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Apparently I talk a lot about my life, or my questions were really simple. Probably both.

1. At the Hallmark store in the mall, can't remember what it was called but it was located next to Filene's where a furniture store is currently. Genalco was after this.
2. I sewed straps.
3. Lake Wickabog
4. Point O'Woods
5. Jesse James (boy) or Penelope/Penny (girl)
6. At high school graduation, they ended up sitting next to each other because someone switched seats with one of them to sit where they could see their girlfriend.
7. Dog- Abby, Cat-Muffy who came before Sally was born. Reebok and Maverick were like 10-15 years later.
8. Uncle Ed and Auntie Betty-not to be confused with Auntie Bet. Her name was/is Betty Maznicki and she was related to Matt somehow and she worked with my mom.
9. Uncle Bob is my mother's 1st cousin. Nana August's older sister Eleanor (or Aunt E'nor as we used to call her) was Bob's mother.
10. Yes. I think it was for graduation. But I know it was with Cathy Urian and Roberta!
11. Wendy. And here's a little trivia, Sally's doll was named Linda and Karianne's was Judy I think and Amy had one too. All were identical. Although I will take Sally as an answer as well.
12. 1st best girl friend was Kerri Walsh, 1st best guy friend was Matt Squiers.
13. Uconn 1988-1989, Asnuntuck 1989-1991, Uconn Fall 1991, Year off 1992, Asnuntuck Spring 1993, BayPath 1993-1996. Even I get confused and have had to write it down!
14. Blue house of course!
15. A Reeses Peanut butter cup sundae with chocolate ice cream and all peanut butter, no fudge. Sorry for the non-specifics on this one but I thought it was a classic thing I ordered and would be obvious!
16. cream only
17. In Kindergarten I wanted to be a combo bus driver/teacher. I would bus the kids to school, teach them and then bring them home.
18. I create and maintain the web curriculum for Aetna's traditional (aka NON-HMO) customer service audience. Or a transponster.
19. We went to a cottage called "Villa Costa Lotta" in Ocean Park Maine that was owned by Uncle John's brother Randy. We would go with Randy's daughter Becky because she was my age and a guide to the area and Uncle John's other brother Pete and his family and whoever else he invited along that particular year.
20. The King family farm was on Elm Street running from the edge of the property that is the strip mall to the west, the tree line behind all the businesses on Palomba drive on the east and down to a little brook that separates Tracy's dentist and Bedding Barn to the south. The farmhouse itself sat on Elm Street where Palomba drive is now. It was a dairy farm and he used to deliver milk.