mom
3. Hearing her laugh at silly things she made up.

1. meeting to talk-talk---yet again---with the girl. about us. oy.

2. right now i'm gonna have to go with my therapist.

3. my brother and me on either side of her in the back seat, driving back or forth to/from the Black Hills or Kansas, and her soft shoulders for resting a carsick-weary head on (vs. my mother's pointy bony ones)

Nothing in particular - I might make a lasagne for dinner

Me

I don't really have any - she died when I had barely turned 5. My other grandmother I didn't know.

1. nothing
'2.
3. April 1991 What she told me when I told her I was taking her last name as soon as I got back to Alaska. She smiled & told me that would make the rest of her years she had left very happy. She died two yrs later at 65.