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THE HUSBAND BENCH,
or Bev's Book
The Bench Quiz
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THE HUSBAND BENCH,
or Bev's Book
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THE HUSBAND BENCH, or Bev's Book
Jen's "Bench Quiz"
by Jennifer Davis-Kay
Instructions: Click on any question to show the correct answer. You can close the answer block by clicking again on the question.
A client, Lynne Starling
“Peggy,” after Diana Lynn’s character, and Snowy, of course!
English Leather: Roger, Chaps: Frankie (and boo! if you got that wrong), Christian Dior: Geoff
Roger: true, Bev: false
Poultry farmer and nothing (there was no line for Julia)
Clover
The dreaded Wal-Mart!
Shirley Temple, old crone, yearning-grandmother, Gloria Taylor, coy
“My Truly, Truly Fair,” Guy Mitchell
A Pork chop
A red and green scarf knitted by Mimi
Chocolate chip
Toilet Training
Pork Sausage
Ground turkey and wheat germ
Vachon's is gone; Roger's uncle's store is now a house.
Trask's is now the Gunthwaite Conference & Convention Center, and Varney's is now a self-service gas station.
She can’t stand the loudspeaker music any more.
Bev has a chicken Caesar salad; Roger has the senior-citizen pot-roast dinner, to Bev’s amazement
Liver and onions, ughy-phew
Audrey Hepburn
“Better this trip than last,” she says.
Beverly Lambert, Realtor
White roses
His Berkline recliner
That would be "toot-kay"
Lake Region Small Engine Sales; Old name: Doloff's Small Engine Sales and Service
A spray of forsythia and retrieving and hanging the wicker porch swing
Iceberg green
Kitchen Garden; "Fresh and Healthful Nourishment"
Mémère’s salmon pie and tourtiere
Everett and Shirley Hughes
Sonny Poor, President; Gary Fuller, VP; Gloria Taylor, Secretary; we don't know who was treasurer
Swapping the end table beside his armchair for the dropleaf table under the window
The prospect of seeing Sedona and having a psychic reading
"Miracles happen—ask the angels"
A travel first-aid kit (shades of the ominously enormous one Puddles provided for Bev's first wedding
"My One and Only You"
"A Birthday" by Christina Georgina Rossetti