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I have a dog that rides in a bag on a bike with me, sleeps in my hammock while camping and hikes with me. And he's not really even my dog.
I played Rugby in college.
I have a cut off toe and a half on my right foot.
My parents had a doll made in my image when I was a baby.
I have had two head concussions in my lifetime. One happened when I was four when my aunt put me on top of the monkey bars and I fell through.
I like Elvis and the Golden Girls.
One time I broke my toe tripping over a chair to answer the house phone. My toe is now slightly crooked.
I once at 14 hot dogs at the corner bar in Rockford. I also had an award winning insect collection.
Despite very poor behaviors in school, I was offered the Presidential Scholarship to Alabama State University which include a full ride to school and living expenses paid for.
I went to law school in Georgia.
I took ballet and tap dance for 2 years.
My middle name comes from my relative who was one of the "founding fathers" who signed and helped write the declaration of independence and constitution.
When I was younger I loved to make clubs. My favorite club was my salon club which consisted of me cutting the hair of approximately six neighborhood children in one day.
I pretended to be an Ohio State fan to impress a boy. It worked and we dated for a year. Finally I came to my senses. GO BLUE!
I can do an amazing Marvin the Martian impression.
I have repeated nightmares about tornados.
I am writing my own book, and eventually want to get it published. Oh, and I'm afraid of chickens.
I found a dead body in the river when I was ten.
I’m terrified of chainsaws, if I hear them (even if I’m inside) I have a panic attack! So no haunted houses for me!

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Some of the words will share letters, so will need to match up with each other. The words can vary in length and complexity, as can the clues.

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