Sunday Stealing......
stolen from surveysurveysurvey
1. Do you like your movies and books to be more lighthearted or serious? Lighthearted.
I like my escapism to be make my heart happy, my mind empty and occasionally
my feet tap.
2. What’s more important, first impressions or lasting
impact? Lasting Impact …. Although
my head is able to determing the lasting impact someone will have on me; It’s not often
wrong.
3. Order these areas of psychological health from what
you need the least improvement into what you need the most improvement in:
physical, emotional, social, intellectual, environmental, spiritual : Social-
I don’t need improvement in the social side of this. I’ve learnt how to fake confidence, and how
to make OTHER people feel comfortable in a social situation, Spiritual – I’m at
ease with what I believe, and am happy to let other people believe in whatever makes them happy. Intellectual, I don’t think I could get any
smarter … that doesn’t mean I’m really smart; it means that I’ve learned as
much as my brain can cope with and I am happy with that. Environmental; I’m happy in my environment,
is that what that means? , physical –
Physically I need work. Quite a lot of
work. Ha ha ha; Emotional – my brain is a bit confused in
this area. Several years of medication
balancing one area of my head, confused the other side. Sorry situation.
4. Do you react appropriately to things and control your
feelings? Ha ha ha – see above. When I was taking medication I was very
controlled and happy. When I stopped
taking the pills, everyone around me needs to take care; I tend to explode with
increasing fury.
5.
Do you have stable relationships? Very; the best. A patient,kind, caring man who loves me
despite my instability
6. Do you need to be in a relationship to feel good about
yourself? Nope. I’m happy to sit in a corner and watch.
7. Which is the clearest and most concise, your thoughts,
your speech or your writing? Which is the least clear and concise? My writing.
8. Are you always trying to learn new things?
Yes. Creative things, knitting, crochet, craft, drawing, sewing, writing.
9. Do you feel at peace? As
much as my busy head will let me.
10. Do you have strong morals and ethics that you believe in
and adhere to? The parables
of Thumper. “If you can’t say anything
nice, don’t say anything at all.”
11. Do you think of the needs of all humanity or just the
needs of yourself and those you know? The needs of myself and those closest to
me. – Might sound selfish, but you know
what, if we all took care of ourselves, and those closest to us – people might
not be in need of other people.
12. Do you recycle? Yes I do. Currently cutting up and stitching
my daughters old clothes into a quilt.
13. Are you active in your community? No I
used to be, but it turns out that if you volunteer for one thing – everyone expects
you to volunteer for everything.
14. Are you sensitive to the needs of others? Yes.
But try not to react all the time. We ALL need time for ourselves.
15. Do you dress up to go out? Ha… my idea of dressing up probably isn’t the
same as you.
16. What could make you lose respect for someone? Lying.
Pure and simple; I someone lies to me, nothing left.
17. If you won $1,000 every week until you die, would
you still go to work? Yes,
part-time
18. What trend has been getting on your nerves lately? adverts! Moneysupermarket What is that all about (UK only folks)
19. Do you forgive yourself when you make a mistake? Always.
Mindfulness!! Always.
20. Is ignorance really bliss? For some yes. If I don’t know I get agitated.
21. What can be described as ‘even better than the real
thing’? A sunset over the sea on a warm night, with a pink sky and
someone you love by yourside.
22. What’s in your wallet right now? MONEY
23. Do you write letters that you never send? Nah, I send letters.
24. Do you ever get the feeling people are laughing at you? If I did, I would be even more paranoid than
I am now. Are they?????
25. Who’s the one person you’d like to drop a house on? There are two of them currently. They are in the Scottish Press, I’m not giving them a name check, because
they are publicity hungry , knob headed twats.
Your "real thing" answer made me smile. That would be nice.
ReplyDeleteI adore the sea... I'm always dragging the one I love down to gaze at the sun setting over the sea. Last time, I left him in the car as I chased a heron up and down the beach.
DeleteThe Parable of Thumper was my dad's number one rule that he drummed into my head every single day of my life. Too bad more people weren't taught it.
ReplyDeleteLife would be simpler and everyone would be happier if Bambi was on the curriculum.
Delete#17--I would quite my job but I would get more involved volunteering in my community.
ReplyDeleteSee my answer below to Zippi Kit - Once you start... you can't stop. For my children's school years, I was a perpetual volunteer. :-)
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DeleteI love to read all your answers, all the time, but #13 is so spot on; that's exactly what happens!
ReplyDeleteIt's soooo true isn't it... and I would be guilt ridden if I failed in my duty to volunteer. While the kids were at School, I was PTA, Football, Volleyball, Hockey, I almost ripped myself in half trying to make sure I attended everything. And then you are stood, in horizontal rain, watching 11 girls on the hockey pitch, and you realise you are one of two parents standing there... EVERY WEEK, Same thing at football. ;-)
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