Since my brother was diagnosed as diabetic and my family is at risk for it, I've largely switched to using Splenda. It's better for me calorie-wise anyway.
'Innie' or 'outie'?
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Since my brother was diagnosed as diabetic and my family is at risk for it, I've largely switched to using Splenda. It's better for me calorie-wise anyway.
'Innie' or 'outie'?
Easy. The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Salsa: Mild, medium, Hot, or Caustic?
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I like salsa like I like my men... HOT! :grr:
If you could switch jobs for one day what would it be?
If you could switch jobs for one day what would it be?
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I want to answer a couple of questions...
sugar for some things, but I'm largely using Splenda now.
Salsa--mild or medium. I grew up in a household where mayonnaise was considered a spice LOL I don't handle a lot of heat well. I may be part Italian, but my people are all from the northern regions, and while we love a lot of flavor, but heat is not something that we readily take to. Give us garlic, basil, lemon, capers, etc. and we're happy.
It's hard to answer just one book. The Bible is the obvious answer. Proverbs 3:5-6 especially have guided me.
I also learned a lot from "The Color of Water" by James McBride.
An interesting book that I read for a workshop I was a part of was entitled "How to Think Theologically" which was about that we are all theologians, regardless of our ministerial training. Any action we do speaks to others and we need to think how our actions can convey hidden messages, and do our actions always match our words... a very intersting book
Also, "The Heart of the Artist", which being in church music focuses on the worship vs. performance aspect of church music. An interesting read.
What is your favorite board game?
sugar for some things, but I'm largely using Splenda now.
Salsa--mild or medium. I grew up in a household where mayonnaise was considered a spice LOL I don't handle a lot of heat well. I may be part Italian, but my people are all from the northern regions, and while we love a lot of flavor, but heat is not something that we readily take to. Give us garlic, basil, lemon, capers, etc. and we're happy.
It's hard to answer just one book. The Bible is the obvious answer. Proverbs 3:5-6 especially have guided me.
I also learned a lot from "The Color of Water" by James McBride.
An interesting book that I read for a workshop I was a part of was entitled "How to Think Theologically" which was about that we are all theologians, regardless of our ministerial training. Any action we do speaks to others and we need to think how our actions can convey hidden messages, and do our actions always match our words... a very intersting book
Also, "The Heart of the Artist", which being in church music focuses on the worship vs. performance aspect of church music. An interesting read.
What is your favorite board game?
jeepwranglerboi
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Clue and Monopoly are my favourite board games.
Dipping oil or butter for your bread?
PS: I have to answer the book question. Anne Rice's 'Cry To Heaven.' I've read it about eight or nine times. It is about the castratti and is absolutely a beautiful novel. There are several passages in there that I have highlighted because they mean so much to me. Check it out!
Dipping oil or butter for your bread?
PS: I have to answer the book question. Anne Rice's 'Cry To Heaven.' I've read it about eight or nine times. It is about the castratti and is absolutely a beautiful novel. There are several passages in there that I have highlighted because they mean so much to me. Check it out!
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I've got a couple of favorite chain restaurants--
The Cheescake Factory
Smith and Wollensky
The Capitol Grille
Chili's
Maggiano's
Harper's (which is a chain in NC/SC, but they also have on in Louisville)
Which chain restaurants do you hate?
The Cheescake Factory
Smith and Wollensky
The Capitol Grille
Chili's
Maggiano's
Harper's (which is a chain in NC/SC, but they also have on in Louisville)
Which chain restaurants do you hate?
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Red Lobster. Never had a decent meal there.
Name the most unusual place you've had sex.
Name the most unusual place you've had sex.
I assume you are talking about in the 20th century? I would have to say the 30's and the 80's.
I am going to go maverick like Prepstud and answer another question as well...
In answer to my question it would be the bible but I think I am now going to ask...
What is your all time favorite book, and why?
I am going to go maverick like Prepstud and answer another question as well...
In answer to my question it would be the bible but I think I am now going to ask...
What is your all time favorite book, and why?
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Love swimming, it exercises every muscle in the body.
American or import motorcyle, which do you like best?
American or import motorcyle, which do you like best?
hung_big: The Classic Harley's would do it for me, but I don't know much about motorcycles, so I'll leave you with that answer.
Do you own a gaming/platform system? (If so, which ones)
Do you own a gaming/platform system? (If so, which ones)
In general I'd have to say High Renaissance. Michelangelo is my fave, in particular his work in the Sistine Chapel.
Name a common dish that you order when eating out.
Name a common dish that you order when eating out.
I usually do when McD's has those beanie babies....no, I'm not one of those that get psycho about it though.
What was your first car?
What was your first car?
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