Game: Ask the Person Below You

The weather is cold and kind of foggy ( yuck )

Haven't read this thread so hope I am not repeating anyone here;
What are you hoping to get for Christmas??

Nothing :crash:

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Really nothing. But let's see: a letter would be fine, a special one. Scher knows what I'm talking about.

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I am hoping for the XM sattelite personnal reciever, however I positive I won't be getting it for Christmas though, but perhaps at the beginning of the year I may buy it for myself.

What gift would you like to give someone else this Christmas?

hoping???...a radio with a car around it would be fun right???

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A neckless or something more valuable I think. BTW I would like it to be a "ring."

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There's a clock in the store where I work that I wish I could get for my dad, but it's far too expensive for me. I got him a set of paperweights instead. :(

What's the best gift you ever gave someone?

Last year I gave a friend a watch in her birthday. It doesn't cost a lot but that all I could give. I don't know whether it is the best think I've ever gave somebody but when I saw a smile in her face and thanked me for remembring her birthday, I felt so happy. Although things mightn't be so expensive, given in a special occasion, value more.

What is the best thing a person has ever gave you?

Well, when I was a kid, it was a doll. I called her Ragdoll... I had never had a special toy up until then, and I remember her being pretty special

More recently... "The Mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley. I had known my boyfriend for a couple months when he spontaneously gave me this book. It was the first time anyone ever dared by me a book. Even my mother won't, so it really stuck with me. :) Not to mention, I really liked the book and have since read the whole series and seen the movie.

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Her friendship, and her love. I married my best friend from high school. We were best friends from day one, but we dated other people. When there was a problem, we talked to each other. finally I got the guts to ask her out, sure she would turn me down. The rest is history. 26 years and 3 kids later, we're still best friends.

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A kind word.

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A very tiny jar of honey. This past spring, when my boyfriend and I barely knew each other, and he was very shy and introverted, I got a cold and mentioned that I just drank a lot of green tea with honey, and the next time I saw him he gave me a tiny little jar of honey. I still have the jar.

If you could transform into any household object, what would it be?

Oops, emily answered before me. If I could transform to any household object, I would probably choose a type of houseplant or flower: simple, still living, requiring minimal attention, yet admirable.

To the person below me: same question.

Household object.........is a book a household object? Household object...

Does my violin count? :D

If so, I'd transform into my violin. Why? >>>>>>Because I love it and it has a soul of its own. It's made of living tree bark (living=vibrating, moving, feeling...) and makes beautiful music.

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I think Id transfer into a window or maybe amirror then I could watch the world go bye and no one would watch me:D
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To a bed and hold my beloved.

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To a frame of the family portrait, because whenever someone would look at me they'd smile and feel warm inside... :)

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I have a couple special places along The Appalachain Trail where I go to be alone with nature. One of them is a waterfall. I'd be that waterfall.

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I've already ansewerd it and I'll just repeat myself.

What is the best thing ever happened to you?

This one time, I thought my scratch ticket was a ten dollar winner,
but it was for twenty.

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I got a minimum wage job, had a fight with my assistant manager, and ended up dating and falling in love with the customer I waited on right after the fight. Corny, huh?

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Meeting Orlando Bloom finally. That makes me sound like a stalker...I'm not though.

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It sounds callous but getting rid of the men in my live who've dragged me down.

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Mmm...it would be hard to single out a single moment....perhaps playing the third movement of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor with a symphony orchestra was the best thing that ever happened to me. What a wonderful experience!

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I was going to say I have no idea but I do When I was 5 or 6 I got Pneumonia (sp?) and that has to be the best thing that happened to me becasue because of that my mum read me the secret garden twice or three times in those 2 weeks and then she said if I wanted it again Id have to read it myself and so I started to read and love it. Although I refused to read anything else till my mum bought me Malory towers by enid blyton which started me reading other things so I dont know getting mallory towers or getting Pneumonia.:D

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What is the best thing ever happened to you?

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I have no idea, but probably the obvious answer - birth. A few other honorable mentions: finding one I love, minor publication, acceptance to nursing school, etc.

To the person below me: what time of year do you love most, and why?

Spring, especially when it is cool and raining. Just little drops of rain. I love walking under the rain.

What is the most funniest thing that ever happened to you?

I'm glad I can't single out one above all the rest; that would be a very sad life, I think. My life is just one big, long joke. Funny all the time.

I thought up a really good one, but now I forget it. We'll do this one...
Question: Where do you feel the most at home? (What place, or type of place, most gives you a feeling of belonging?)

Harbours, they remind me of many happy summers spent on the fife coast eating fish suppers in crail, pitenweem and anstruther (oh and cant forget the wonderful cellardyke)


What is the best thing about christmas?

The best thing about Christmas? Good question; I do not really know.
Though, for good reasons, I love gathering with my family every Christmas, I have an odd, seemingly petty likeness for the weather. I absolutely love going outside, bundled in my warmest clothing in the snow, walking, shoveling the driveway, or some such thing, then going inside to a warm drink in front of my fireplace, cuddled next to my love. Though it sounds so specific and random, I enjoy it very much.

To the person below me: I think I will steal emily's question --

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Where do you feel the most at home? (What place, or type of place, most gives you a feeling of belonging?)

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My Rec Room, on my rainbow futon, with a book. Best place to be, because I have so little time to do such a thing, that it is a treat. :)

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libraries and anywhere near enough to the sea that I can smell it and see it and only need go a little way to touch it.

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Anywhere with those I love. I can't live without people I truely care about and who truely care about me.

o the PBM: what is your plan for Christmas?

Going around the neighbourhood...wearing white and read clothes...and carolling away to fun and happiness!
eating loads of candies and rum-cakes...yummy!
being with family and frendz

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Going back home, spending time with family and friends and going to 2 restaurants/deli: 1 because of the salami sandwiches and the second because of their Greek pita's oh and 1 other place because of their pizza. hmmmmm...I may be going back home to eat...


What's your favorite Christmas/Holiday tradition?

To gather with my family in my grand father house.

When did you read your first novel and what was it?

Gah, how many pages does a book have to be to be a novel? I remember reading lots of little kid chapterbooks.... Okay, I am not that old, but I feel it right now... *thinks* All right, although I know there were likely many before because I was in grade 8 when I read this book, but A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. Suppose I reworked that to what did I read first and remember... heh

What is the first novel you remember reading, unless you have a super memory, then it would be the same ques. :)

Umro Ayar was the first story/series I can remember in Urdu Language.

In English novels/stories, I think the first Novel I read was Little Red Riding Hood.

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uhhh, I think it was I dunno, actually it was a collection of Fairy Tales.

Favorite place to be, where and why.

London.... because I love the British accent and I'd love to live among British people... :D

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