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Underwater selfie #1, Douglas-Apsley waterhole, Douglas-Apsley National Park
Underwater hello. Douglas-Apsley Waterhole, Douglas-Apsley National Park. February 2016.

Stealing a Q and A again, this time the Garage Sale Meme.

Is your phone right next to you, or at least close by?
It’s switched off and in a drawer.

What windows or tabs are open on your computer right now?
Only Opera browser. Three tabs.

Is your phone a touch screen?
Yes, a Nokia Lumia.

Who is the last person to call you?
My wife.

What was the last movie you watched?
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. With the kids.

What are you doing tomorrow?
I’m thinking of climbing a mountain.

Are you in a good mood?
Pretty much. It’s early, though.

Do you think exes can remain friends?
It’s highly unlikely.

Are you starting to realize anything?
That things matter less than you usually think.

Do you follow rules or break them?
Follow. I am prepared to push against them if there’s an ethical blur.

Are you currently looking forward to anything?
Japan! We’re headed there in less than a month.

Could you go a day without eating?
Of course.

How many bracelets do you have on your wrists right now?
None.

Do you scream stuff out the car window?
Never.

Do you have reason to smile right now?
If I stop and remind myself.

What do you do when you need to relax?
Breathe, and run.

What are you listening to right now?
An interview with someone about Polish Holocaust survivors.

What’s your greatest fear?
Being forgotten. Or being remembered.

Do you have a best friend?
The missus!

Are you afraid of death?
Not afraid, but I can’t say I’m looking forward to it.

Do you open up to people easily?
When I decide that I want to. I do a good line in shutting down too.

Has anyone upset you in the last week?
Not particularly.

What’s your favourite drink?
Water.

What are you craving?
Thighs.

How did you sleep last night?
Well enough.

Would you ever consider turning your house into a B&B?
No.

What was the first thing you ate today?
I haven’t eaten yet.

Do you have anything more important you should be doing right now?
It’s still dark! Give me some time…

Have you ever eaten tofu, and if so, did you enjoy it?
I made tofu for dinner two nights ago. I like tofu.

What was the last type of meat you ate?
Pork sausages.

What colour is your toothpaste?
White.

Have you taken any medication today?
No.

Have you ever inhaled helium?
Years and years ago.

Have you set an alarm today?
No

Do you keep up-to-date with current news and events?
As much as I try not to, I do.

Have you asked someone for advice today?
They’re all asleep!

What colour is your shampoo?
A golden brown. I rarely shampoo though.

Have you watched more than an hour of TV today?
I wouldn’t have watched an hour of TV in the past six months!

Ever wake up early on Saturdays to go Garage Sale shopping?
No, it is not my scene.

Comments

Carola said…
Hi Kris, really cool pic!
To read your Q & A was refrehing, as always.

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