Friday Five
1. Of the various cultures, ethnicities or nationalities you belong to, which most strongly do you consider yourself?
I am British. I'm proud of that. I've never considered myself anything else, and it's a bit strange to even think of defining myself by culture or ethnicity.
2. Is there a culture you cannot claim heritage from but which you feel quite close to?
Not really.
3. What's one language you wish you knew fluently?
Polish. That would be cool.
4. If you could move anywhere in the world and be guaranteed a job, etc., where would you go?
My first impulse is India, but practically speaking it's not very. Bhutan would be fabulous.
5. If you had a time machine, and could witness any one event without altering or disturbing it, what would you want to see?
I hate these questions. I would be too tempted to change things. It would have been nice to have witnessed the 1966 World Cup final, or perhaps the conception of agility at Crufts. Something which would only really matter to me.
I've set up a counter on the Springers website, which is fab. One of the options is the Entry Pages, which is good. It tells me where the last 100 visitors entered the website. What confuses me is the Exit Pages ... it tells me the last 4/5/6/7/8 blah. Never 100. Where do the people go?
I am British. I'm proud of that. I've never considered myself anything else, and it's a bit strange to even think of defining myself by culture or ethnicity.
2. Is there a culture you cannot claim heritage from but which you feel quite close to?
Not really.
3. What's one language you wish you knew fluently?
Polish. That would be cool.
4. If you could move anywhere in the world and be guaranteed a job, etc., where would you go?
My first impulse is India, but practically speaking it's not very. Bhutan would be fabulous.
5. If you had a time machine, and could witness any one event without altering or disturbing it, what would you want to see?
I hate these questions. I would be too tempted to change things. It would have been nice to have witnessed the 1966 World Cup final, or perhaps the conception of agility at Crufts. Something which would only really matter to me.
I've set up a counter on the Springers website, which is fab. One of the options is the Entry Pages, which is good. It tells me where the last 100 visitors entered the website. What confuses me is the Exit Pages ... it tells me the last 4/5/6/7/8 blah. Never 100. Where do the people go?