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A freshly popped can of tennis balls....
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Question: When you go into a room do you have a tendency to sit in a particular location geographically over other areas of the room or are you just a random sitter. If you are a preference sitter which area do you commonly most likely sit?

1). Front and center? / Front but more right? / Front but more left?

2). Frontish but more left? / Center- frontish / Frontish but more right? (in other words maybe second row etc)

3). Middle but more left / Center -middle? / Middle but more right?

4). Back of the room but more left? / Center-back? / Back but more right?

And would you try to guess as to why that is?

 
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slave said:
A freshly popped can of tennis balls....
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Question: When you go into a room do you have a tendency to sit in a particular location geographically over other areas of the room or are you just a random sitter. If you are a preference sitter which area do you commonly most likely sit?

1). Front and center? / Front but more right? / Front burt more left?

2). Frontish but more left? / Center- frontish / Frontish but more right? (in other words maybe second row etc)

3). Middle but more left / Center -middle? / Middle but more right?

4). Back of the room but more left? / Center-back? / Back but more right?

And would you try to guess as to why that is?
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Where I can see everyone that is entering the room.

Is it raining?
 
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Galatea

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No, which is unusual. Our summers are rainy. This one has been particularly so, it seems.

What is your favorite musical?
 
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Galatea

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CaptainGoat said:
Doorbell.

Do you like Marmite?
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I meant musical as in a musical play. Do you have a favorite musical play? Like Oklahoma! or Hamilton or something like that?

I don't know what marmite is, so I may or may not like it.

Who would you like to play you in a movie about your life?
 
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Probably Natalie Portman because we have similar features and she is someone I admire in many ways.


Describe one of the worst dreams ( nightmares) you have ever had.Why was it so awful?
 
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Galatea

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Mooky said:
Probably Natalie Portman because we have similar features and she is someone I admire in many ways.


Describe one of the worst dreams ( nightmares) you have ever had.Why was it so awful?
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When I was a kid, I had a recurring nightmare involving my grandparents' house. I was ten when my mother and father split up, and we moved in with my maternal grandparents. They lived on a bayou in a house on stilts. The porch had a railing with cross bars of 'X's in between. I suppose thinking about what to do if the house caught on fire must have been bothering me subconsciously, because the nightmare was this:

I dreamed that the house was on fire and that all my family was outside on the ground in front of the house. I was standing on the porch and they screamed "Jump, jump". I would have to jump through on of the 'X's that was on fire. I always woke up before jumping, usually waking up in a panic. One day, I was being nosy as usual, and looking at the things under my grandparents' bed. Along with finding my grandfather's cashbox and a loaded shotgun, I found a fire escape ladder you could hang out the window. After that, I never had my "house on fire" nightmare again.

What is your favorite musical play or favorite play if you do not like musicals?
 
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Galatea

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laura_charlotte said:

Annie Get Your Guns was fantastic when I first saw it at 13.
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The film is alright, starring Betty Hutton. I can't help but imagine Judy Garland in the part when I watch the movie. She was so distracted from the drugs. There are outtakes on the DvD with Garland, and it is so painful to watch. It is such a shame this luminous talent was destroyed by drug use. She was replaced by Hutton, who is fine- but no Judy Garland.

I've not seen it on stage, so I envy you seeing it!
 
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Galatea said:
When I was a kid, I had a recurring nightmare involving my grandparents' house. I was ten when my mother and father split up, and we moved in with my maternal grandparents. They lived on a bayou in a house on stilts. The porch had a railing with cross bars of 'X's in between. I suppose thinking about what to do if the house caught on fire must have been bothering me subconsciously, because the nightmare was this:

I dreamed that the house was on fire and that all my family was outside on the ground in front of the house. I was standing on the porch and they screamed "Jump, jump". I would have to jump through on of the 'X's that was on fire. I always woke up before jumping, usually waking up in a panic. One day, I was being nosy as usual, and looking at the things under my grandparents' bed. Along with finding my grandfather's cashbox and a loaded shotgun, I found a fire escape ladder you could hang out the window. After that, I never had my "house on fire" nightmare again.

What is your favorite musical play or favorite play if you do not like musicals?
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Probably The Sound of Music. Though I really like Seven Brides for Seven Brothers as well!

I'm going to reuse that question, because it is a good one!
 
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I don't like musicals but my favourite play is probably, " The importance of being earnest " by Oscar Wild.I saw the film starring Rupert Everette - who to my mind is the ideal English dandy.It was very funny and well executed. :)

If you ever have kids ( your own or fostered) what would you like to name them?
 
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I do have three kids and their names mean:

*Firm/enduring - My oldest. (Boy).
*Appointed, a substitute. - My middle Child. (Boy).
*My God is Jehovah. - My youngest. (Boy).

Question: "What is your hardest temptation - food related?"

 
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I don't know why you joined - no! God's discernment doesn't go that deep...:cool: Smile.

Question: How many birds are there in a flock? NO! Bad question.....Ok, Let's try this one...Who was your favorite: Dad or Mom? Or was it a tie? And why?
 
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My dad because my mom kinda abandoned me when I was young and had a hard life because of it.

Who is your favorite super hero and why?
 
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The question of my favorite super hero is somewhat amusing in it's assumption that at my age, I still have one, hehe. I'm drawing a blank here...

What is your favorite music genre?
 
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Galatea

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Tinuviel said:
Probably The Sound of Music. Though I really like Seven Brides for Seven Brothers as well!

I'm going to reuse that question, because it is a good one!
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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is my favorite!
 
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Galatea

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Mooky said:
I don't like musicals but my favourite play is probably, " The importance of being earnest " by Oscar Wild.I saw the film starring Rupert Everette - who to my mind is the ideal English dandy.It was very funny and well executed. :)

If you ever have kids ( your own or fostered) what would you like to name them?
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I saw that version years ago and thought it was great. Colin Firth was in it too. I agree, Rupert Everette is a perfect, English dandy.
 
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Harkins said:
The question of my favorite super hero is somewhat amusing in it's assumption that at my age, I still have one, hehe. I'm drawing a blank here...

What is your favorite music genre?
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Hmm I don't really have a favourite. I love music from many different genres.

What is your favourite season and why?
 
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