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[4Everloved]

I love Christmas

Do you encourage your children to believe in Santa?

 

[whitebeaches]

I do not, but for some reason, my youngest believes there is a Santa. I told her I am her Santa. She called Gramma crying cause she thought something was wrong with me cause I am not of the gender of santa clause. lol

Did you ever meet someone famous?

 

[Karen1959]

Yes, I did and I did as a child too.

Did you believe in the Easter Bunny?

 

[Theofilus]

I don't remember ever believing in the Easter Bunny or Santa Clause.

Have you ever wondered what dead evergreen trees and rabbits have to do with the birth and death of our Savior?

 

[marezee]

yes i have...i think they are of German origin.

will you perpetuate the myth with your children?

 

[Theofilus]

I don't have children. If I did, I would tell them the truth about these things.

(The Christmas tree itself is Germanic in origin, but the Easter Bunny, Ester eggs, decorating your home with evergreens (other than the actual tree) and many other customs can be traced all the way back to Babylon.)

Do you get a lot of time off from work for summer break?

 

[whitebeaches]

I don't work outside the house, but when I did I'd get 3-4 weeks vacation a year that could be taken anytime through out the year.

Are you enjoying your summer vacation?

 

[Shalico2007]

I don't work outside the house, but when I did I'd get 3-4 weeks vacation a year that could be taken anytime through out the year.

Are you enjoying your summer vacation?

My summer's okay, but haven't gone on a vacation, yet.

Do you like to plant flowers?

 

[marezee]

i do love to plant flowers...i haven't had the time this year, with all the other renovations going on in our house, and taking care of my boys, but i do plan on making lots of gardens here in the future!

Is that what you call a run-on sentence?

 

[Theofilus]

I think it would qualify as a run-on sentence, although it is far from being the longest run-on sentence I've seen which was a sentence in the book "Brekkukotsannáll", (which, in English means "The Annals of Brekkukot", Brekkukot being the name of a farm in the story), wich ran on for a total of 90 word, which is quite interesting since the author, Halldór Laxnes, won a Nobel prize in literature, but, of course, the people who awarded him the prize read a translation which probably didn't have as many run-on sentences or as bad spelling as the original.

Do you think you can make a longer run-on sentence than that?

 

[marezee]

no, that was quite long and extremely humerous! thank you!

do you like run-on sentences?

 

[Theofilus]

Not particularly.

Have you ever read a book that was very popular but you found it extremely boring?

 

[marezee]

yes...The Grapes of Wrath. i couldn't get past the first few chapters. maybe i'll try it again.

have you ever seen a wood pecker?

 

[4Everloved]

I used to live in Northwest Pennsylvania, and I saw several woodpeckers there. It's fun to see where the noise really comes from. And they look nothing like Woody Woodpecker!

Do you remember your dreams at night?

 

[Theofilus]

I remember them at night but usually forget them as soon as I wake up.

Have you ever gotten an idea from a dream that you've acted on?

 

[robannat55]

Most of my dreams, when remembered, are too esoteric for that.

HYE had a Dream, well remembered, that has come true?

 

[Theofilus]

I can't remember a dream of mine ever making sense, much less coming true.

Do most of your dreams make sense?

 

[whitebeaches]

I think so
Do you like to stay up late?

 

[robannat55]

Often though recently less so.

Do you suffer from sleep deprivation?

 

[Shalico2007]

Often though recently less so.

Do you suffer from sleep deprivation?

I should say not.

Do you get up early?