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post #4921 of 6846
Tackle them right away.

What was the last movie you saw at a drive-in theater?
post #4922 of 6846
Procrastinate like there is no tomorrow.

How kind are you?
post #4923 of 6846
I am very kind to people who are kind to me.

Re-posed: What was the last movie you saw at a drive-in theater?
post #4924 of 6846
Sorry missed your question. Never watched a drive-in type movie.
There was one in the city I studied in the US but it showed movies catering to the indigenous peoples of South Carolina.


How international are you?
Can you convert miles to km or meters to feet in your head for example?
post #4925 of 6846
I would say very international as a traveler and resident. Mathematically - fairly international.

Which country outside of your own,can you never get enough of?
post #4926 of 6846
Italy - China
Both for the same reasons. Interesting history, embracing culture, lovely food, divine architecture and wonderful people.

same Q but why?
post #4927 of 6846
At times, unbearably judgmental, at times, however, totally the opposite- add these two up and I guess I am right in the middle, at an average value of being judgmental

What websites do you look up if you want to find out new cooking recipes?
post #4928 of 6846
Mmm, depends on what type of cuisine it is...so it varies.

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Milk, dark, extra dark, or white chocolate lover and what brand do you prefer?
post #4929 of 6846
Cadburys milk chocolate.

If you had to choose which of these places to live and your life depended on it. Which one would you choose?

1. Siberia

2. North Korea

3. Afghanistan

4. South pole.
post #4930 of 6846
North Korea or Afghanistan.
The Afghanis have more fertile soil for better grown food but lack the natural beauty of Korea.

I'd go with Korea as I am a nature lover.

By the way, Afghanistan and NK are not as bad as the media portrays .

What do you do (other than perfumes) that is unconventional in your social circle.
post #4931 of 6846
Lots of stuff actually. My fascination with non-mainstream music/cinema/art would be shocking for my 'social circle' if they'd find out.

SQ
post #4932 of 6846
Movies also, I like extreme cinema. Some music also (I sound like the guy above), that others wouldn't appreciate in my group. I guess tattooing and body mod also, mind you, most of my friends are similar. I work as a piercer and get pretty heavily tattooed which isn't always conventional in social situations :')

Do you take any vitamins/supplements for your health?
post #4933 of 6846
No. I eat a balanced and healthy diet. An apple a day (and other fruit) does keep the doctor away.

What do you do (other than perfumes) that is unconventional in your social circle?
post #4934 of 6846
I collect and smoke Cuban Cigars. There is a big backlash in society at the moment for anyone that smokes in the UK so its something I do behind close doors.

SQ
post #4935 of 6846
Assist companies with demolition

In your job, how much responsibility falls on your shoulders?
post #4936 of 6846
As a health practicioner quite a bit

Given the instant availability to any living person, who would you most like to sit down with to discuss any issues for an afternoon?
post #4937 of 6846
Nelson Mandela (by the way - congratulations on your impending 15,000 posts!)

How good are you at giving directions to others?
post #4938 of 6846
Horrible. And I live in manhattan where people ask and ask and ask...even cab drivers!
Thanks God I know at least East West Uptown Downtown

SQ
post #4939 of 6846
I used to be terrible. I am better now.

Do you have a daily agenda that you follow, or do you just tackle things as they present themselves?
post #4940 of 6846
I try to work on a mental task list, but not in written or electronic form

What is your favorite flower strictly for floral arrangements and/or decorating?
post #4941 of 6846
Roses, if I can only pick one kind of flower.

sq
post #4942 of 6846
I think I'd pick Oriental Lilies.

If you drink/use milk, what type do you prefer, eg. skim, 1%, 2%, whole milk?
post #4943 of 6846
I buy organic grassfed 2% fat milk for my husband to use in his coffee. Otherwise, we don’t use milk.

What is your favorite cheese?
post #4944 of 6846
Hard question,

probably nacho cheese.

sq.
post #4945 of 6846
Swiss

What is a major task that you've managed to accomplish lately?
post #4946 of 6846
@ Lilybelle: various, but Camembert, Brie, feta, Roquefort, Gorgonzola, Parmesan, also a local specialty of smoked, matured hard cheese - all of these both in supermarket quality and from niche, boutique, artisan-like manufacturers alike - re on the top of my list
@Canuck21: finding enough time, over a single day-especially during this hectic holiday season- for a short-notice work assignment, but also, later on, for helping with the major spring cleanup, doing some last-minute shopping and still finding time to get my hair cut

What is your favorite yogurt?
post #4947 of 6846
I like that thick, creamy Greek yogurt that is so trendy now. But I eat little dairy. Here is the dairy that my diet allows me: ghee (clarified butter), Indian Buffalo milk (not available around here), Quark cheese (I can find that at Whole Foods, like sour cream but thicker), Romanian Urda, and Whey Protein Powder.

