1) In this song, the singer tells his girl he appreciates how she makes him feel. Who is the most supportive person in your life? My Aunt Jo. My dad's sister and my godmother. She re-entered my life about 3 years ago, just as I was losing my mom's brother and godfather, an uncle I loved very much. Her renewed presence is such a gift.
2) Our singer only has to count to 4, which is a cinch. Do you understand the more sophisticated math sciences, like geometry and algebra? I'm hopeless.
3) This video features a couple who shared their first kiss behind the high school. Tell us about your first kiss. A neighborhood boy. Two years older than I! I remember little about it, except being mortified that my braces would make it uncomfortable for him. Apparently I needn't have worried.
4) Filmed in Chicago, this video features the Art Institute of Chicago, home to works by Monet, Gauguin and Van Gogh. How do you express your creativity? (Draw, paint, write, sing or play music ... ) I write.
5) Chicago is home to two of the world's tallest buildings -- the Willis aka Sears Tower and
6) The Plain White T's got their start in Lombard, a suburb of Chicago and home to Yorktown Center -- a huge, two story shopping mall. Do you enjoy going to the mall, or would you rather shop online, or in small, independent stores? I'm a mall rat.
7) Naturally Yorktown Center has a food court. Would you prefer a pretzel from Auntie Anne's, a cinnamon roll from Cinnabon or a cookie from Mrs. Field's? I suppose Mrs. Field's because it offers a greater selection.
8) While we're at the mall … Imagine you're at the customer service counter of a big department store. As you wait for help, you see an older lady pocket a Timex watch. Would you turn her in or look the other way? I don't know. I'd be afraid to confront her because what I misunderstood what I saw? Maybe I'd point her out to a clerk and whisper my suspicions.
9) Which puzzle would you have more success with: crossword or sudoku? I've never done sodoku, so I'll say crossword.
Shopping is so sparse around here. It is probably a good thing I don't live closer--my shopping moratoriums would be more frequent!
ReplyDeleteI would guess the main advantage in Mrs. Field's is access to chocolate.
ReplyDeleteSoduko is some math torture. I refuse to ever do one. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I love shopping in Chicago, but always need to bring a LOT of money with me!
It'll always be the Sears Tower to me..
ReplyDeleteI still call it the SEars Tower and I've never even been near Chicago. When did they change the name?
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they had changed the name of the Sears Tower. I remember when we vacationed in Chicago and we went up that elevator to the observation area....scary!
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