Nowhere and Nothing
Tired of all of those surveys made up by high school kids? Here's questions for the people who are a little older... Copy and paste into your own note, then answer the questions. Finally, tag your friends (including me, please!).
I don't tag people! Tag yourselves.
1. What bill do you hate paying the most?
Mobile, probably.
2. Do you miss being a child?
Not really. I’m trying to keep my child-like wonder about the world alive as long as I possibly can. But there are fun things about being an adult.
3. Chore you hate the most?
Dusting. Just ugh.
4. Where was the last place you had a romantic dinner?
I’ve had romantic dinners?
5. If you could go back and change one thing what would it be?
Nothing.
6. Name of your first grade teacher?
Mrs. Morgan.
7. What do you really want to be doing right now?
er…
8. What did you want to be when you grew up?
An artist.
9. How many colleges did you attend?
One and I’m still attending. Fancy that.
10. Why did you choose the shirt that you have on right now?
It was black and not too baggy and clean.
11. What are your thoughts on gas prices?
They confuse me.
12. First thought when the alarm went off this morning?
I was already awake and had fed the cat and started the coffee.
13. Last thought before going to sleep last night?
Nothing coherent.
14. What famous person would you like to have dinner with?
Johnny Depp, ‘cause I’m pretty sure it’d be pretty entertaining. Which is assuming I could make complete sentences around him, but whatever.
15. Have you ever crashed your vehicle?
No, I’m really good at driving my bus pass.
16. If you didn't have to work, would you volunteer?
I volunteer anyway.
17. Get up early or sleep in?
Depends. Although my sleeping in means ten o’ clock.
18. What is your favorite cartoon character?
Kronk.
19. Favorite thing to do at night?
Ahaha.
20. When did you first start feeling old?
I don’t.
21. Favorite lunch meat?
er…roast beef?
22. What do you get every time you go into Wal-Mart?
I don’t.
23. Do you think marriage is an outdated ritual?
For certain people I’m sure it is.
24. Favorite movie you wouldn't want anyone to find out about?
I’m not really embarrassed about any of my favourite movies. People shouldn’t be surprised to find out I’m a complete and utter dork.
25. What's your favorite drink?
Tea.
26. Who[m] from high school would you like to run in to?
Anna or Sara? I’m afraid I’ve changed a fair bit since then and it might be a little awkward.
27. What radio station is your car radio tuned to right now?
What car?
28. Sopranos or Desperate Housewives?
Don’t watch TV.
29. Worst relationship mistake that you wish you could take back?
Saying yes.
30. Do you like the person who sits directly across from you at work?
I’m an unemployed bum!
31. Have you ever had to use a fire extinguisher for its intended purposes?
Nope. Is it bad that my first thought was 'intended purpose? Like hitting someone over the head with it?'
32. Last book you finished reading?
The Little Country, by Charles de Lint. It was brilliant.
33. Do you have a teddy bear?
I used to.
34. Strangest place you have ever brushed your teeth?
Outside.
35. Do you go to church?
Not anymore.
36. How old are you?
22
37. Have you ever been arrested?
No.
38. Have you ever attended a public protest against a major corporation or a government?
No.
39. Do you feel that your type of employment traps you or liberates you?
Traps me. I’m constantly worrying about not having enough money. There are things that I need to buy that I’m not buying because I want to save my money so I can eat.
40. Is voting a duty, a privilege, a right, or an option?
Yes.
41. Have you ever sat on a jury?
No, thank the gods.
42. Have you ever seen someone die?
No.
43. Are you making any preparations for old age, or for retirement?
RRSP?
44. Do you have children? Or, if not, do you wish to?
No, and it’s not something I think about with any sort of seriousness. I’m way too young for kids.
45. Have you ever served in your country's armed forces?
No, I’m pretty sure they’d kick me out if I tried.
46. How is your relationship with your parents different from what it was when you were a child?
We’re closer, for certainly. I understand them a lot better and I hope that they understand me better as well.
47. Have you ever had a substantial conversation with a homeless person?
Yes.
48. What are your thoughts when you see images of starving, diseased, and destitute people in third world countries?
That someone is going to ask me for money in about thirty seconds.
49. What are your thoughts when you hear of someone who goes to a school or another public place, shoots and kills a dozen people, and then shoots himself?
I try not to think about it.
50. If life is "a journey", then where are you going?
On a journey.