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treeskinTHE RULES (in case you've not seen this before):
1 - Leave a comment, saying you want to be interviewed.
2 - I will respond; I'll ask you five questions.
3 - You'll update your journal with my five questions, and your five answers.
4 - You'll include this explanation.
5 - You'll ask other people five questions when they want to be interviewed.
1. What is the biggest positive surprise you can recall from your life thus far?
Hearing By say he loved me. I bawled my eyes out at the time, but it's been uphill from there.
2. What do you plan to do with all these CD art books?
Give most of them away. One of our acquaintances, Pat Lynch, does these wonderful slump-glass pins, and every now and then takes a box aroud and passes them out for fun. I want to do that with the books. I have a few I've made with particular recipients in mind, but the rest will go to whoever likes them. Same with the other books (small, blank, Japanese-bound) I want to do.
3. What is the largest & smallest number of pets you've had at one time, and what were they?
From none, when my family moved to town, I was about 12, to 1 cat (Tuffy) when By & I moved in together, to 6 cats currently, because I have "sucker" tattoed in Cat on my forehead. Or 7, depending on what you're counting as "pets" (add one 22-yr-old blonde boy who's only here occasionally).
Wait....when I was a little kid, counting barn cats and my beagle and dad's hunting dogs, I think we were up to 10 or 12. NOt sure how many of each any more.
4. Oh horticultural one, what are thy favoritest flowering and non flowering plants?
Botanicly speaking, all my favorites are flowering plants; non-flwering plants are mosses and ferns and liverworts. Anyway......Favorite, with showy flowers....ummm....bearded iris. Favorite, without showy flowers, gack. Dunno. Oak trees, I guess. Any species I can get my hands on.
5. You are kidnapped by aliens, and given all the string you could ever want - however, you are allowed to do only one string thing for the rest of whenever - what do you pick? knitting? tatting? something else altogether?
That's cruel. Only one? Tell the aliens to put me back, I'm not going. What, I really have to decide??? Argh!!! Um....much as I enjoy knitting, if I could only do 1, it'd be crochet, because I can to the widest variety of shapes and texures in that medium.
1 - Leave a comment, saying you want to be interviewed.
2 - I will respond; I'll ask you five questions.
3 - You'll update your journal with my five questions, and your five answers.
4 - You'll include this explanation.
5 - You'll ask other people five questions when they want to be interviewed.
1. What is the biggest positive surprise you can recall from your life thus far?
Hearing By say he loved me. I bawled my eyes out at the time, but it's been uphill from there.
2. What do you plan to do with all these CD art books?
Give most of them away. One of our acquaintances, Pat Lynch, does these wonderful slump-glass pins, and every now and then takes a box aroud and passes them out for fun. I want to do that with the books. I have a few I've made with particular recipients in mind, but the rest will go to whoever likes them. Same with the other books (small, blank, Japanese-bound) I want to do.
3. What is the largest & smallest number of pets you've had at one time, and what were they?
From none, when my family moved to town, I was about 12, to 1 cat (Tuffy) when By & I moved in together, to 6 cats currently, because I have "sucker" tattoed in Cat on my forehead. Or 7, depending on what you're counting as "pets" (add one 22-yr-old blonde boy who's only here occasionally).
Wait....when I was a little kid, counting barn cats and my beagle and dad's hunting dogs, I think we were up to 10 or 12. NOt sure how many of each any more.
4. Oh horticultural one, what are thy favoritest flowering and non flowering plants?
Botanicly speaking, all my favorites are flowering plants; non-flwering plants are mosses and ferns and liverworts. Anyway......Favorite, with showy flowers....ummm....bearded iris. Favorite, without showy flowers, gack. Dunno. Oak trees, I guess. Any species I can get my hands on.
5. You are kidnapped by aliens, and given all the string you could ever want - however, you are allowed to do only one string thing for the rest of whenever - what do you pick? knitting? tatting? something else altogether?
That's cruel. Only one? Tell the aliens to put me back, I'm not going. What, I really have to decide??? Argh!!! Um....much as I enjoy knitting, if I could only do 1, it'd be crochet, because I can to the widest variety of shapes and texures in that medium.
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Date: 2004-02-06 10:31 am (UTC)Just got my Heartland registration thingie...