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21 - World Television Day: Did you watch TV as a child? Do you still watch TV? How much TV do you watch per week on average?
I don’t think we were the first in our extended family to get a tv, but I was pretty much glued to it once it arrived. Three channels. I still remember some of the more obscure shows. Oddly they all seem to be detective shows. I imprinted on them.
23 - Espresso Day: Do you drink coffee? How do you drink your coffee?
Often. With 2% milk. No sugar. I used to drink it black but my stomach said, no more. I will not, not be tasting any of your flavored coffee.
24 - Flossing Day: Do you floss regularly?
99% of the time. But only in the latter part of my life.
26 - Cake Day: Cake or pie? Or something else?
Pie by preference. It would take a super cake to choose it over pie.
I took the cat for her spaying. Everything went well and she’s separated and chilling now. Her name is Festis, I’m not sure why I came up with that; it’s true I thought she was male. When the truth was known, the vet receptionist asked if I wanted to change the name. I don’t think she approved of Festis. I declined. But now I sometimes call her “Pineapple Princess” to assure her of her femininity.
I don’t think we were the first in our extended family to get a tv, but I was pretty much glued to it once it arrived. Three channels. I still remember some of the more obscure shows. Oddly they all seem to be detective shows. I imprinted on them.
23 - Espresso Day: Do you drink coffee? How do you drink your coffee?
Often. With 2% milk. No sugar. I used to drink it black but my stomach said, no more. I will not, not be tasting any of your flavored coffee.
24 - Flossing Day: Do you floss regularly?
99% of the time. But only in the latter part of my life.
26 - Cake Day: Cake or pie? Or something else?
Pie by preference. It would take a super cake to choose it over pie.
I took the cat for her spaying. Everything went well and she’s separated and chilling now. Her name is Festis, I’m not sure why I came up with that; it’s true I thought she was male. When the truth was known, the vet receptionist asked if I wanted to change the name. I don’t think she approved of Festis. I declined. But now I sometimes call her “Pineapple Princess” to assure her of her femininity.