
Friday’s Feast Special Edition
The questions this week are courtesy of Stone Girl at Musings of a Cynical Optimist.
Appetizer
What is your favourite vacation spot in the United States?
It might be a place I haven’t gone yet! Odds are it has a beach and I’m longing to return to Hawaii, but also have a long list of places I haven’t yet visited, but intend to, including Alaska.
Soup
If someone else (friend, co-worker, family) brings up a religious or political topic, how likely are you to join the conversation, on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 = not likely, 10=very likely).
The answer depends upon where the conversation takes place and whether we’re talking about a friend who has no connection to my professional activities or a colleague. If I’m talking with friends away from the workplace, the answer is 10. If we’re talking about my coworkers or superiors initiating a discussion of personal religious beliefs, my response is 0. As to politics, my answer is 10 if I have an opportunity to hear or tell a joke about George W. Bush, but I also make it my practice not to have serious, in-depth conversations or debates about politics at work.
Salad
What song do you listen to when you feel very sad?
It depends upon what I’m sad about and how motivated I am to feel better quickly. Also, there are certain songs that I never want to hear again because I associate them with very sad events or situations, so I actively strive never to hear them again and try to extract myself from any situation in which I might or actually do hear them. One such tune is “Taps” which was played at my father’s funeral. As the saying goes, “if I never hear it again, it will be too soon.”
Main Course
Someone you really admire is coming over for a home-cooked dinner. What do you serve him/her?
Something purchased from one of the several fine catering services here in town, most likely Mexican dishes.
Dessert
If the only form of transportation left in the world is by animal (horse, mule, camel), where would you live?
Lodi. Right here in the homestead.











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In a meeting we can give an opinion, can be spirit, but also can be the form of sadness. We can give answer down alley we have. The answer depends upon where the conversation takes placethe answer depends upon where the conversation takes place. Feel a sentence can burn you in a session. like a Soup..LOL..
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I think that the best place of vacation in the US would have to be New York! There is just so much to do all the time, just walking down the street in Manhattan is entertaining.
any tropical island is the way to vacation… nothing beats relaxing on the beach with a warm ocean breeze, and a nice dip in the clear blue ocean to cool off. what can top that?!
~Jessica
I have to agree with Jessica I love the hot tropical places. but there aren’t that many in the US though. When I think of vacation its relaxing, sunshine, cocktails with little umbrellas. Hawaii has to be my vote for favorite place in the US, outside the US is a whole different story.….