Aug 06 2008
The one-word survey and the four-item survey
The One-Word Survey
1. Where is your cell phone? purse
2. Your significant other? nonexistant
3. Your hair? blonde
4. Your mother? dynamo
5. Your father? jack-of-all-trades
6. Your favorite thing? friends
7. Your dreams last night? sporatic
8. Your favorite drink? coffee
9. Your dream/goal? Heaven
10. What room you are in? office
11. Your hobby? writing
12. Your fear? layoff
13. Where do you want to be in 6 years? here
14. Where were you last night? home
15. Something that you aren’t? sinister
16. Muffins? bleh
17. Wish list item? husband
18. Where you grew up? Michigan
19. Last thing you did? exam
20. What are you wearing? skort
21. Your TV? off
22. Your pets? neighbors’
23. Friends? crazy
24. Your life? good
25. Your mood? nervous
26. Missing someone? Mom
27. Your car? Saturn
28. Something you’re not wearing? jockstrap
29 Your favorite store? Bookblues
32. Your favorite color? red
33. When is the last time you laughed? today
34. Last time you cried? June
The Four-item Survey
A) Four places that I go to over and over: Port Huron, Waterford, Stratford, work
B) Four people who email me regularly: Keith, Anne, Michele, spam
C) My favorite places to eat: Riveria, AJ’s Salt Docks, Cheap Charlie’s, home
D) Four places I would like to go right now: Toronto, Mackinaw Island, Washington DC, Spain
E) Four TV shows I watch all the time? LOST… and nothing else, really, so I’m adding:
F) Four books I always re-read? The Mating Season (PG Wodehouse), The Hobbit (Tolkien), The Man Who Was Thursday (GK Chesterton), Peanuts Celebration (Charles Schultz)
It’s funny that you should put DC as a place you would like to visit. (I live 5 minutes from there.) Today I was at the National Zoo with my nieces and nephews and very much appreciating the fact that we didn’t have to pay an admission to the zoo. It is a great city.
I’ve seen DC only from the window of a taxi when I had a lay-over that kept getting longer and longer. (I read a novel, had drinks with an interesting stranger, and finally grabbed a cab for a whirlwind tour where construction allowed.) I have a cousin who lives and works there, but I have yet to visit.
I would very much like to visit the National Cathedral and the Smithsonian.