That five-question meme thing
Leave a comment saying "Inquisitive"
- I'll respond by asking you five questions.
- Update your journal with the answers to your questions.
- Include this explanation and offer to ask other people questions.
Yep, I'm following the herd and changing the word. And rhyming for no reason.
Questions asked by shannon_elaine:
1. How do you see your life in three years?
Seeing the future is never easy, there are too many "branch" points on the path, and every decision made affects the outcome. Still, there are a handful of fair certainties, and strong desires. Fair certainty: I'll be living on the West Coast. Fair certainty: I'll be with someone I should have been with a very long time ago. Strong desire: I'll be off the road, healthier than I am now, and finding new reasons to enjoy life every day.
2. What is the worst book you've ever read?
Gaah. The list is too long to sort through. I've picked up a number of books that sounded promising and got good reviews, but that I just could not push myself to read beyond the second chapter. Like it or not, right now I'm going to have to say Revolutionary Road tops my "couldn't get interested enough to finish" list. And this is from someone who forced himself to read all of Atlas Shrugged and Brave New World, just because they were "high literature".
3. Tell me about your favorite Sim
Oh no! My secret vice is outed! *hangs head in shame*
My favorite (and I haven't played her in a while, so her name eludes me) was a Biology major in college, who then got into law enforcement and reached the top of her career ladder even after taking time out to get married to a paranormal expert, have a child, and become a Good Witch. (Elixir of Life helped a lot.)
4. Do you believe in ghosts?
Absolutely. I've seen too many things in this world to not believe in them, and I've seen too much evidence that demonstrates their existence. Vampirism and lycanthropy, however, are still in the realm of speculative fiction, especially as they're portrayed in the current round of "let's make the weird seem sexy to kids" movies.
5. What would you tell your eighteen year old self?
Stay in college, don't join the Army, and keep in touch with that special someone. And if the Buddha offers enlightenment...DUCK!
*poof*
- I'll respond by asking you five questions.
- Update your journal with the answers to your questions.
- Include this explanation and offer to ask other people questions.
Yep, I'm following the herd and changing the word. And rhyming for no reason.
Questions asked by shannon_elaine:
1. How do you see your life in three years?
Seeing the future is never easy, there are too many "branch" points on the path, and every decision made affects the outcome. Still, there are a handful of fair certainties, and strong desires. Fair certainty: I'll be living on the West Coast. Fair certainty: I'll be with someone I should have been with a very long time ago. Strong desire: I'll be off the road, healthier than I am now, and finding new reasons to enjoy life every day.
2. What is the worst book you've ever read?
Gaah. The list is too long to sort through. I've picked up a number of books that sounded promising and got good reviews, but that I just could not push myself to read beyond the second chapter. Like it or not, right now I'm going to have to say Revolutionary Road tops my "couldn't get interested enough to finish" list. And this is from someone who forced himself to read all of Atlas Shrugged and Brave New World, just because they were "high literature".
3. Tell me about your favorite Sim
Oh no! My secret vice is outed! *hangs head in shame*
My favorite (and I haven't played her in a while, so her name eludes me) was a Biology major in college, who then got into law enforcement and reached the top of her career ladder even after taking time out to get married to a paranormal expert, have a child, and become a Good Witch. (Elixir of Life helped a lot.)
4. Do you believe in ghosts?
Absolutely. I've seen too many things in this world to not believe in them, and I've seen too much evidence that demonstrates their existence. Vampirism and lycanthropy, however, are still in the realm of speculative fiction, especially as they're portrayed in the current round of "let's make the weird seem sexy to kids" movies.
5. What would you tell your eighteen year old self?
Stay in college, don't join the Army, and keep in touch with that special someone. And if the Buddha offers enlightenment...DUCK!
*poof*