What Kind of Sundae Are You?

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You Are a Hot Fudge Sundae
Classic, simple, and divine.
Why mess with perfection?



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Emily insisted I stop here in my busy day  and take the Sundae test..  so here it is!!  

These little tests can be so fun.. 


I guess I could say I like things classic and simple..  and am not real into change..  so apparently I must be a boring sundae!  LOL... 

Comments

  1. countrygaluMay 18, 2007 at 9:21 AM

    I was a banana split.


    Makayla

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  2. imspeclMay 18, 2007 at 5:56 PM

    Yup, that's me..... Simple, every day same ole, same ole LOL. I'm with you Crystal!!

    ReplyDelete

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