Lori’s Childhood Trivia

Lori's Childhood Trivia Round 12, Clues 3 & 4

October 15, 2009

We’re in the midst of another memory-scouring round of Lori’s Childhood Trivia. YAY!!! I love that you are all playing along at home. So, to resume where we left off yesterday, here’s a refresher. The category is TV. Clue #1 is X Clue #2 is dessert So I was testing out the clues on my [...]

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Lori's Childhood Trivia Round 12, Clue 2

October 14, 2009

It’s the game that will TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE. It will make you BIGGER in the places you want to be bigger and teensy-weensy in the places you want to shrink. It will solve ALL your financial woes and make your breath smell like lavender. Good looking cabana boys will bring you umbrellaed drinks and winning [...]

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Lori’s Childhood Trivia Round 12

October 13, 2009

It’s been awhile, so let’s play a round of Lori’s~~~Childhood~~~Trivia! (Cue game show music.) Welcome to the most nostalgic game show in this corner of the Internet. The rules are easy. Each day, I put out a new clue about something from the 1970s. One guess per person per day and no googling. By entering [...]

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I Can't Believe Kym Guessed the Whole Thing

May 15, 2009

Kym, living up to her name, got the right answer to Lori’s Childhood Trivia Round 11 with Clue #2. You may already know the answer as well. In case you want to try yourself with one more clue, here it is: The category is product. Clue #1: one of the 7 deadly sins Clue #2: [...]

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Lori's Childhood Trivia Round 11

May 13, 2009

But first, a couple of announcements. 1. Make sure to enter the latest giveaway over at All Thumbs Reviews. This time it’s for Little LuLus — the epitome of sass (I’m wearing mine now). 2. My sister, Sheri, pulled a card for you yesterday as part of her Intuitive Tuesday series. Hop on over and [...]

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Well THAT was easy

March 5, 2009

That being this. Here were the OTHER clues I was planning to use: Plant (as in hanger) Neck (as in necklace) Waist (as in belt) قرمة That last one is Arabic for migramah, meaning “striped towel,” “ornamental fringe,” or “embroidered veil.” It has evolved into “macramé.” So Andy wins again, with Martha earning honorable mention. [...]

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