Survey, only about 1/8 done
Survey: answer honestly and post to your favorite social networking site. We will not share your email, nothing to link!!!!!!
1. What state were you born in?
New York
2. What state do you live in now?
still New York
3. Favorites color for
A. Walls: brown or white
B. Cars: Dark Green or silverish tan
C. Food: Bright Red
D. Eyes to look at: Hazel
E. Eyes to have: Brown
F. Clothes to wear: Charcoal, khaki
G. Clothes to look at: White (?)
H. Houses: White with black shutters and red front door
I. Carpet: Tan
J. Computers: Black
K. Linens: White
L. Pens Ink: Black
4. Last movie you watched: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf." Ugh. It was such a downer, but the mark of a good film (to me) is how long I hear the characters voices after seeing it, so it must have been good--a week later I still hear "Kyrie Eleison." I adored Richard Burton when I was a teenager--in fact, I remember my Dad discouraging me, saying "he's a lecherous old man." I asked what "lecherous" meant and, of course, he told me to look it up. I did, and it made Richard Burton 100x's more appealing.
5. TV Shows you watch on a regular basis (or Tivo the whole series):
Top Chef, Celebrity Apprentice, House, The Office, 30 Rock, Survivor, Tudors reruns, Community
6. Where were you on September 11, 2001?
I was makin' love (kidding, but I like to say that when someone asks me that question) Home, pregnant with my 5th child, saw it all unfold live on the Today Show. After the plane crashed near Pittsburgh, I spent an hour trying to get through to my parents--my friends kept calling with updates. One thing no one remembers is how many false reports were aired--I heard there were car bombs going off in major cities, a plane hit the Supreme Court building, 4000 planes were off radar, etc.
7. Would you kill Osama bin Laden if you had the chance?
I doubt it, but I wouldn't exactly ignore him.
8. What movie
A. makes you cry: anything where a hero triumphs then receives some sort of award
B. makes you laugh: What About Bob?, all the Austin Powers movies
C. bores you: Lord of the Rings (never made it to the end)
D. makes you want to act: The Lion in Winter (1968 version)
E. makes you want to direct: Pan's Labyrinth
F. scares you: Paranormal Activity
G. stayed in your mind the longest: Goodfellas
H. have you seen the most times: Y Tu Mama Tambien
I. didn't live up to the hype: Avatar
J. did live up to the hype: Harry Potter
K. is your guilty pleasure: Robocop
L. would you call your favorite: A Single Man
9. Do you believe in God?
Yes
10. Do you attend church regularly?
Yes
11. How many funerals have you attended?
Wow, a lot. 40?
12. Whose funeral did you most recently attend?
My favorite uncle and godfather, Uncle Felix.
How many people attended?
100, approximately
Did you cry?
Before and after, but not during.
Did others cry?
Some wailed, some sobbed, some dabbed away tears. Italiani piangono! He was loved by all who knew him.
Was there a church service?
Yes, a Catholic mass at St. Pamphilus Church
Did you go to the cemetery?
Yes, he was a WWII veteran, so military honors at the grave
Was there an after-party?
Yes, a huge one at one of the nicest restaurants in Pittsburgh, The Grand Concourse. I think it's called a "Feast for the Living" though.
To be continued...
1. What state were you born in?
New York
2. What state do you live in now?
still New York
3. Favorites color for
A. Walls: brown or white
B. Cars: Dark Green or silverish tan
C. Food: Bright Red
D. Eyes to look at: Hazel
E. Eyes to have: Brown
F. Clothes to wear: Charcoal, khaki
G. Clothes to look at: White (?)
H. Houses: White with black shutters and red front door
I. Carpet: Tan
J. Computers: Black
K. Linens: White
L. Pens Ink: Black
4. Last movie you watched: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf." Ugh. It was such a downer, but the mark of a good film (to me) is how long I hear the characters voices after seeing it, so it must have been good--a week later I still hear "Kyrie Eleison." I adored Richard Burton when I was a teenager--in fact, I remember my Dad discouraging me, saying "he's a lecherous old man." I asked what "lecherous" meant and, of course, he told me to look it up. I did, and it made Richard Burton 100x's more appealing.
5. TV Shows you watch on a regular basis (or Tivo the whole series):
Top Chef, Celebrity Apprentice, House, The Office, 30 Rock, Survivor, Tudors reruns, Community
6. Where were you on September 11, 2001?
I was makin' love (kidding, but I like to say that when someone asks me that question) Home, pregnant with my 5th child, saw it all unfold live on the Today Show. After the plane crashed near Pittsburgh, I spent an hour trying to get through to my parents--my friends kept calling with updates. One thing no one remembers is how many false reports were aired--I heard there were car bombs going off in major cities, a plane hit the Supreme Court building, 4000 planes were off radar, etc.
7. Would you kill Osama bin Laden if you had the chance?
I doubt it, but I wouldn't exactly ignore him.
8. What movie
A. makes you cry: anything where a hero triumphs then receives some sort of award
B. makes you laugh: What About Bob?, all the Austin Powers movies
C. bores you: Lord of the Rings (never made it to the end)
D. makes you want to act: The Lion in Winter (1968 version)
E. makes you want to direct: Pan's Labyrinth
F. scares you: Paranormal Activity
G. stayed in your mind the longest: Goodfellas
H. have you seen the most times: Y Tu Mama Tambien
I. didn't live up to the hype: Avatar
J. did live up to the hype: Harry Potter
K. is your guilty pleasure: Robocop
L. would you call your favorite: A Single Man
9. Do you believe in God?
Yes
10. Do you attend church regularly?
Yes
11. How many funerals have you attended?
Wow, a lot. 40?
12. Whose funeral did you most recently attend?
My favorite uncle and godfather, Uncle Felix.
How many people attended?
100, approximately
Did you cry?
Before and after, but not during.
Did others cry?
Some wailed, some sobbed, some dabbed away tears. Italiani piangono! He was loved by all who knew him.
Was there a church service?
Yes, a Catholic mass at St. Pamphilus Church
Did you go to the cemetery?
Yes, he was a WWII veteran, so military honors at the grave
Was there an after-party?
Yes, a huge one at one of the nicest restaurants in Pittsburgh, The Grand Concourse. I think it's called a "Feast for the Living" though.
To be continued...