Friday Five
nabbed from sasha_chell.
1. Do you smoke?
Yup, When I'm next to broke I smoke Skydancer ultra light 100's; but, when things are okay or better , I'm a sucker for a pack of Camel Turkish silver.
2. Are you more likely to be caught humming, whistling or singing to yourself?
All the above; However, if I notice I've been caught, I may break into an operatic solo just heighten the embarassment and turn the tables.
3. Have you ever been to New Orleans?
Once, twice, and three times; But, my overall favorite time there was either my honeymoon (with my ex-wife), or the time we (My ex-wife and I, again) spent a weekend house/real estate shopping there.
4. When is the last time you saw the sun rise?
This morning... I like to sit wirh a cup of coffee and a cigarette and just enjoy the moments of twilight.
5. Can you swim?
Yup, and I also know how to turn just about every article of clothing into a flotation device. An interesting fact that I find kind of funny: Out of 188 people who started in my boot camp company (Navy '89), 88 had to take basic swimming courses because they didn't know how.
1. Do you smoke?
Yup, When I'm next to broke I smoke Skydancer ultra light 100's; but, when things are okay or better , I'm a sucker for a pack of Camel Turkish silver.
2. Are you more likely to be caught humming, whistling or singing to yourself?
All the above; However, if I notice I've been caught, I may break into an operatic solo just heighten the embarassment and turn the tables.
3. Have you ever been to New Orleans?
Once, twice, and three times; But, my overall favorite time there was either my honeymoon (with my ex-wife), or the time we (My ex-wife and I, again) spent a weekend house/real estate shopping there.
4. When is the last time you saw the sun rise?
This morning... I like to sit wirh a cup of coffee and a cigarette and just enjoy the moments of twilight.
5. Can you swim?
Yup, and I also know how to turn just about every article of clothing into a flotation device. An interesting fact that I find kind of funny: Out of 188 people who started in my boot camp company (Navy '89), 88 had to take basic swimming courses because they didn't know how.