Q & A Game

[DailyBlessings]

I do!

Did you have relatives over for the holidays?

 

[~Wisdom Seeker~]

Yes.

Do you have a basement?

 

[DailyBlessings]

My building does.

Have you ever gotten a traffic ticket?

 

[elm0]

No.


Do you think bungee jumping is safe?

 

[~Wisdom Seeker~]

I see spinal injury when I think bungee.

Are you ready for Summer already?

 

[If Not For Grace]

Been Ready


Is there anybody else out there who has an idiosyncrasy like mine; I hate to buy tires?

 

[~Wisdom Seeker~]

I know, me too.

I have many idiosyncrasies. But, none that have anything to do with tires.

Who do you feel more connected to, your mother or your father?

 

[BarbaraJean]

My mother because we lost my dad to cancer when I was just 11 but I think we would be very close if he were still living.

Will you be awake to welcome in the new year?

 

[~A.Pure.Heart~]

I will be at church to welcome in the new year. And I never sleep in public! (could you just imagine, snoring and drool in front of people I serve with? I would never live that down! )

How many times have you read the Bible? (please, if you haven't read it through, leave this question for someone who has. So many people don't think that's important for a Christian it just quenches my spirit to read it every time I ask something like this. )

 

[elm0]

I haven't kept count, but I've read the whole Bible, cover to cover, by myself, at least three times. I've also been involved in three Bible reading marathons, where members of our church took turns reading aloud for five minutes at a time whilst the rest followed along in their Bibles. We had breaks for sleep on two of the marathons, but hired the town hall for one, where we just read straight through 24 hours a day. So many locals commented on how the part of the Bible they'd wandered in and heard was so appropriate to their lives, it was amazing to see God's Word impacting the community. Even the drunks who staggered in when the bars closed!


Have you ever done any charity work? If so, what have you done?

 

[BarbaraJean]

Yes, everything I do at the church is volunteer.

Are both of your parents still living?

 

[AFallingStar]

Yes, although both have told me today that they'll swap bodies with me (they have the flu). I'm not sure how that would work...

What is your dream job?

 

[elm0]

Product tester for a matress factory...


Do you have a message board in your home?

 

[haya]

No, because that wouldn't work for me. If I had a message board, it would always be there so I'd never look at it. (Does that make sense?)
Instead, every so often when I need to remember something, I write a little note to myself on a piece of paper and tape it to my door handle, so that as I'm leaving my apartment I'm forced to look at that paper!

Do you ever write on your hand to remember something?

 

[~A.Pure.Heart~]

I don't think I would want ink on my hand.

What is the weather like where you are, today?

 

[AFallingStar]

It's beautiful-sunny and mild. Finally a relief from all the rain we've had for the past two weeks.

What books are you reading or have read recently?

 

[~Wisdom Seeker~]

It's beautiful-sunny and mild. Finally a relief from all the rain we've had for the past two weeks.

What books are you reading or have read recently?

This is what I've read in the last year:

1. The Koran (English translation)
2. Holy Blood, Holy Grail; Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh & Henry Lincoln
3. Phenomenon; Sylvia Browne
4. The Regime; Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins
5. The Screwtape Letters; C.S. Lewis
6. Lost Christianities; Bart Ehrman
7. The Secret on Ararat, Tim LaHaye & Bob Phillips
8. Edgar Cayce On Religion & Psychic Experience, Harmon Hartzell Bro, Ph. D.
9. The Europa Conspiracy; Tim LaHaye & Bob Phillips
10. How to Expand Love; His Holiness the Dalai Lama
11. If You Could See What I See; Sylvia Browne
12. The Notebook; Nicholas Sparks
13. True Believer; Nicholas Sparks
14. The Birth of Tragedy; Fredric Nietzsche
15. God, Creation and Tools for Life; Sylvia Browne
16. The Wedding; Nicholas Sparks
17. A Walk to Remember; Nicholas Sparks
18. Seventy Five Aphorisms; Fredric Nietzsche
19. Soul's Perfection; Sylvia Browne
20. Lost Scriptures; Bart Ehrman
21. Soon; Jerry Jenkins
22. Silenced; Jerry Jenkins
23. Shadowed: Jerry Jenkins
24. Persuasion; Jane Austen
25. Christina, Queen of Sweden; Veronica Buckley
26. Nights in Rodanthe; Nicholas Sparks
27. The Bell Jar; Sylvia Plath
28. Edgar Cayce on Mysteries of the Mind; Henry Reed
29. The Rapture; Tim LaHay& Jerry B. Jenkins
30. Edgar Cayce On Reincarnation; Noel Langley
31. The Historian; Elizabeth Kostov
32. War and Peace; Leo Tolstoy
33. Beloved; Toni Morrison
34. 7 version, Paralell study of New Testement
35. Apocrypha
36. Dune; Frank Herbert
37. Beyond Good and Evil; Fredric Nietzsche
38. Dune Messiah: Frank Herbert
39. Children of Dune: Frank Herbert

I'm currently reading: Space by James Michener, God Emperor of Dune by Frank Herbert, The Apocrypha , Genealogy of Morals by Fredric Nietzsche, The I Ching and the Origin of Species.

Do you like photography?

 

[BarbaraJean]

Yes, I do.

Did you watch President Ford's funeral today?

 

[elm0]

No.

Have you travelled outside your home country recently?

 

[AFallingStar]

The last time was in 2003 when my family went to Colombia.

Who/what inspires you?