A film that brings tears to your eyes . . .
The God’s Must Be Crazy for sure. The final scene with the girl, the table and the continually toppling red and white Tupperware had tears rolling from my eyes. They still get damp at the mere thought of the movie.
Describe your first kiss.
Inaccurately aimed at first, then sort of somewhat damp.
Your favorite children's book, and why . . .
Noddy by Enid Blyton, because it was banned. It probably did unimaginable harm to me in my formative years.
A cause that's closest to your heart, and why . . .
Difficult question for a heartless soul like me. But probably oil. I hate it because it doesn’t just run cars, it starts wars. I’d prefer cars to run on milk or grass clippings.
If you could be a character in any novel, who would you be?
Zaphod Beeblebrox without a doubt. Anyone who signs the destruction order for Earth because he thinks someone just wants his autograph is someone who really has celebrity coolness. His extra head also offers a lot of advantages on lonely evenings alone.
Explain the worst job that you've held.
Easy. Author. All the rest paid a salary and I didn’t get criticised daily.
A quote that motivates you . . .
When one door closes, there always seems to be another ready to slam in your face.
The title of the one song you could take with you to that deserted island . . .
"Honky Tonk Woman" by The Rolling Stones.
Three Wishes
1. A red Ferrari.
2. World peace.
3. Three more wishes.
Favorite game you played as a child . . .
Mouse Trap without a doubt. The greatest board game ever invented. I really should buy it again!
Your parents must have loved you! I never had that game. :)
ReplyDeleteChecking Amazon now to see if Mousetrap is still available! Thanks for your kind blog post:)
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I bought Mousetrap as adults. Good game!
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