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1. On a
scale of 1-10 how would you rate your sense of direction? 1=can't find my way
out of a paper bag and 10=if I've been somewhere once I can find it blindfolded
ten years later.
I’m probably an 8. I think I have quite
a good sense of direction although I did get lost navigating my way through
IKEA today lol
When was the last time you looked at/used a map you could hold in your hand? (phones
don't count!)
Not recently but I do still keep a map book in the
car and we’ve been on walks where we’ve used real maps – more reliable than the
phone signal!
back
east, down south, out west, up north
Choose one
of these directional expressions and tell us why you chose it.
Up north. London is often considered to
be south so everything else must be up north!
2. Did
you do more talking or listening yesterday? Is that typical? Describe your
yesterday in one word.
Probably about 50-50. Typical on a day
when hubby was at home and the kids were around for dinner. Yesterday - marking time. Sorry I know that’s two words but I couldn’t
think of one word to sum up my day of waiting for a new fridge to be delivered
– late morning became 5.15 pm.
3. Time, money, water-power-resources, opportunity...which one on the list are
you most guilty of wasting? What might you do to change that?
I can be guilty of all those at times although I probably don’t waste too much
money and I’m definitely more conscious about wasting resources than I used to
be. I’m working on not wasting time, or
feeling less guilty about it when I do.
I’m also trying to be better at saying yes to opportunities.
4. Did your family take regular vacations when you were a kid? Tell us
something you remember about a family road trip from your own childhood.
We tended
to just have an annual summer holiday – we often went to a holiday camp by the
sea and often that would be with other family members. I can remember one year travelling in a
convoy and one of my uncles, who was definitely a joker, giving us cards with
the letter T and P on them. He told us
to hold up the T if we needed to stop for tea and P if we needed the toilet!
5. If you could grow anything you wanted, what would you grow? Why?
I always
wanted to grow my hair. I always felt
long hair was more versatile but mine always seemed to get to just past my
shoulders and then stop. These days I’d
probably prefer to grow some scented flowers.
6. Insert
your own random thought here.
We could be empty nested again by Christmas. Son and DIL have had their mortgage approved
so another step towards having their own place. Exciting times.
Before I Let You In by Jenny Blackhurst
