Scatergories theme
Try this Scatergories game you can play yourself! If you do it, leave me a comment.
Rules: Using the THIRD letter of your MIDDLE name, provide a word that describes each phrase.
My letter: I (from my Elizabeth)
Names used in the bible: Isaac
Junk food: Ice cream!
Things that grow: Irises, Imperial Moth
Companies: IBM
Articles of clothing: Inuit parkas
Desserts: ice cream sundae
Car Parts: Ice scraper
Things Found on a Map: Islands
Athletes: Allen Iverson
4-letter words: Iris, ices, inky
Items in a refrigerator: ice, iceberg lettuce, ice cream
Farm Animals: ibex? on an exoitic animals ranch?
Street Names: Indiana Ave. (in my neighborhood), I and GN Road
Things at the beach: incurrents, insects
Colors: inky black
Tools: inclined plane---it's a simple machine, right?
Heroes: Isaac (from the TV show, Heroes!)
Gifts/presents: interesting imitation incense
Terms of endearment: itchy inky insect, you!
Kinds of dances: Indian Rain Dance (very politically incorrect, maybe?), Irish jig
These were really a lot harder than I thought they'd be. I got out the dictionary! I had to!
In other news, B had a rash and a sore throat (tonsils swollen a lot), and I thought, "Strep throat!" So first I googled "tonsils" and "rash" together and came up with a page that said Scarlett Fever. Larry stayed home with her, and I went on to school to teach. Lar took her to her doctor this afternoon, and yes, it was strep throat, and she will be home tomorrow. The bad thing is, I saw the rash on Sunday afternoon (after we'd been selling cookies---I thought it was just from the heat)!! I apologize to all who were in contact with her!! So she went to church and school on Monday. I am sorry all in her class! She is not miserable, but her throat has been bothering her, and she has had no fever. Her temp at the doctor was 98.1. She has been gargling salt water, which probably helped some. I am just really bad at looking at a throat and knowing what I am seeing. It should not be hard---it seems so easy for my Mom? But I look in there and just can't tell anything except the tonsils look big.
Rules: Using the THIRD letter of your MIDDLE name, provide a word that describes each phrase.
My letter: I (from my Elizabeth)
Names used in the bible: Isaac
Junk food: Ice cream!
Things that grow: Irises, Imperial Moth
Companies: IBM
Articles of clothing: Inuit parkas
Desserts: ice cream sundae
Car Parts: Ice scraper
Things Found on a Map: Islands
Athletes: Allen Iverson
4-letter words: Iris, ices, inky
Items in a refrigerator: ice, iceberg lettuce, ice cream
Farm Animals: ibex? on an exoitic animals ranch?
Street Names: Indiana Ave. (in my neighborhood), I and GN Road
Things at the beach: incurrents, insects
Colors: inky black
Tools: inclined plane---it's a simple machine, right?
Heroes: Isaac (from the TV show, Heroes!)
Gifts/presents: interesting imitation incense
Terms of endearment: itchy inky insect, you!
Kinds of dances: Indian Rain Dance (very politically incorrect, maybe?), Irish jig
These were really a lot harder than I thought they'd be. I got out the dictionary! I had to!
In other news, B had a rash and a sore throat (tonsils swollen a lot), and I thought, "Strep throat!" So first I googled "tonsils" and "rash" together and came up with a page that said Scarlett Fever. Larry stayed home with her, and I went on to school to teach. Lar took her to her doctor this afternoon, and yes, it was strep throat, and she will be home tomorrow. The bad thing is, I saw the rash on Sunday afternoon (after we'd been selling cookies---I thought it was just from the heat)!! I apologize to all who were in contact with her!! So she went to church and school on Monday. I am sorry all in her class! She is not miserable, but her throat has been bothering her, and she has had no fever. Her temp at the doctor was 98.1. She has been gargling salt water, which probably helped some. I am just really bad at looking at a throat and knowing what I am seeing. It should not be hard---it seems so easy for my Mom? But I look in there and just can't tell anything except the tonsils look big.
posted by jenny at
2/27/2007 06:39:00 PM
5 Comments:
I hope B is feeling better soon. Sam had a bad rash (head to toe) with sore throat a few months ago amd it WAS Scarlett fever. I laughed because that sounds like an old timey disease, but my doctor said it is pretty common (I was just glad he did not have mono again!).
By
paula, at Wednesday, February 28, 2007 8:54:00 AM
I have training! and lots of experience with looking at rashes and things
Hope B is better. don't let her go back to school too soon it will just come back. Usually has a high fever. but your dad had it with no fever and the doctor said it could not possibly bestrep but guess what it was. Thank goodness for the newer strep tests that only take a few minutes,
Mom
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Anonymous, at Wednesday, February 28, 2007 1:58:00 PM
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By
Unknown, at Wednesday, February 28, 2007 7:01:00 PM
So sorry she has strep throat and I hope she feels better soon. Don't rush her back to school :)
Loved your answers to the Scattergories meme! I played this past weekend and really struggled to come up with some answers to these. You did great!
By
Stacy at Exceedingly Mundane, at Thursday, March 01, 2007 12:40:00 PM
I played the scattegories thing and it got erased while I signed in to gmail.
Samuel
salty nuts,
stomach, savings
Sprint, Sams club
sandals,snowshoes
sherbert
spare tire, sun visor
sea
Sammy Sosa
sand, seek, sink, sock, sunk
salad
sheep
Sterling Rd, Sixth Ave.
sun & Sand
silver & salmon
sander, spanner
Sacawagea
sacks of socks, silly string
sweetheart sweety-pie
Swing
I hope B is whipping that sore throat. Love y'all, Poppa
By
tubascooternuke, at Friday, March 02, 2007 10:57:00 AM
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