Wednesday, 2 December 2009

Exceptionally - Random Dozen in this blog

The questions somehow appealed to me so here goes


1. Which Wizard of Oz character are you most like?
For different reasons I must say The Scarecrow

2. When you're deciding what you're going to wear each morning, which item do you select first? Why?
What's the big deal? The underwear, of course.

3. What kind of animal do you think the world could live without?
The world? Well, humans are biologically animals, so the answer is strikingly obvious.

4. How many Christmas trees are in your home?
I do not approve of arboricide and dislike imitations. Besides, my flat has very limited space.

5. Would you prefer to be emotionless if it mean you didn't have to feel a heartbreak?
Given my current situation I am almost tempted to say yes. But hell, no! What would life be like without emotions?

6. Do you ever experience holiday let-down or depression?
Holidays annoy me but that has nothing to do with depression. However, winter in itself makes me blue with its long cold nights and the lack of light. I'm a SAD sufferer for sure.

7. Do you like Michael Jackson's music?
Hardly. And I could never stand the man himself.

8. Why is it that we never judge people who have their teeth fixed for cosmetic reasons, but every other cosmetic procedure has a stigma?
Each to their own. Who am I to judge?

9. Enjoy horseback riding?
Never tried, don't really wish to.

10. Shoes--practical or stylish?
Comfortable.

11. What was the name of your first pet? Feel free to post a pic.
The things I tried to pass as pets never got a chance to be named. Why parents were not fond of the earthworms and tadpoles and crickets I would bring home is beyond me.
I was never allowed to have my own pet but the first animal that sort of adopted me was a magnificent tomcat named Miki

12. What percentage of your Christmas shopping is done?
I shop on a whim and I haven't been inspired yet so...

2 comments:

quilly said...

Hmmm, we kept earthworms in a big tub outside. I was encouraged to bring them home. In fact, dad was so fond of them as pets that most weekends he would even take a passel of them fishing with him!

juliana said...

lucky you! less so the earthworms invited to the fishing party, i reckon ;)