I stole these from Fandango, though they originally came from Sadje, at Keep It Alive.
Sadje posed 11 new questions that he thought were good and so did I. So I stole them. Though, to be fair, I was invited to steal them.
1. How long have you been blogging?
Six and a half years.
2. Do your friends and family support you in this?
Yes, actually. More than that, they participate and actually read my stuff! How rare is that?
3. Which is your favorite time of the day?
Sunset and the middle of the evening.
4. What would be your dream vacation?
A few relaxing weeks at a cabin in the mountains. Or winning the lottery. Either, both will do nicely.
5. What genre of movies you like best?
Usually comedy, but by no means always. I kind of like a lot of different things. If it’s well done, I’ll watch it. On TV. The movies don’t have a “pause” for bathroom breaks.
6. What do you wake up to?
Barking dogs. Three barking dogs. When that doesn’t do it, body slams against the bedroom door usually get me moving.
7. Are you a morning person?
Used to be. But since Garry is a night guy, I’ve shifted around so we’re on the same schedule.
8. What motivates you?
Like — to go to the doctor? My Google calendar. To take my medications? A desire to remain alive. Cook dinner? Garry looks hungry. Write? Anything and everything. Pictures? Something that catches my eye.
I could go on and on, but I think I’ll stop now.
9. How do you think your friends see you?
One tough old bird with a serious OCD problem.
10. What would be your idea for saving the environment from pollution?
Get rid of the GOP and get serious about fixing it. Like right now would be good, though a dozen years ago would have been better.
11. Happy or peaceful, what’s more important?
I think they come together, kind of like a horse and carriage.
Having brazenly plagiarized Fandango’s plagiarization of Sadje’s questions, feel free to copy the questions and answer them on your own blog. Be sure to link back to Sadje’s originating post here so that she gets the credit she deserves.
Questions, questions, questions they make my head swim.
Leslie
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Garry used to have a bumper sticker when we lived in Boston — and it was the ONLY bumper sticker he ever had on any car — which said: “So many pedestrians, so little time.”
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I’ll hold the door open as he drives by….. 😉
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“….so many questions, so few answers”. One of my (OVER) used lines when covering a story early in the investigative period.
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How can you avoid it? There ARE so many questions and rarely enough answers.
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The answers beg answers.
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If we only had more answers …the right ones too…
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If only, Leslie. The Saudi Arabia murder of the Post Journalist is exhibit A of answers that aren’t answers.
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This situation is very troubling. Canada has sold arms to them too.
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Nice answers. Thanks for sharing my questions and answering them. Enjoyed reading your replies. 😊
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It was a pleasure.
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😍
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Movies — old B&W films from 30’s-50’s and westerns. I love the pure escapism. Last night, I again watched “On Moonlight Bay” (’52/WB) Doris Day, Gordon MacRae. I really love the early teens/pre WW1 feel, the Booth Tarkington story and the nostalgic old songs done so well by Day and MacRae. PURE escapism.
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