Give me an example

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Sun, Nov 27 2022, 5:47 am

happytobemom wrote:

Something that makes you feel better when you have a bad cold

Lots and lots of sleep. Soup. (And not having to worry about anything else except feeling better.)

something you like to do together with a good friend

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Tue, Dec 27 2022, 1:38 am

This one has been languishing here a while. So I'll switch it to:

Something you associate with winter mornings.

↑ simcha4 ↓

Tue, Dec 27 2022, 2:39 pm

Tof Umachol wrote:

This one has been languishing here a while. So I'll switch it to:

Something you associate with winter mornings.

So cold, difficult getting out from under the warm quilt

Something you don't do on short Fridays?

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Wed, Dec 28 2022, 12:41 am

[quote="simcha4"
Something you don't do on short Fridays?[/quote]

shopping

something you do on long Friday nights

↑ happytobemom ↓

Wed, Dec 28 2022, 7:55 pm

Tof Umachol wrote:

shopping

something you do on long Friday nights

Go to sleep early!

something that makes you sad

boysrus ↓

Wed, Dec 28 2022, 9:03 pm

Holocaust memoirs.

something you wish you could do if you only had the time...

↑ happytobemom ↓

Wed, Dec 28 2022, 9:09 pm

boysrus wrote:

Holocaust memoirs.

something you wish you could do if you only had the time...

Learn skills that I've learned in the past, only better - sewing, piano

Something you cook/bake for your family that you don't enjoy yourself

↑ GLUE ↓

Wed, Dec 28 2022, 9:33 pm

boysrus wrote:

Chili

something you wouldnt eat as a kid but now you love it.

Chicken

Something you ate as a kid and now would not touch?

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Thu, Dec 29 2022, 1:08 pm

boysrus wrote:

Something that makes you so happy that you cry with happiness

Holding a newborn baby for the first time. Especially my own, or closely related to me.

A sign you are very tired.

↑ happytobemom ↓

Thu, Dec 29 2022, 10:17 pm

Tof Umachol wrote:

Holding a newborn baby for the first time. Especially my own, or closely related to me.

A sign you are very tired.

You keep doing the things that are keeping you awake, and not doing the things you actually need to do to finish with your night and get to sleep...

Something that keeps you awake at night

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Thu, Dec 29 2022, 11:34 pm

happytobemom wrote:

Something that keeps you awake at night

Worrying about my kids' shidduchim.

something you own but haven't used in years

↑ birdie1 ↓

Thu, Dec 29 2022, 11:38 pm

Tof Umachol wrote:

Worrying about my kids' shidduchim.

something you own but haven't used in years

A leg toner thingamajig I once ordered while on vacation. It seems like a good idea at the time.

Something special u get for urself every once in a while.

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sat, Dec 31 2022, 2:14 pm

birdie1 wrote:

A leg toner thingamajig I once ordered while on vacation. It seems like a good idea at the time.

Something special u get for urself every once in a while.

Mishpacha magazine, L'kavod Shabbos.

A gift you bought for your teenage daughter for her birthday?

↑ happytobemom ↓

Sat, Dec 31 2022, 3:52 pm

simcha4 wrote:

Mishpacha magazine, L'kavod Shabbos.

A gift you bought for your teenage daughter for her birthday?

Some fun baking supplies, for my 13 yr old who loves to bake

A gift to bring from America to a friend in E"Y?

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sun, Jan 01 2023, 10:46 am

happytobemom wrote:

Some fun baking supplies, for my 13 yr old who loves to bake

A gift to bring from America to a friend in E"Y?

Ummm, perhaps something you know your friend likes? LOL

sorry, I can't help laughing, your question reminded me of something. Please don't get insulted.

A meal you cook only for special occasions?

↑ happytobemom ↓

Sun, Jan 01 2023, 10:59 am

simcha4 wrote:

Ummm, perhaps something you know your friend likes?

That's a rough one, my friend is not very high maintenance, hard to find something I know she'd like...

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sun, Jan 01 2023, 1:41 pm

happytobemom wrote:

That's a rough one, my friend is not very high maintenance, hard to find something I know she'd like...

What does it mean if a person is not very high maintenance?

happytobemom: I hope that you didn't get insulted by my laughing. As I was responding to your question, I reminded myself of something very funny. I'm really sorry. I suppose I could've laughed to myself, (which I did) and not on the post too.

I don't want to derail this game, so do you want to answer my game question, or if you're not on ima, perhaps someone else can answer. TY. Smile

↑ happytobemom ↓

Sun, Jan 01 2023, 2:18 pm

simcha4 wrote:

Was not insulted in the least - I smiled along with your laughing! Smile

A person who is high maintenance needs more, wants extra things, is harder to please. (at least that's the way I think of it.) Someone who is not, doesn't. While I look at that as a good thing, it's also harder to find a gift for such a person.