This Post is for Catkins

50. I USED TO EAT LIMES AND SALT. A LOT.

That's how she phrased it. And I would almost agree. Here's how I would have phrased it:

50. Under immense peer pressure in high school and years after, I was forced to eat limes and salt by my friends
:)

I can't believe I left that out, especially because I gave her crap over putting it into her 50 things. And to let you in on a secret, I will still tackle some limes with salt. I would MUCH rather do that then put the hurtin' on some green olives.

Love ya Catkins!!

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Anonymous said…
Yes, I've witnessed you do this more than once. Quite impressive!
June 19, 2008 at 3:37 PM
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