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By Tomáš Petr? (originally posted to Flickr as Me and you) [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons

2. Where’s Waldo?
Hiding in a candy cane factory.

3. The best part of waking up is??
That’d be morning sex, and a pot of coffee.

4. Got Milk?
Yes, in the fridge. Cow and almond both.

5. Have you driven a Ford lately?
Not in a very long time.

6. What would you do for a Klondike bar??
Hmmm…strip naked and sing into my hairbrush?

7. Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon??
Nope – I never could stand that stuff.

8. Do you Yahoo?
I do for some of the sports contests I enter, but otherwise no.

Bonus:  Is a picture worth a thousand words? Elaborate.
It can be. It depends on what the picture is and what it conveys.

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©2016 Sammi Lou Thorne

1. What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever done?
Definitely saying goodbye to my father when he died.

2. What did you do growing up that got you into trouble??
What didn’t I do? I think sneaking out was what got me into the most trouble – when my parents caught me.

3. When was the last time you had an amazing meal? What was it? Why was it amazing for you??
I think the last amazing meal I had was when I was at Disneyworld over Christmas. I ate at Be Our Guest for dinner (the Beast’s castle), and I had the absolutely best steak ever, with garlic butter sauce and garlic green beans. It was just so good, and nothing else I ate on vacation matched it.

4. What’s the best/worst gift you’ve ever given/received??
The best gift I’ve ever received would be that my children were born healthy. The worst gift I’ve ever received was a $10 gift card to a local restaurant that I’d never heard of, had nothing under $10 on the menu, and then closed before I had a chance to go down and use it.

The best gift I’ve ever given would probably be a quilt I made with an alien motif for my friend. The worst gift I’ve ever given was probably the Discman I bought my mother for Christmas one year. It was actually really cool, and I bought it because she had said for literally months how much she wanted one…but when I gave it to her that year, her response was “what in the hell do I need that for?” So I returned it.

5. What do you miss most about being a kid?
I think the freedom to go out and ride my bike, and play, and do things without much of a care in the world.

Bonus: What is something you learned in the last week?
I was at a conference all of last week, and I learned that restaurants in the Colorado ski resorts actually hand out discount coupons for the dispensaries. Who knew?

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

2. What piece of advice would you give to a co-worker?
If you don’t know something, ask! There’s nothing worse than a co-worker who’s afraid to ask for information.

3. What 2 pieces of advice would you give to a new blogger??
Hmmm…I would say get out there in cyberspace and make connections, and be careful of some of the things that you share.

4. What 1 piece of advice would you give to a veteran blogger–someone blogging for more than 3 years?
I guess I would say to keep being honest.

5. What do you hope visitors to your blog see, take away, feel or learn?
I hope that they learn something about sex toys, since that’s a lot of what I do on my blog. I hope they see, through many of the photos I’ve taken, that I enjoy what I do. I also hope they take away some feelings relating to my poems and stories that I post.

6. Have you ever had something happen to you that you thought was bad but it turned out to be for the best?
I have, but it’s not something I can easily explain.

Bonus: What was the last experience that made you a stronger person?
I think it was the death of my dog. I’d had him for almost 9 years, and he started getting sick the last year or so. He had stopped eating and drinking, as his body was full of tumors, and he was miserable. I couldn’t let him go alone, and neither could my family, so we were all present at the vet’s when it was time. It was a very different experience than I was expecting – a nice room, fairly large so we could all be around him, pet him, and talk to him, and we all the time we needed to be with him. It was hard, but I think that it made me stronger and helped me realize that I could handle it when I had to do something I didn’t want to do. It still hurts, but I am glad I was there, and he knew he was loved.

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