Ken_Russell, what is Romanian Urda cheese like? Do you know it? I’ve never seen any around here.

I cheat with other cheeses, but I try not to overeat it. Also ice cream.

What foods do you have a hard time saying no to?
post #4948 of 6846
Potatoes

Who is the financial manager in your household?
post #4949 of 6846
Quote:
Originally Posted by hednic View Post

Potatoes

Who is the financial manager in your household?

That would be me.

( I find it hard to resist potatoes too, especially mashed )

Do you have, or have you ever had a bird as a pet?
( I was "co-owner" of a few birds with my ex-husband, several finches, budgies and a parrot. Along with many aquariums of fish, assorted reptiles, as well as three cats and a dog. It was a busy household. We left for an extended weekend once, and my sister stayed and looked after them all. During one night while she was asleep, one of the cats had jumped up on a high cabinet and somehow managed to knock a hanging bird cage into one of the aquariums so the cage was partly submerged, and the remaining birds were "clinging to life" on their top rung. One bird had escaped, obviously a bad idea, only a few feathers were found under the bed. I now stick to cats and dogs )
post #4950 of 6846
Inga, that sounds like a nightmare!

I did have a bird once, a parakeet, but I dont remember it. My mother tells me she trained the bird to sit on the lid of my toy box. She said one day I let it fly out the window, saying bye bye, birdie! Apparently, I thought the parakeet should be outside with the other birds. Ive never had a bird since. I like to watch birds, but I dont want to handle them.

What is the most exotic animal/pet youve ever had? (me: baby alligator someone gave me as a gift. I was terrified of it. We finally were able to give it away to someone else).
post #4951 of 6846
Lol, a goldfish or a cat, take your pick.

What do you think of that Selena Gomez bottle out? I think it's pretty awful, all those lips poking out. Like a lip vase, lol.
post #4952 of 6846
I had to google that. It's just silly looking. I saw a really ugly one called Konvict. Google that one.

What is the ugliest bottle you own?
post #4953 of 6846
...
post #4954 of 6846
Predator by Melfleurs

How long does it take for you to lose interest in what you are doing?
post #4955 of 6846
Depends on how interesting the task was to begin with. If it interests me, I will somewhat obsess over it.

What is your favorite brand of kids/sugar cereal?
post #4956 of 6846
Lucky Charms

SQ
post #4957 of 6846
Frosted Flakes

What is the tallest building you have been in?
post #4958 of 6846
So far I can remember, the Danube Tower in Vienna.

What is your favorite lunch menu- what should your ideal lunch consist of?
post #4959 of 6846
Wow baby alligator lillybelle.

Tallest building - Burj Khalifa of course.

Same Q
post #4960 of 6846
Tallest building i've been in was World Trade Center, observation deck and the restaurant called Cellar in the Sky (long time ago).

My favorite lunch would be a leisurely one in a fine restaurant in the countryside, the full menu. Who takes time for that anymore?

sq as Ken's.
post #4961 of 6846
Quote:
Originally Posted by lilybelle View Post

Tallest building i've been in was World Trade Center, observation deck and the restaurant called Cellar in the Sky (long time ago).

Same here, Lillybelle. WTC: RIP. The two buildings that changed the world forever, and changed each and every one of us, and our children, and made the rubicon over which the entire population of the earth crossed, leaving a past behind, a past that will never be again, then mapped a future that looks ever more contrived. The whatever buildings in Dubai may be the tallest. The WTC killed the world. Somehow, that makes them, at least in my mind, taller than any other building will ever be, no matter how many floors they contain, and more importantly: Isn't it fascinating how terrorists won a war with one gesture, and we in the west continue to fight it, like idiots, without understanding the obvious? This being that the Great West lost "day of," being obliterated and killed with all of those who burned and jumped? I saw it happen. I was there: I still have the Romeo Gigli brown suit I wore that day, with a white shirt and carmine necktie: all of which are now black with soot, and stored in a large black "Barney's" box, stuffed in black tissue paper: I open it now and then to smell the BBQ scent that lingered over Manhattan for years afterward. We only have one Earth. We can have tall buildings as high as we can imagine. Another culture, not so much.

Lunch: Nothing. cup of hot water.

