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Layla said:I don't have any elderly relatives living near me, although, you just described me...i do get cold fast and i get lazy putting on proper clothing.
What are your meal plans for today?
i love my m-i-l to bits, but that particular little thing drives me nuts. we make sure she has plenty of cosy, and winter-warm wear, but .... *sighs*
spaghetti bolognese, i think, for tonight. been a while
i just spilled a whole cup of black coffee into my keyboard as i changed the lighter curtains for heavier ones. it still works! what's the worst thing you've had in your keyboard or done to your mouse?
What are your meal plans for today?
i love my m-i-l to bits, but that particular little thing drives me nuts. we make sure she has plenty of cosy, and winter-warm wear, but .... *sighs*
spaghetti bolognese, i think, for tonight. been a while
i just spilled a whole cup of black coffee into my keyboard as i changed the lighter curtains for heavier ones. it still works! what's the worst thing you've had in your keyboard or done to your mouse?
Keyboard..hmm nothing really besides the usual crap in the air landing on and in.
Mouse..ended up in the washing machine when i pulled the sheets and it got lost in there..it worked, sort of after letting it dry, but the pointer kept going in the opposite direction then intended, thankfully it was cheap to replace.
Who do you miss the most in your life?
Mouse..ended up in the washing machine when i pulled the sheets and it got lost in there..it worked, sort of after letting it dry, but the pointer kept going in the opposite direction then intended, thankfully it was cheap to replace.
Who do you miss the most in your life?
Layla said:Keyboard..hmm nothing really besides the usual crap in the air landing on and in.
Mouse..ended up in the washing machine when i pulled the sheets and it got lost in there..it worked, sort of after letting it dry, but the pointer kept going in the opposite direction then intended, thankfully it was cheap to replace.
Who do you miss the most in your life?
My father over long games of chess.
You?
Mouse..ended up in the washing machine when i pulled the sheets and it got lost in there..it worked, sort of after letting it dry, but the pointer kept going in the opposite direction then intended, thankfully it was cheap to replace.
Who do you miss the most in your life?
My father over long games of chess.
You?
Ahavati said:
My father over long games of chess.
You?
my mother... even though i rarely saw her in her later years, living abroad with my sister as she did, doesn't mean we didn't have a close connection. we didn't need to be in eachothers' pockets to know that. there's a warm spot in my heart when i think of her.
no matter how clear i feel i've made myself, sometimes people seem to completely mis-read my intent... this bemuses me and makes me re-examine phrasing. not a bad thing. what makes you re-examine aspects of your day/life/personality/ ''qmark''
My father over long games of chess.
You?
my mother... even though i rarely saw her in her later years, living abroad with my sister as she did, doesn't mean we didn't have a close connection. we didn't need to be in eachothers' pockets to know that. there's a warm spot in my heart when i think of her.
no matter how clear i feel i've made myself, sometimes people seem to completely mis-read my intent... this bemuses me and makes me re-examine phrasing. not a bad thing. what makes you re-examine aspects of your day/life/personality/ ''qmark''
Ahavati said:
My father over long games of chess.
While i don't really like the long games,
FOR YOU
i could entertain You and play You a game or 2
at Lichess.org (very user friendly)
I love the chess that's 5 minutes or less for the entire game. IRL, i found that my opponents got offended when i'd be reading or listening to music or both and everything distracting while playing them.
I would look forward to You kicking my ass in a game of chess (slow chess)
My father over long games of chess.
While i don't really like the long games,
FOR YOU
i could entertain You and play You a game or 2
at Lichess.org (very user friendly)
I love the chess that's 5 minutes or less for the entire game. IRL, i found that my opponents got offended when i'd be reading or listening to music or both and everything distracting while playing them.
I would look forward to You kicking my ass in a game of chess (slow chess)
butters said:
my mother... even though i rarely saw her in her later years, living abroad with my sister as she did, doesn't mean we didn't have a close connection. we didn't need to be in eachothers' pockets to know that. there's a warm spot in my heart when i think of her.
no matter how clear i feel i've made myself, sometimes people seem to completely mis-read my intent... this bemuses me and makes me re-examine phrasing. not a bad thing. what makes you re-examine aspects of your day/life/personality/ ''qmark''
LOLOL! I've been misinterpreted my entire life by the majority of people I know. It stems from non-verbal communication when I was very young, which stemmed from extensive relocation and belittling, be it my native origin, clothes, accent, beliefs ( or lack of ), et al. The fact that I am dyslexic contributes as well. I didn't really start verbally communicating until college ( seriously ). Or, rather, learning to verbally communicate. Poetry was easy, writing was easy - oral communication outside of listening and advising was not.
Therefore, I am continuously re-examining how I communicate something ( I am constantly editing words, syntax, etc. ); however, I also realize that people view life through their own filters, and no matter the precision of communication, there will be many who won't view it as we intended, but as they are. Think Anais Nin, We don't view the world as it is but as we are.
Do you drink eggnog?
my mother... even though i rarely saw her in her later years, living abroad with my sister as she did, doesn't mean we didn't have a close connection. we didn't need to be in eachothers' pockets to know that. there's a warm spot in my heart when i think of her.
no matter how clear i feel i've made myself, sometimes people seem to completely mis-read my intent... this bemuses me and makes me re-examine phrasing. not a bad thing. what makes you re-examine aspects of your day/life/personality/ ''qmark''
LOLOL! I've been misinterpreted my entire life by the majority of people I know. It stems from non-verbal communication when I was very young, which stemmed from extensive relocation and belittling, be it my native origin, clothes, accent, beliefs ( or lack of ), et al. The fact that I am dyslexic contributes as well. I didn't really start verbally communicating until college ( seriously ). Or, rather, learning to verbally communicate. Poetry was easy, writing was easy - oral communication outside of listening and advising was not.
