Friendly Fill-Ins Week 528

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Hi everyone. Time for the fill-ins. I came up with the first two sentences and my wonderful co-host, Lorianne of Four-Legged Furballs came up with the second two. If you didn’t do a post for them, you can also answer in the comment section. Thank you to all who participate. Don’t forget to add your link to the hop so everyone can visit you. The link is open until Wednesday night.

1. If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of _______________________________.
2. If I see __________________one more time I am going to lose my mind.
3. _________ is the strangest thing I believed as a child.
4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a _________.
My answers:
1. If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of all things Halloween with a huge section of black cat decor.
2. If I see the movie, The Greatest Showman one more time I am going to lose my mind. The Boy is really into it. It is a good film about P. T. Barnum and I really enjoyed it the first 5 times we watched it.
3. My mom having Barney Rubble’s phone number and ringing him up for me whenever I wanted to talk to him is the strangest thing I believed as a child. It was actually my great aunt, Alice.
4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a giant cat like on my header.
We are joining Feline Friday now hosted by Messymimi. My flashback is from July 2014. Angel Lucy was the first to wear our mermaid costume.

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  3. Angel Lucy made a cute mermaid!
    That was sweet of your mom to call up Barney…😉
    1. If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of military drummers, aka Tambours I already have a large collection, some are fantasy others represent real regiments._.
    2. If I see any more of the pop up ads on my phone that won’t go away until I shut down the phone, one more time I am going to lose my mind.
    3.Be,ieveing one of my classmates was in training to be a nun is the strangest thing I believed as a child. (I went to a Catholic college, so technically I wasn’t a child anymore…but I don’t recall believing anything strange during my younger years.)
    4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a living violin.

    1. Thank you. 🙂 Yes, it was. Thank you for these great answers. You do have the start of a great museum. I don’t like those ads either. #4 is a creative answer. XO

  8. Hello you precious mermaid!!! You look adorable!!!
    I enjoyed those fill-ins so much! Especially getting to talk to Barney Rubble. I wish I could have heard what your side of the conversation was!

    1. Thank you. 🙂 I used to ask him to leave Betty and move in with my family. XO

  10. Mee-yow ‘angel’ Lucy made a purrfect mermaid,,,mercat…mee-yow…
    Those are kewl Fill-Innss Aunty Ellen. Bella Sita wantss to try so heer wee go:
    . If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of it would be of all my relatives & friends who I’ve lost over the eyars. With fotos & stories to remember them forever.
    2. If I see “The Rookie” TV ad one more time I am going to lose my mind. It’s shown 3-4 times back to back!!! AAAAAGGHHHH!
    3. Believing my Father was actually Perry Mason played by Raymond Burr on TV is the strangest thing I believed as a child.
    4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a a Winged Horse like Pegasus with a Black cat sitting on it’s back.
    Say those are purrty guud Fill-Innss BellaSita…whatcha think Aunty Ellen??
    ~~~head rubss~~~BellaDharma~~~ an **giggellss** BellaSita Mum

    1. Thank you to your mum for these great answers. #1 is a beautiful idea. My mom and I were just talking about how we know more dead people than living now. #3 is interesting. And I like the mascot idea. XO

  12. Very sweet about Barney Rubble♥
    I knew #1 was going to have something to do with Halloween… BOO! I think that would be fun, Ellen! #4.. just the thing!
    My Fill-Ins~
    1. If I were to start a museum, it would be a museum of horse related things.
    2. If I see commercials for pharmaceutical companies one more time I am going to lose my mind.
    3. The whole Santa thing is the strangest thing I believed as a child. Not that strange at all but I could not think of a thing for this. I was a weird child.
    4. If my life had a mascot, it would be a Mourning Dove. A life mascot was new to me.
    Happy Friday, Meowing Crew!

    1. Thank you for these great answers. I had a feeling horses would be your #1 answer. The ads for meds are awful with the mice music as they tell you about all the side effects which are worse than the actual disease. XO

  16. cracking UP at number two….maybe watch the movie two more times because 7
    is a good number ‼️😸😸😸😸😸😸🐾💚

  17. It’s clear you inherited your awesome auntiness; that’s adorable. 😀 As for movie fatigue, I would probably pretend to watch yet again and hope he fell for it. ~grin~ Hugs, my dear.

  18. Kudos to Angel Lucy, and to your gre4at-aubt Alice for taking on the role of Barne3y Rubble !

  21. Your Great Aunt Alice set the tone for what kind of aunt you would become, I’d say she would be proud of you.

    It’s amazing how many times a child can watch the same show over and over, isn’t it.

    Angel Lucy was a beautiful mermaid. Thank you for linking up with Feline Friday.

    PS yes, the package came, a thank you note is on the way!

    1. Thank you. 🙂 Yes, she did and I try to live up to the aunt she was. Thank you for the compliment. Thank you. Lucy was a great model. Glad the package arrived, I hope Annie liked the Potato Head- every child needs one. 🙂 XO

  25. Cute mermaid kitty! I’d like to visit your Halloween museum, for sure! I love your childhood belief of getting phone calls to Barney Rubble! My grandson truly believed the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were real and were coming to visit him. He was so upset when he learned the truth.

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