memories
Kendriss
If I could visit any country, where would I go?
Scotland!
What are my 2 favorite colors?
Green and Brown #shrekcore
What is my middle name and how do you spell it?
McKayla
This yellow-orange flower (part of the daisy family) is known to hydrate, nourish and protect the skin, what is it called?
Calendula
What movie franchise did my sister and I go absolutely batshit for in our childhood?
High School Musical
If I could pick between flying or teleporting, which would I pick?
Teleporting!
What is my favorite song?
"Let me dive through your face to the sweetest kind of pain, call you up nothing to say..." Blood and Butter by Caroline Polacheck
What was my very first job?
Old Navy
This berry is one of my favorite wild fruits and used to be associated with the devil due to its thorns, what is it?
blackberries!
What was the name of my band in High school?
2sdays
If I could only watch 1 comfort show for the rest of my life, what would it be?
Gravity Falls
What are my top 2 favorite movies?
practical magic and the craft
What is my "major"?
Ethnobotany!
They do not photosynthesize.
They reproduce through spores, when conditions are right they germinate.
How did my hamsters die?
they ated each other
If I could master any instrument what would it be?
the Harp
What is my favorite dessert?
Cheesecake
What is my big 3? (zodiac signs)
Sun- Virgo
Moon- Cancer
Rising- Sagittarius
What part of the flower is the spice Saffron?
The Stigma! it is the part of the carpel (female reproductive part of the flower) that pollen sticks to.
How did my childhood beta fish die?
multiple choice
a. I forgot to feed it
b. my mom dropped a hammer on it
c. my brother flushed it because he thought it was dead
If I were going somewhere without technology, what 3 things would I bring to occupy my time?
1. Journal
2. Tarot cards
3. My guitar or ukulele
What are my top 5 favorite crystals?
Moonstone, labradorite, fluorite, moss agate and garden quartz.
How many tattoos do I have? (not including stick and poke)
9
What tree's bark is considered nature's aspirin?
Willow!
Contains salicin, which is then converted to salicylic acid in the body.
The latin genus of Willow is Salix.