Here's a finger tray of samples of Cheddary goodness. Don't take too many! You'll spoil your supper.
1. When was the last time you caught yourself before doing something really stupid? What was it?
What time is it now? Hell, if I didn't do something really stupid in the past hour then just wait around a couple of minutes. As to what it was? I do way too many of these to keep specific memories of them. That's like asking somebody to keep track of blinking.
2. What was your last nightmare about?
Smoking. Brrrrr.
3. How do you entertain yourself in traffic?
Talking. I'm never in traffic alone.
4. Who inspires you?
Maybe it's because I'm in a mini-funk or something but I honestly don't feel inspired by anybody right now. Now if you asked what inspired me I'd say that little clock in the bottom right corner of my monitor. It is freaking gorgeous outside and I wanna be out there.
5. What trait in the opposite sex makes you wonder most?
Um...what? Please repeat this in the form of an answer. Or something like that. I'm saying that I don't understand what's being asked here.
6. Which of the seven deadly sins is the worst? Why?
My favorite is lust. As far as worst? I don't think any of them are all that bad, really. They're human emotional responses. Nothing more, nothing less. Rational people deal with 'em, irrational people end up making 27 laws on how to take a crap.
7. Do you blog on the weekends much or at all?
Generally not at all but some times a bit. I'm definitely not writing anything on the weekends except once each blue moon or so. I might do bloggy posts if I come across something while reading but generally I don't even bother to do that on the weekends.
I am trying to sniff out that cheddary goodness to which you referred. I haven't spotted a chunk of cheese hereabouts, yet. ;) However, the stuff about the 27 rules was very interesting. I am pretty glad that the mouse rule is: If you need to dump a pill, do it and get on with your scurrying and searching for cheese. No muss, no fuss, and if it is a problem, you clean up the mess.
My favorite artist is Renior,how about you?
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