Monday Questionnaire
1. What famous person would you most like to hang out with?
2. What object have you owned the longest?
3. Besides perhaps your job, into what do you invest the most effort for the least reward?
posted by Eric @ 10:43 AM
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Monday, October 18, 2004
1. What famous person would you most like to hang out with?
2. What object have you owned the longest?
3. Besides perhaps your job, into what do you invest the most effort for the least reward?
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5 Comments:
1. Ellen DeGeneres.
2. Besides a very warm blanket I've had since I was four years old (still cozy after all these years...), I'd have to say my clock radio, which is going on twenty. It's a regular GE digital clock radio, and it's never failed me in two decades. I love how sometimes gadgets like this just never break down.
3. Exercising. And given how little I do of that, it must really be unrewarding.
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1. Bruce Springsteen.
2. Hmmm . . . a ceramic cheshire cat head i made in high school. And my baby ring and locket (there's a photo of me at about a year old with the locket on).
3. Cleaning of any kind. Everything just gets dirty again.
1. Jon Stewart
2. I still have my childhood marble collection, augmented over the years. It's in a ball mason jar. The marbles are like little planets or worlds to me, some all sky, some all forest, some mud.
3. Snood
1. Karen
2. I can think of a few CDs I've owned for a dozen or so years...the security blanket I held onto from birth until age eight is still at my parents' house, but I don't know if that counts as me "owning" it. Not sure what else...
3. James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing, for the Nintendo GameCube
--Uncle Charlie
Chazzie, no last names! But I'm flattered.
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