THIRTY. Inherited.
Talk about something you inherited. (It could be an object, a physical attribute, a belief, etc.)
Well, okay. I’m going to go with the really obvious here because… well, that hurts my brain less. Yeah, I’m all about avoiding a headache.
If I remember this right, we’ve traced it all the way back like eight generations or something. I think it started with some nice lady from Sweden who met this guy; they had babies, and so the generations go on. But anyway, that nice lady? Blonde.
Yes, eight generations of blonde goodness in the family. I inherited the ability to have more fun than my sister and any other random not-blonde types! I also inherited demeaning jokes that sometimes don’t make sense. For that matter, a lot of things don’t make sense, but I think that’s part of being blonde. Of course, I also inherited the gift of impressing everyone if I do something smart!
Yes. I inherited my blonde hair. What? Did you think I was going to talk about my magical powers or something? No way! I’m supposed to keep that secret!
Well, okay. I’m going to go with the really obvious here because… well, that hurts my brain less. Yeah, I’m all about avoiding a headache.
If I remember this right, we’ve traced it all the way back like eight generations or something. I think it started with some nice lady from Sweden who met this guy; they had babies, and so the generations go on. But anyway, that nice lady? Blonde.
Yes, eight generations of blonde goodness in the family. I inherited the ability to have more fun than my sister and any other random not-blonde types! I also inherited demeaning jokes that sometimes don’t make sense. For that matter, a lot of things don’t make sense, but I think that’s part of being blonde. Of course, I also inherited the gift of impressing everyone if I do something smart!
Yes. I inherited my blonde hair. What? Did you think I was going to talk about my magical powers or something? No way! I’m supposed to keep that secret!