1435. How honest are you in your diary? (I'm sure you're nothing but.) I don't think I've kept a diary since I was about twelve, but ... I think I was honest.
4014. What is your fantasy valentine's day like? (I'm fascinated to hear the answer for this one.) I don't ... exactly do Valentine's Day anymore. It's just another day really - whatever can be said and done and shown on that day should be said and done and shown any other day. Or something like that.
1213. Have you ever had an HIV test? (What's the point of this one?) I think an overly enthusiastic new personal physician had me run through that too for a routine check-up. Luckily, with more patients that he got, his comprehensiveness in way too many tests dropped to a relatively normal level. He's turning out reasonably good. Not that I've had to use his services too often. But if you let me call him next time you're flat on your back and too beat up to move much, he should do well. (You're right there.)
3243. Would you agree that a blade of grass is nothing less than the journeywork of stars? (Feeling philosophical today?) *blinks* That reads more poetic than philosophical actually and I'd have no clue whether to agree or not. Honestly, I'd say it's a pretty sentence that doesn't make all that much practical sense.
4287. Do you want people to notice when you're not around? (As if they wouldn't.) If I've done my job right, things should be running smoothly even when I'm not always around - but then again, usually you're the one I get to be around, and I doubt you'd fail to notice. Eventually. Did you get to look up that social security number, or is it still mine to keep for you?
1215. Have you ever ridden a motorcycle? (Can I just say that the imagery that goes with this is priceless?) No, I haven't. Well, not in motion.
568. Is everyday a special occasion? (Do you wake up all Sunshine and Daisies every day, Pepper?) In a way, I suppose it is. Or I think I'm supposed to consider it so in order to be more positive or something. (Occasionally.)
3285. What does it mean to be free? (This is the first one I've liked, actually.) Having the possibility to choose and choose fairly. And using it. (Of course, you're probably the freest person I've known. That's not the same as saying that you use that freedom always to its... capacity, but between your circumstances and your mind - and the emphasis is on the latter - you have more freedom than many, many other people.)
1951. Would you ever participate in a 'sock hop'? (If so, we should put one together. I won't go, but you definitely should. Rhodey can be your date. And I'll have someone spy and take pictures of everything. Sound good? I thought so.) God no. The world would grind to a halt if I went somewhere public on anything other than high heels, you know.
266. Who knows more...you, or your parents? (Speaking of which, does your mother still hate me?) Different areas of expertise. But I didn't get my smarts out of the blue sky. (Why yes, now that you ask, I believe she does. She's still set on sending you some of her cooking, and I'd call that a certain sign. Good thing my father tends to not allow her much in the kitchen still.)
406. Are people too complex and different to be categorized? (Each and every one of us is a unique little snowflake. Haven't you heard?) Sure. Then again, some categorization needs to be done, at least by affiliation of choice or something. Or else my job would be even more chaotic than it is. (You're not a snowflake. You're a snowball, no less than a bunch of flecks stuck together.)
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Date: 2008-08-30 07:58 am (UTC)I don't think I've kept a diary since I was about twelve, but ... I think I was honest.
4014. What is your fantasy valentine's day like? (I'm fascinated to hear the answer for this one.)
I don't ... exactly do Valentine's Day anymore. It's just another day really - whatever can be said and done and shown on that day should be said and done and shown any other day. Or something like that.
1213. Have you ever had an HIV test? (What's the point of this one?)
I think an overly enthusiastic new personal physician had me run through that too for a routine check-up. Luckily, with more patients that he got, his comprehensiveness in way too many tests dropped to a relatively normal level. He's turning out reasonably good. Not that I've had to use his services too often.
But if you let me call him next time you're flat on your back and too beat up to move much, he should do well.(You're right there.)3243. Would you agree that a blade of grass is nothing less than the journeywork of stars? (Feeling philosophical today?)
*blinks* That reads more poetic than philosophical actually and I'd have no clue whether to agree or not. Honestly, I'd say it's a pretty sentence that doesn't make all that much practical sense.
4287. Do you want people to notice when you're not around? (As if they wouldn't.)
If I've done my job right, things should be running smoothly even when I'm not always around - but then again, usually you're the one I get to be around, and I doubt you'd fail to notice. Eventually. Did you get to look up that social security number, or is it still mine to keep for you?
1215. Have you ever ridden a motorcycle? (Can I just say that the imagery that goes with this is priceless?)
No, I haven't. Well, not in motion.
568. Is everyday a special occasion? (Do you wake up all Sunshine and Daisies every day, Pepper?)
In a way, I suppose it is. Or I think I'm supposed to consider it so in order to be more positive or something. (Occasionally.)
3285. What does it mean to be free? (This is the first one I've liked, actually.)
Having the possibility to choose and choose fairly. And using it. (Of course, you're probably the freest person I've known. That's not the same as saying that you use that freedom always to its... capacity, but between your circumstances and your mind - and the emphasis is on the latter - you have more freedom than many, many other people.)
1951. Would you ever participate in a 'sock hop'? (If so, we should put one together. I won't go, but you definitely should. Rhodey can be your date. And I'll have someone spy and take pictures of everything. Sound good? I thought so.)
God no. The world would grind to a halt if I went somewhere public on anything other than high heels, you know.
266. Who knows more...you, or your parents? (Speaking of which, does your mother still hate me?)
Different areas of expertise. But I didn't get my smarts out of the blue sky. (Why yes, now that you ask, I believe she does. She's still set on sending you some of her cooking, and I'd call that a certain sign. Good thing my father tends to not allow her much in the kitchen still.)
406. Are people too complex and different to be categorized? (Each and every one of us is a unique little snowflake. Haven't you heard?)
Sure. Then again, some categorization needs to be done, at least by affiliation of choice or something. Or else my job would be even more chaotic than it is. (You're not a snowflake. You're a snowball, no less than a bunch of flecks stuck together.)