SQ
post #4962 of 6846
Chef salad

Where will you spend your next vacation?
post #4963 of 6846
LMdM, dear. XO

I have not made vacation plans. Going to Charlottesville, VA for a day trip on Saturday.

Sq
post #4964 of 6846
Quote:
Originally Posted by lilybelle View Post

LMdM, dear. XO

I have not made vacation plans. Going to Charlottesville, VA for a day trip on Saturday.

Sq

Kent, if the weather gets better soon, else it will be Benicarlo first, then probably Berlin and maybe Poznan at some point.

If you had to be eaten by an animal, which one would be your favourite?
post #4965 of 6846
A spotted hyena

Which song when you were younger do you remember hearing on the radio so often that it made you crazy?
post #4966 of 6846
Holiday by Madonna . It made me crazy in a nice way though, I guess !

What is the weather like for you today ?
post #4967 of 6846
Seasonable - high 60's but heading to 85 this weekend.

Who is your favorite musical duo?
post #4968 of 6846
Oh I love Air Supply. I just love their songs .
" I'm all out of love, I'm so lost without you ,I know you were right, believing for so long..."

SQ
post #4969 of 6846
Simon & Garfunkel

Favorite performer(s) from the 1969 Woodstock Festival?
post #4970 of 6846
post #4971 of 6846
Creedence Clearwater Revival

What do you especially like living where you live?
post #4972 of 6846
Friends, they're irreplaceable!

What was the saddest and beautiful album you've already heard?
post #4973 of 6846
People are generally courteous, not aggressive/obnoxious.

Do you have a favorite dog breed? (Mine is Tibetan Terrier) .
post #4974 of 6846
^^^ Sorry, did I miss something?
post #4975 of 6846
I have only cats but if I had a dog I would probably get a pit bull mix from a shelter

SQ
post #4976 of 6846
English bulldog.

What was the saddest and beautiful album you've already heard?
post #4977 of 6846
Original stage soundtrack to Phantom of the Opera

How often do you eat leftovers?
post #4978 of 6846
Hmm: Let's see now. Lots of questions.

Weather: It is presently pouring rain, with lightening, thunder and winds, and has been raining off and on for about two weeks. April Showers Bring May Flowers.

Vacation: I suppose I may go to Amsterdam first for the solstice party there in june, then figure out where to go from there. If not I may stick around until July. Once, I missed my plane to Paris, where i was meant to stay on for a month. Instead, I went grocery shopping, bought enough food for a four weeks, and in my house I stayed holed up alone, not leaving once, not even to go into the garden, keeping the shutters closed. It was odd: I went a bit crackers. I don't have a television or a radio in my home, and this was before we all had computers. It was a strange experience. Generally, I'm not a "traveller" as I have to do so much traveling for work, and I detest hotels and flying commercially. I'm not sure where I'll go.

Being eaten by an animal: Obviously, this is a challenging one, but I want to say an enormous whale, like in "Moby Dick."

Favourite Musical Duo: So many that I love. I'll have to go with DEAD CAN DANCE (Brenden Perry & Lisa Gerard) out of sheer respect for originality, and for all the memories....

Saddest, most beautiful album: No questions: TALK TALK, "Laughing Stalk." Second runner up, it's mate, "Spirit of Eden" (These two albums are "Fraternal twins" and go together. "Spirit of Eden" came first. It was such a disaster for the band, chronicling as it did lead singer Marc Hollis's rise from heroin addiction through spirituality, that it's follow up "Laughing Stalk," which was the band's last album, and certainly it's most beautiful, is particularly poignant.)

Dogs: I'm a "Dachshund Only" Man. I come from a "Dachshund Only" family of many, many generations. For me, there is no other breed.

Leftovers: I never eat leftovers.

Do any of you think that (Observant)) Christians and (Observant) Jews will ever understand that they are Brethren? I ask because, ultimately, these two Faiths will have to somehow come together in unity, or else face extinction (if Humanity itself lasts long enough.) I don't quite understand why it is that Enlightened people of these Faiths, of which there are so very many, don't seem to grasp that, in the Grand Scheme of Things, unity and unconditional acceptance between Christians and Jews is the only means to survive, and to integrally preserve the beauty and heritage of both Faiths.
post #4979 of 6846
That would be my hope.

What adjective describes your "dark" side?
post #4980 of 6846
Not just one adjective, but several, including: bossy, moody, workaholic, stressful, impatient

Which word (adjective, noun, verb or anything else)/sentence best describes your most important professional or personal achievement so far?
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