Therefore, I am continuously re-examining how I communicate something ( I am constantly editing words, syntax, etc. ); however, I also realize that people view life through their own filters, and no matter the precision of communication, there will be many who won't view it as we intended, but as they are. Think Anais Nin, We don't view the world as it is but as we are.
Do you drink eggnog?
Ahavati said:
LOLOL! I've been misinterpreted my entire life by the majority of people I know. It stems from non-verbal communication when I was very young, which stemmed from extensive relocation and belittling, be it my native origin, clothes, accent, beliefs ( or lack of ), et al. The fact that I am dyslexic contributes as well. I didn't really start verbally communicating until college ( seriously ). Or, rather, learning to verbally communicate. Poetry was easy, writing was easy - oral communication outside of listening and advising was not.
Therefore, I am continuously re-examining how I communicate something ( I am constantly editing words, syntax, etc. ); however, I also realize that people view life through their own filters, and no matter the precision of communication, there will be many who won't view it as we intended, but as they are. Think Anais Nin, We don't view the world as it is but as we are.
Do you drink eggnog?
i do, at christmas... if i remember, we have it here at thanksgiving, too, but that's about the only times it comes out. his mother likes the non-alcoholic version so we tend to get that and the rest of those drinking it add whatever alcohol they like at the time
she's still got the small bottle of concorde sweet red she asked us to get last thanksgiving, having only drunk 3 small glasses from it over the course of almost a year. *shakes head*
duck! the s-i-l has just brought over 6 ducks for our pond... not sure which breed they are as he didn't stop long and i missed him doing something else. but ducks
do you love to eat duck? if so, what's your favourite way to eat them?
LOLOL! I've been misinterpreted my entire life by the majority of people I know. It stems from non-verbal communication when I was very young, which stemmed from extensive relocation and belittling, be it my native origin, clothes, accent, beliefs ( or lack of ), et al. The fact that I am dyslexic contributes as well. I didn't really start verbally communicating until college ( seriously ). Or, rather, learning to verbally communicate. Poetry was easy, writing was easy - oral communication outside of listening and advising was not.
Therefore, I am continuously re-examining how I communicate something ( I am constantly editing words, syntax, etc. ); however, I also realize that people view life through their own filters, and no matter the precision of communication, there will be many who won't view it as we intended, but as they are. Think Anais Nin, We don't view the world as it is but as we are.
Do you drink eggnog?
i do, at christmas... if i remember, we have it here at thanksgiving, too, but that's about the only times it comes out. his mother likes the non-alcoholic version so we tend to get that and the rest of those drinking it add whatever alcohol they like at the time
she's still got the small bottle of concorde sweet red she asked us to get last thanksgiving, having only drunk 3 small glasses from it over the course of almost a year. *shakes head* duck! the s-i-l has just brought over 6 ducks for our pond... not sure which breed they are as he didn't stop long and i missed him doing something else. but ducks
do you love to eat duck? if so, what's your favourite way to eat them? Ahavati said:Nope! I am a vegetarian as well as a certifiably Odd Duck so wouldn't eat one! 
If weighing your poems on the scales - which side would tip the heaviest: fiction or nonfiction?
ha... we're not likely to be eating these, they're more for aesthetics and i'm hoping they don't fly off. their wings aren't clipped so they may
non-fiction, no matter how 'invented' they are, they are their own truths, their own realities.
do you ever get stumped for what question to ask? *snort*
If weighing your poems on the scales - which side would tip the heaviest: fiction or nonfiction?
ha... we're not likely to be eating these, they're more for aesthetics and i'm hoping they don't fly off. their wings aren't clipped so they may
non-fiction, no matter how 'invented' they are, they are their own truths, their own realities.
do you ever get stumped for what question to ask? *snort*
sometimes...hmm, like right now lol
I was watching on Netflix the show "Nature's weirdest Events" (I know.. i can be walking, talking advertisment for Netlix) and its astounding the courtship of male species in the animal kingdom, from the colors displayed, to the sounds they make, to the fights between males to win over a female.
So is it more of a 'woman's world' instead of 'man's world', did we misunderstand that term after all?
I was watching on Netflix the show "Nature's weirdest Events" (I know.. i can be walking, talking advertisment for Netlix) and its astounding the courtship of male species in the animal kingdom, from the colors displayed, to the sounds they make, to the fights between males to win over a female.
So is it more of a 'woman's world' instead of 'man's world', did we misunderstand that term after all?
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I think it’s a human’s world... there’s far too much emphasis on one gender surpassing another as it is.
Do you have any other creative pursuits outside of writing?
Do you have any other creative pursuits outside of writing?
Miss_Sub said:I think it’s a human’s world... there’s far too much emphasis on one gender surpassing another as it is.
Do you have any other creative pursuits outside of writing?
i dabble sometime in scribbling/drawing stuff and bit of photography
how old were you when you first learnt to play any musical instrument?
Do you have any other creative pursuits outside of writing?
i dabble sometime in scribbling/drawing stuff and bit of photography
how old were you when you first learnt to play any musical instrument?
cold_fusion said:
i dabble sometime in scribbling/drawing stuff and bit of photography
how old were you when you first learnt to play any musical instrument? 7, the violin, as only young kids can, just as a novice tho. before that i'd mess about on the piano indoors. can find a tune on almost any instrument i try but that's about it, basics.
is there one critter that freaks you out at all? like spiders or mice or moths?
i dabble sometime in scribbling/drawing stuff and bit of photography
how old were you when you first learnt to play any musical instrument? 7, the violin, as only young kids can, just as a novice tho. before that i'd mess about on the piano indoors. can find a tune on almost any instrument i try but that's about it, basics.
is there one critter that freaks you out at all? like spiders or mice or moths?
