TBD on Ning
∻ TRUE or FALSE ∻
Please answer TRUE or FALSE to each
statement, then leave another one
for the next person, and I will begin with ~
You know how to eat
with
chopsticks
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Permalink Reply by Angharad on
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My great nephews. However, I've never met them and have to rely on their mom for suggestions for gifts.
You used to make all your own Christmas wrapping paper.
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Permalink Reply by Westerly_2 on
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One year only. Manilla paper ink and rubber stamps.
You had one "wag" in your family who wrapped with the funny papers or the stock market pages, depending....
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It did happen, yes. ツ
In the 50s/60s, your family once had a silver or pink foil Christmas tree.
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Never. (Though a friend did, and I actually wished for one).
Your mom would never think of departing from a traditional style Christmas.
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My mom was exceedingly creative, so wrapping and decorations were all pretty innovative. But the food remained the same, because we liked it that way, and there were always a real tree and lots of evergreens, etc., around.
When you were very young, your parents put up the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve while you were sleeping.
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Nope. Up anytime, and we all helped decorate
Often you get an old tune from days gone by stuck in your head. (I am hearing Some Enchanted Evening, right now).
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Absolutely! I often have Stardust caught in my head (important song for my mom) and many old songs which Draughn and I would exchange as expressions of love, etc.
You liked disco music (I loved it 'cause I danced in gay clubs which were 1000% more fun than straight clubs in cities.)
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I never really got into disco, maybe because I sucked at dancing. Watching the dancing in Sat. Nite Fever was fun though.
You have always liked musicals.
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Not really a whole musical. Saw the Rockettes on stage.
You have a hard time deciding the favorite city you have ever lived
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No, never did. Just readers, and now ,driving glasses
You find that cheap sunglasses work jyst as well as anything else
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