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Hmm....good question. (Not bearing in mind that I asked it myself...:angel: ) I would say it reminds me of a margarita daisy...one of those pure, fresh, fair, innocent-looking ones with the dusty yellow centre and the soft, crystal white petals........:D
Where do you see yourself in ten years? :D :lol:
Healthier and happy along with a husband if I ever find one. :lol: Seriously I hope to have a few mystery novels published and that I will not have to take care of my parents due to that they are healthy enough to care for themselves. Loki it was my fault for turning this thread into the would you thread.
Do you think Phoenix, Arizona is going to be ocean side property in the next decade?
Ah....do I?
Same question.
I don't know. The future will reviel that to us. So let us wait and watch.
What is your oppinion on 'A Portrait of the Arist as a Young Man' by James Joyce? Good, bad, difficult, boring, intresting.....
Unfortunately, I have not yet read any novels by James Joyce, but only his short stories. I really want to read some of his novels, like A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man, Finnegan's Wake, and Ulysses, but have not yet found time to read them. I can honestly find Joyce's short stories and essays, however, absolutely fascinating!
To the person below me: adilyoussef had a good question regarding euthanasia (now usually called "physician-assisted suicide" or "PAS," in medical terminology). Without pertaining too much to politics, of course, what do you think of more liberal medical practices, like PAS, medical marijuana, and unnecessary life-sustaining treatment?
I don't think killing anyone like that is right. After all, God commanded us not to kill. He didn't specify whether or not to kill those who are in pain, etc.
What is your definition of classical?
Classical for me is everything remote in the past. Fasination and mistery are involved in it though. Classical life classical music and art always fascinate me. I love everything classical. Classical is a term used to difine whatever belongs to a traditional style or a set of ideas but, for me, is whatever belongs to a decade that I really love being in.
Are you afraid of death or not? Say why if possible.
I would like to think that I do not fear death, but, if during the circumstances, I have no doubt I would feel somewhat fearful. It seems that I do not fear death nearly as much as suffering a painful death; otherwise, the dark thought of passing on to whatever awaits me sounds strangely interesting.
To the person below me: I will repeat Loki's question, a few posts ago --
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Originally Posted by Loki
In ten years I see myself either dead or married with children. Just kidding! I see myself with more responsibility than I have now, maybe living alone or married but, I hope, with a good job, coz It's not easy to fine a good one here.
What is your opinion on yourself?
A person despite all the pain in life still can be true to herself and be a happy person no matter she will face. Good question aliyoussef hope you do not mind if I pass it on.Quote:
Originally Posted by adilyoussef
Same question.
A practicle optimist always expecting the worst and with minimal expectaions so I am always pleasently suprised :D
And one of lifes luckey children I halways got what I wanted even if it wasnt what I thought I wanted or I did know I wanted it till I got it.*sigh* some times this makes me feel a little guilty.
Same Q
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What is your opinion on yourself?
Who else do I know better or worse than myself? A self-perspective cannot quite seem objectively more or less accurate than another's perspective, but I suppose I carry a fair opinion of myself, for better or worse. I know my weaknesses and faults, what can and cannot get changed about them, my strengths and better traits, and what can and cannot get changed about them, too. Regardless, I try not to focus a lot on my opinion of myself, nor of others' opinions of me (for better or worse); judgments of one's self and others seem not as important as how you affect yourself, how others affect you, and how you affect others.
To the person below me: same question.
Biased
How many roads must a man walk down?
to get where???
humm to parphrase Aerosmith life is a journey not a destination so One I guess :D
Do you consider suicide to ever be justifiable???
Good question. I would say yes, for my own reasons. Any person, I believe, has every right of making his/her own autonomous decisions, especially if he/she seems in a sane state of mind, though I would regret of what any family and friends would think afterwards. If someone has undergone an overwhelming amount of suffering, according to that person, then, yes, I think it always justifiable.
Same question (very, very good one, Nightshade).