i liked it:) - so i wrote some answers!
some things about me you may or may not know...
3's About Me!
Three jobs I have had in my
life:
1) papergirl (yes, i delivered the Cleveland Plain Dealer at 5am every day for a few months in 6th grade)
2) waitress at a country club
3) nanny
Three movies I would watch over and
over:
1) The Last
Starfighter
2) Children of
Dune - Sci-Fi Miniseries
3) Pride and
Prejudice - BBC Miniseries (duh!)
Three places I have
lived: (thought six would be more interesting)
1) Cleveland, Ohio
2) Gambier, Ohio
3) St. Petersburg, Russia
4) Washington, D.C.
5) Tucson, Arizona
6) Seattle, Washington
7) Los Angeles, CA
Three shows that I
watch:
1) Midsomer
Murders (living anywhere near the Midsomer vicinities: hazardous to your health)
2) Stargate:
Atlantis
3)
Bones
Three places I have
been:
1) Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
2)
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
3) Yalta, the Crimea, Ukraine
Three people who e-mail me
regularly:
1)
Cheryl
2)
Mala
3)
Tonia
Three of my favorite
foods:
1) NZ
crayfish
2) foie
gras (i know, i know - appalling! - but soo tasty)
3)
Belgian/Italian chocolate
Three places I'd rather be right
now:
1) nowhere
else
2) nowhere
else
3) nowhere
else
Three friends I think will respond
:
no
guesses
Three things I am looking forward to
this year:
1) moving to
Switzerland (only for a year)
2) learning German/Swiss German
3) seeing one
of my short stories in print (yay!)
copy and paste your anwers in the replies if you want to:)
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Oh..I never got back to you and I have been meaning to, I loved your stories !!! Thank You
i don't post many of these, but i love little question things like this - totally random, but interesting
i've always loved Stargate - i think the concept is so totally cool - and i like the characters
i'm glad you enjoyed my stories:) - Burn Boy is getting published - in print sometime next year in a new journal - A Thousand Faces: the quarterly journal of superhuman fiction - cool name, ay - heh heh - i'm particularly proud because i noticed that most of the stories in the first and second issues were written by men - watch out for this FANGIRL! - heh heh:)
Well Done !!! Congrats..I will keep an eye out for your work :)
This is so awesome.
I lived in Tucson too... Prescott for six months, then Tucson for 18 months...
I loved the scenery, but felt so unsafe there. A lot of little kids went missing and there were three serial rapists operating at the time...
Oh...I was born in Dayton...but only lived there until I was a year old, so I don't remember it.
that's why i like these things:) - you find out more about other people!
after i studied in D.C. and St. Petersburg for my junior year in college, i just couldn't stand going home - so as soon as i got back to my parents, i called up one of my best friends from high school - who had a house in the middle of the desert in Marana - and went out there for a little over three months - i ended up working as a full-time live-in caregiver to this woman with a host of physical ailments in Tucson itself - she had two dogs - i had a great time - she didn't get out much, but she did belong to a really student-heavy evangelical church - i had to take her, so i ended up becoming friends with a lot of them - i never converted:) - and once they understood that they wouldn't be converting me, they were great - i had a blast that summer (1994)! - being 20 was fun:)
btw, my very good friend from college (who i haven't seen in ages) - lives in St. Louis - Allegra - i think she teaches French at a private school - such a small word
Do you know that name of the school?
Ok....so here's more of the low down....
I have lived in
Maine
West Virginia
Illinois
Western Missouri
England (three years, two different places, the second about 20 miles from Cambridge)
Prescott AZ
Tucson AZ
Until I ended up in the St. Louis area....Not as well traveled as you though....
wow - you've lived a lot of places - i went to Maine on a family trip a long time ago - it is beautiful - what was your favorite - do you like St. Louis?
did you like England? - were you studying there? - i had several friends from school who were studying at Oxford while I was in Russia - i spent a couple weeks in England when i was nine - on a trip with my dad, visiting his first wife's family (this was after my parents divorced), on our way to Portugal to visit his family - i had fun - impressions are different when you're a kid - i do remember trying to make the palace guards laugh - never did, but they gamely posed for a pic - and i loved Madame Tussaud's!
you've been out of the country! - for quite a length of time! - that is always a good thing - i call that well-traveled - did you wander around Europe while you were there? - i'm looking forward to doing that again - some of the people i grew up with have never been out of the state - one of my friends never even left the city we grew up in (Avon Lake, Ohio) until a few years ago (in her late 20's)
My ex-husband was in the Air Force and that's how I ended up living in England. While I was there I traveled to Germany several times, but we didn't have the bucks to do any real traveling. I definitely regret not seeing more of England and Europe while I was there.
I really liked England except for the weather....I'm one of those people who needs a certain amount of sunlight to stay sane !!!
Madam Tussauds was totally awesome.....I loved London.
St. Louis is really great in a lot of ways. We have a world class art museum and zoo (both free) and some awesome medical schools too. There's lots a fantasic theater too....
On the other hand, it is a very racially polarized city, which is most unfortunate.
I have definitely heard of John Burroughs....hope you get back in touch with your friend soon !