5 Question Friday! :.: snacks, cleanliness, traveling, & blanket questions

Hey! :D

Ahhhh, it seems like it's been FOREVER since I have participated in "Five Question Friday." So, I am going to do just that today.

Enjoy your weekend, everyone!





1. Where do you hide the reeeally good snacks?
Haha! Well, now that I'm living alone, my snacks are either in a bowl by the sofa (which has, literally, one piece of candy left in it!), or they're on the top shelf of the cupboard. And shorty here has to stand on a chair to put them away & get them out.
When I attended Evangel, my snacks were hidden in my suitcases, which were in the storage closet on the fourth floor.
At MVNU, my snacks were hidden either under my bed, in my closet, or hidden behind my "academics."


2. Do u keep your vehicle clean or am I the only one who has things falling out of their van?
The car I drive stays clean a good amount of the time. I try not to make it too cluttered. But yes, you will find receipts and Starbucks cups... oh, and quite a few bottled waters or empty bottles lying in there.
But I do clean the car out nicely from time to time.


3. Have you ever been to Vegas?
No.
And other than just to see it and just to travel, I don't really want to.
I don't gamble. I don't drink.
And I don't see myself eloping anytime soon. ;)


4. Warm room light blankets or cold room warm snuggly blanket?
Good question! Because I do get cold at night, and because it dropped down to 12 degrees Farenheit last night, I've been sleeping with the heater on and lighter blankets. And fuzzy PJ pants. ^_^


5. What is the worst airplane/flying experience you've ever had?
You know... I LOVE to fly, and I am VERY thankful that I don't have one of those "oh my gosh! the trip was so horrible. I'm never flying again!" stories.
My first plane trip was the summer between 11th & 12th grades. And I've flown a decent amount of times with my parents since then, and a couple times by myself.
I do admit that I really enjoy traveling by myself. I feel more grown up. <3
But flying is my favorite way to travel, and I'm thankful that I have nothing horrible to share. I mean, I've experienced "moderate chop" and a little bit of turbulence, but not enough to make me want to drive the next time I travel.