(click the icon to play along)The Bungalow 26 Questions
1. Which living person do you admire the most, and why? Former President Jimmy Carter
2. When were you the happiest? Friday at 3 o'clock when vacation started
3. Besides property, automobile or furniture, what is the most expensive thing you have bought? uh... I can't think of anything
4. What is your most treasured possession? perspective
5. Where would you like to live? someplace with milder winters
6. Who would you get to play you in a film of your life? Melissa McCarthy
7. What is your favorite book? how can I have just one favorite??
8. What is your most unappealing habit? self-centeredness
9. Twitter or Facebook? (Or if both share the differences in your opinion.) Facebook because I can chat with my family
10. What would be your fancy dress costume of choice? something pretty
11. What is your earliest memory? my dad did a one-handed cartwheel in the back yard
12. What is your guiltiest pleasure? reality TV
13. What do you owe your parents? everything
14. To whom would you most like to say sorry, and why? I apologize when necessary so I'm good
15. What or who is the greatest love of your life? the dog
16. What does love feel like to you? comfort
17. What was the best kiss of your life? oh, I had one of the time-stopper kisses after a first date
18. Which words or phrases do you overuse? "So" "And"
19. What's the worst job you have done? Hostessing at a local restaurant I had to clean up the restroom after patrons were ill. It was nasty
20. If you could edit your past, what would you change? there was a moment in time when I missed the chance of a lifetime, in just one moment--I don't know it I would go back or not
21. What is the closest you have come to death? Pulmonary Emboli
22. What do you consider your greatest achievement? surviving
23. When did you cry last? February 8
24. How do you relax? knitting, noodling around on the internet, watching TV, reading
25. What single thing would improve the quality of your life? clearing up the clutter
26. What is the most important lesson life has taught you? this too shall pass
4 comments:
FB is good for that, and It serves well in that regard.
And yes, this too, will pass. Great answer.
#21 Scary!! I like the last answer, too :)
I'm certainly glad you are a survivor!
FB is wonderful for keeping up with family. I keep in touch with cousins and nieces and nephews that I'd probably not hear from otherwise. I'm also in touch with a lot of former high school classmates that I'm positive I wouldn't be in touch with otherwise.
"This too shall pass" has been a saying in our family my entire life.
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