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1. What are you most self concious about?
Does it count if I say 'me, myself, and I'? LOL I worry about my apperance because I'm sooo the opposite of stylish and don't care to make an effort in that department. And I'm self-conscious about my communication skills when I'm around people I don't know/feel comfortable around. I never know what to say and I'm sure I come off looking like I'm an idiot.
2. What's your favourite word?
Oohhhh! Excellent question! Ever since 11th grade I've always felt I should have one. A poet came to speak to my creative writing class and said his favorite word was 'nightmare' because he really liked how it sounded. I like it, too, but I want to find my own. Every so often I'll read/hear a word and say it's my favorite... but I can't recall a single one of them now, so I certainly can't claim they're my favorites. So maybe 'sneeze'... *w*
3. What's your biggest fear?
My absolute biggest fear is being stuck somewhere where I am unable to get oxygen and breathe. But there are a handful of things that easily tie for spot number two.
4. What's the weirdest thing ever to happen to you at work/school?
Weirdest? Um... *shrugs* I seriously can't think of anything I'd call weird. I can never think of the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to me either (everything's embarrassing- see #1 above- LOL). But maybe building a mountain in my high school auditorium and sleeping underneath it? Or becomming friends with someone and, a year later, realizing you'd actually met several years before that under completely different crcumstances but neither of us remembered. Or, um, pretty much any normal day at my work is pretty damn weird. LOL
5. If you were going to have a revolution, what kind of society would you create?
A society where people are more respectful of differences and choices. A society where people take things more slowly. They'd take time to appreciate things and would be less job-oriented. It would emphasize creativity, intelligence, personal responsibility, family/friends, and environment/animals. There would be an equality of self-worth and group-worth. Everyone would look out for each other and want to contribute to the good of the society (sort of a large-scale, realistic variety of communism). There would be no cell phones and no smoking in public places. Information would be free and truthfully conveyed and people would learn to think for themselves. Everyone would get an equal say in decision-making. And it would probably last a total of, oh, 5 minutes before it all came crashing down. :-)
thefridayfive1. What are you most self concious about?
Does it count if I say 'me, myself, and I'? LOL I worry about my apperance because I'm sooo the opposite of stylish and don't care to make an effort in that department. And I'm self-conscious about my communication skills when I'm around people I don't know/feel comfortable around. I never know what to say and I'm sure I come off looking like I'm an idiot.
2. What's your favourite word?
Oohhhh! Excellent question! Ever since 11th grade I've always felt I should have one. A poet came to speak to my creative writing class and said his favorite word was 'nightmare' because he really liked how it sounded. I like it, too, but I want to find my own. Every so often I'll read/hear a word and say it's my favorite... but I can't recall a single one of them now, so I certainly can't claim they're my favorites. So maybe 'sneeze'... *w*
3. What's your biggest fear?
My absolute biggest fear is being stuck somewhere where I am unable to get oxygen and breathe. But there are a handful of things that easily tie for spot number two.
4. What's the weirdest thing ever to happen to you at work/school?
Weirdest? Um... *shrugs* I seriously can't think of anything I'd call weird. I can never think of the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to me either (everything's embarrassing- see #1 above- LOL). But maybe building a mountain in my high school auditorium and sleeping underneath it? Or becomming friends with someone and, a year later, realizing you'd actually met several years before that under completely different crcumstances but neither of us remembered. Or, um, pretty much any normal day at my work is pretty damn weird. LOL
5. If you were going to have a revolution, what kind of society would you create?
A society where people are more respectful of differences and choices. A society where people take things more slowly. They'd take time to appreciate things and would be less job-oriented. It would emphasize creativity, intelligence, personal responsibility, family/friends, and environment/animals. There would be an equality of self-worth and group-worth. Everyone would look out for each other and want to contribute to the good of the society (sort of a large-scale, realistic variety of communism). There would be no cell phones and no smoking in public places. Information would be free and truthfully conveyed and people would learn to think for themselves. Everyone would get an equal say in decision-making. And it would probably last a total of, oh, 5 minutes before it all came crashing down. :-)
