5,000 Questions... My answers so far...
381. Do you sometimes do risky things? Yes.
382. Could just about anyone hold your interest in a conversation for at least ten minutes? Could I listen to someone that long? sure. Would I actually be interested? not necessarily.
383. Are you self-conscious? About my looks, not much. About my performance, absolutely. This is why I cannot accompany on the piano.
384. What would be your ideal destination for a Saturday afternoon? On a nice day, the zoo. On a hot or cold day, a nice afternoon at home.
385. Does anyone have a video tape of you doing something embarrassing? Not that I know of. If anyone else does... give me a call and we'll work something out. ;-)
386. What is Kevin Smith’s best movie? Do minor acting roles such as the diner clerk in TMNT count? Or the forensic assistant in Daredevil? Cause I am not a fan of his directed movies or main roles. I have seen Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and did not enjoy it at all (unlike my husband, who was still talking about the movie when we went to bed). I admit to not having seen his other movies, but if the humor is the same then I shall gladly pass.
387. Where do you like to go on Friday or Saturday nights? going out to see a movie is always nice.
388. Do you like your friends to act the same way all the time or do you accept their moods and changes? I am very accepting. :-)
389. Do you often feel like other people are judging you? Sometimes. But I think most of it stems from me judging myself.
390. What do you think other people judge you to be like? I don't know. (Yes, a cop out.) Do you judge others? What are your impressions of me?
391. Are you quick to judge others? We all judge without thinking, imprint on own experience on others, create first impressions. I may be quick to judge at times, but I take my time in creating a "final verdict". I am always open to be swayed from my judgment.
392. When you have a fight with someone do you want to talk about it right away or calm down first and then talk? Calm down first. No one wants to hear the initial argument that boils in my head.
393. Some say love is a river (according to the old song). What do you say love is? Love is a complex equation. It may take proofing to understand, but somehow all the unrelated pieces work together to create wonderful results.
394. What is the worst fault a person can have? complete selfishness, a disregard for fellow man.
395. Do you have it? no. if I did, maybe I would understand all the crime, war, abuse.
396. Which do you think has more impact on a person’s character, genetics or environment? aah, the age old question of nature vs nurture. Genetics is the clay, the base of a person. Environment helps to hone and shape what is already there.
397. Who was your first best friend? Alexis, back in kindergarten.
398. If you are not best friends anymore, what came between you? She moved after first grade, but we wrote letters for many years, seeing each other occasionally. It wasn't until I moved to a different part of the state in 5th grade that we finally lost touch completely. We hadn't been real close anymore, and I lost her address.
399. Who have you read a biography about? Mary Queen of Scots.
400. What would your own autobiography be called? I hate this question! I suppose I could go with my first blog's title: "Discovering Me". Or the planned title of my poetry book, "My Letter to the World". Maybe I would use one of my other poem titles: "More than what you see" or "See This Woman." Not that my life is interesting enough for an autobiography.
In regards to #399, I saw her head at a museum in Scotland once and had nightmares for years.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love reading this on-going question list you have. :)
ReplyDeleteYou're wrong. I believe Everybody's life is interesting enough to write an autobiography about. It's the telling of the story that determines it's entertainment value.
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Im with you on 394!
ReplyDeleteGlad to know this is still interesting people. And I suppose it is an autobiography of sorts...
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