“Driving” my babysitter’s truck (steering while she pushed the gas). Pretty sure my mom would have lost her mind if she found out.
David Burnett
100
Livin la vida loca.
Lauren Janus
100
Warm scents
Tari Carrithers
100
Summer. I feel so alive in the heat and the sun and feeling like the light of the day lasts for an eternity. I am active and always doing something, stretching myself further and farther. I like the intensity of the heat and I can be as relentless as the summer heat.
Lauren Cherry
100
Probs a bald eagle cuz flying would be sweet and it is illegal to hunt them…and they are majestic
Aaron Nelson
200
Getting lost at Disneyworld (HAHA!)
Kammie Mortimer
200
Pooh just is!
Jessica Bell
200
Leaves burning
Brittany Merritt
200
Fall/Winter. I am an ice princess.
Danielle Gaca
200
A cat owned by Jay since he is pampered so much it must be why they can live 9 lives, They eat sleep play, eat sleep play, always loyal to their master as well. They are self surviving in a pinch, can adapt and take care of themselves no matter what. I don’t like the thought of eating mice though.
Jay Costa
300
Mr. Bucket
Tari Carrithers
300
Understanding, thirst for knowledge, travel, summer, music
(7 WORDS)
Bryan Baker
300
Salty ocean air
Maria Linville
300
Spring! Winter is awful and depressing and its all uphill from Spring!
Casey Wygans
300
Eagle – because ‘Merica. Also, I want to travel.
Stacy Auman
400
On the first day of school every year my Mom would wait for us on the front porch with Oreos, and made a mini Thanksgiving dinner.
Laura Holloway
400
Aloha
Adam Haley
400
Soft serve ice cream
Chelsea Feller
400
Spring. Lowest time of the year for energy bills and summer is almost here.
Michael McMullen
400
A tiger - cuz they are the coolest animal, period.
Chris Reed
500
Crawling around on some brown wavy carpet, licking Goldfish crackers
Shannon Dubiel
500
“Taking too long” ™
Don Bolinger
500
Marshmallow Fireside candle by Bath and Body Works
Artctic tern- these birds are in constant search for the endless summer. They breed in the summer time in the Arctic. As temperatures cool they fly south meandering (seeing different countries, locations) until they reach summer in the Antarctic. When summer ends there they fly back to the Arctic logging millions of miles traveling the world.