what song reminds you of a childhood memory? Childhood: CCR, Lookin' Out My Back Door sadly because all the adults were doing drugs and acting freaky.
Are you a night owl or an early bird I am a moderate early bird--not too early but at my best in the mornings.
Give us a snapshot of the high school you. I don't have one handy or I would.
This or that: rain or snow I like rain. Good thing, too, given where I live. Snow is supposed to stay in the mountains, except for once or twice a year a light dusting is very pretty.
Favourite movie quote: I don't think I have one. I'm more likely to sing a song from a movie than quote lines.
what colour is your underwear I buy beige, always.
What was your dream job (as in what did you want to be when you grew up) Hmm, childhood me wanted to be a pilot like my father.
If you could tell your 13-year-old self anything what would it be. Your parents will never love you, so pick something you actually control to fix your happiness and self-worth on.
What disturbs you most? I'm stealing your answer: When children are in peril and there's no one to protect them. I can't handle it, in real life or in fiction. and adding: and when people use that for entertainment! Gaaaahhhh.
What was the best part about grade school? Being allowed to read as much as I wanted once I convinced the teacher I really was that far ahead of the rest of the class.
No, I think it was singing. I was always in choir in every one of the dozen or so elementary schools I attended, and I sang (and still remember to sing) so many American folk songs, Christmas carols, patriotic songs, etc. Seems like nobody sings them these days.
My addition: What mundane thing do you appreciate most today? I appreciate my covered rubber band, which holds my hair out of my face (and hence eyes and mouth). My hair's gotten really long since last we met; when it's wet and the curl all pulled out, it's longer than down to my waist in the back. It's been quite a trick learning how to live with long hair! It used to get trapped under my arms in my sleep, but now I stick it all up over the pillow like a troll doll. :)
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Date: 2010-09-11 09:45 pm (UTC)Childhood: CCR, Lookin' Out My Back Door sadly because all the adults were doing drugs and acting freaky.
Are you a night owl or an early bird
I am a moderate early bird--not too early but at my best in the mornings.
Give us a snapshot of the high school you.
I don't have one handy or I would.
This or that: rain or snow
I like rain. Good thing, too, given where I live. Snow is supposed to stay in the mountains, except for once or twice a year a light dusting is very pretty.
Favourite movie quote:
I don't think I have one. I'm more likely to sing a song from a movie than quote lines.
what colour is your underwear
I buy beige, always.
What was your dream job (as in what did you want to be when you grew up)
Hmm, childhood me wanted to be a pilot like my father.
If you could tell your 13-year-old self anything what would it be.
Your parents will never love you, so pick something you actually control to fix your happiness and self-worth on.
What disturbs you most?
I'm stealing your answer: When children are in peril and there's no one to protect them. I can't handle it, in real life or in fiction.
and adding: and when people use that for entertainment! Gaaaahhhh.
What was the best part about grade school?
Being allowed to read as much as I wanted once I convinced the teacher I really was that far ahead of the rest of the class.
No, I think it was singing. I was always in choir in every one of the dozen or so elementary schools I attended, and I sang (and still remember to sing) so many American folk songs, Christmas carols, patriotic songs, etc. Seems like nobody sings them these days.
My addition:
What mundane thing do you appreciate most today?
I appreciate my covered rubber band, which holds my hair out of my face (and hence eyes and mouth). My hair's gotten really long since last we met; when it's wet and the curl all pulled out, it's longer than down to my waist in the back. It's been quite a trick learning how to live with long hair! It used to get trapped under my arms in my sleep, but now I stick it all up over the pillow like a troll doll. :)