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[treeskin]

From sdemory and kcalohagirl:

Who are you?
Are we friends?
If we've met, when and how did we meet?
What social event or place would you like to go to with me?
Would you kiss me?
Describe me in one word.
What was your first impression?
Do you still think that way about me now?
What reminds you of me?
If you could give me anything what would it be?
How well do you know me?
When's the last time you saw me?
Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn't?
Are you going to put this on your blog and see what I say about you?


Answer in comments.

Comments

[noveldevice.livejournal.com]

1. I am Spartacus. No, wait, wrong movie. I'm Cat.
2. Yes, I hope so.
3. We met after Byron and I met in the computer lab, and he wanted me to come to lunch and meet his wife.
4. Shopping yesterday was awesome.
5. Would and have.
6. Green.
7. How serene you were. It's been a long time, so not much stays with me--I think we had lunch in the Union, at that place downstairs, and you were sitting and tatting or something handwork-y, and you were wearing that face you so often do in public, like an Amerind woman on a postcard, smooth and calm. I remember that much, although I don't remember what you were wearing or much of anything else.
8. Yes, although I know more about you now, of course. But you still put on that serene face in public, like at my graduation when I looked over and knew it was you immediately from how upright you were sitting, and the motion of your hands.
9. Plants, string.
10. A greenhouse full of orchids.
11. Fairly well, I think.
12. Last night at 11pm, I believe.
13. Sure--especially when yarn shopping.
14. Yes, I think so.

[treeskin.livejournal.com]

4. Shopping was much fun. I don't do strictly girlish things often enough anymore.

7. That's my mother's "sitting in church" face, I think. The older I get, the more I resemble her (hopefully in just the best ways).

8. "how upright you were sitting" -- From birth unti I left the house, Mom's voice trailed after me: "Sit up straight! You're too short to slouch!"