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FlatpickingJD · Jan 7, 2006

I'll answer all 3: Louis Armstrong, Maria Callas, Allman Brothers.

What single thing do you enjoy doing more than anything else?

MMXII · Jan 7, 2006

Reading, isn't there a job somewhere that I could do that for a living???

Why did you chose the profession you are in?

GritsnGrace · Jan 7, 2006

I didn't actually just choose it, I just happened upon it, part time at first, then it was a better deal than my full time then, so I quit the other.

what one person from the past would you like to meet?

heartnsoul · Jan 7, 2006

That's a GREAT question!!!
I would like to meet a lady friend of mine that died real young of cancer. She was a great mentor, friend and mother to me at the time when I was in my early 20's. She gave me wonderful advice but I was too young and stubborn to listen to her. I remember she would say to me, "You need to dump all these loser guys you're dating and don't be so serious. Go out, have fun and enjoy yourself." Did I listen to her? Of course...because at that age I thought I knew it all! Hind sight is always 20-20. If she was alive today, I think she would be very proud of me of how things turned out. Gee whiz...if only we could have the wisdom then of what we know NOW. Oh well...such is life.

Is there anyone from your past that you would treated differently knowing what you know today?

MN John · Jan 7, 2006

Yes. My ex-wife. If I had known what would happen later, I would have done a lot differently.

Is there something that you did in the last year that you'd have done differently if you knew then what you know now?

FlatpickingJD · Jan 7, 2006

Yes, but that's how we grow and/or learn. If it comes up again, I'll do things differently.

What person in your life has had the biggest effect on your life (other than Jesus)?

~Wisdom Seeker~ · Jan 7, 2006

My Mother.

When someone cries around you, do you try to make them feel better, or do you get mad at them for it? Be honest.

heartnsoul · Jan 7, 2006

My current husband. Believe it or not though, it's not because of the "good" times that affected me but the "bad" times. Because it's the bad times that I lean on Jesus for support and security. Also, marriage in itself has a way of teaching important lessons for personal and spiritual growth. Just learning how to accept your spouse and learning to live with your spouse is a major challenge to accomplish and along with it many growing pains!

But to expand on this more, I think everyone we meet along the way can be considered stepping stones for personal and spiritual growth because there is always something that can be learned from good or bad experiences.

What was one of your major struggles that you had to turn over to God?

heartnsoul · Jan 7, 2006

CaliRendi said:
My Mother.

When someone cries around you, do you try to make them feel better, or do you get mad at them for it? Be honest.

oops...sorry for double answering JD's question.

I always try to make them feel better if they're crying.

What was one of your major struggles that you had to turn over to God?

FlatpickingJD · Jan 7, 2006

heartnsoul said:
But to expand on this more, I think everyone we meet along the way can be considered stepping stones for personal and spiritual growth because there is always something that can be learned from good or bad experiences.

For lack of anything eloquent to say, . Or, maybe "well stated" will work. Either way,

What was one of your major struggles that you had to turn over to God?

My dating life.

What is the thing you are proudest of having accomplished in your life so far (setting aside pride as a sin,of course)?

PickADilly · Jan 7, 2006

Raising wonderful children.

What is your most memorable holiday tradtion you wish you still had or that you do still have?

FlatpickingJD said:
For lack of anything eloquent to say, . Or, maybe "well stated" will work. Either way,

My dating life.

What is the thing you are proudest of having accomplished in your life so far (setting aside pride as a sin,of course)?

MN John · Jan 8, 2006

for 20=some years we had a Christmas-day cookout. Christmas morn would start with gathering wood and buidilg a fire. Minnesota Christmas can be 30 below or 40 above; green, white, or brown; rainy, snowy, dry; windy, still ... we never missed it.

How many children did you want? How many do you have now? and how many do you currently want?

MMXII · Jan 8, 2006

I have 2 daughters. Unless something drastic happens in my life, I won't be having anymore children.

Would you consider adopting children?

FlatpickingJD · Jan 8, 2006

Absolutely.

What is your favorite thing to do w/your children? If you don't have children, what was your favorite thing to do w/your parents and/or sibs?

~A.Pure.Heart~ · Jan 8, 2006

laugh

How would you describe your laugh? Do you guffaw, giggle, titter, snort, wheeze, are you silent, do you sound like a cartoon character?

MMXII · Jan 8, 2006

Depends on the situation...I do all of those except the cartoon character sounds.

Would you fly in a hot-air balloon?

~A.Pure.Heart~ · Jan 8, 2006

Sure.

Are you adventurous?

MN John · Jan 8, 2006

no -- it's a neccessity.

How often do you go to the grocery store?

FlatpickingJD · Jan 9, 2006

weekly.

How frequently do you shop for clothes?

worldwatcher · Jan 9, 2006

maybe once a month.

Have you ever bungee jumped?/would you?

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