Diana’s Little Corner in the Nutmeg State: Those Silly Little Quizzes (But Fun to Do)

Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Those Silly Little Quizzes (But Fun to Do)

Questions for Week Number Thirty-Two:

• Which of your school teachers had the greatest positive influence on your character?
My science teacher, he helped me focus my inquisitive mind. My worst teacher was my French teacher; I only lasted three weeks in her class. She was the teacher who always compared me to my brother.

• Think of your best friend: what is the first thing most people would notice about that person?
Easy. That she is trans.

Manic Monday

• Do you get sick often? What illness do you come down with the most frequently?
Maybe once or twice a year I come down with a cold and have to stay home from work. The worst illness was from all of the medications that I take and their side affects.

• Do you believe in “alternative” medicine? If so, what aspects of it appeal to you?
No, not really. I think you have to be very careful with “alternative” medicine. However, I was thinking about trying hypnosis to lose weight, does that count?

TMI Tuesday

1. Do you use the restroom in public places?
This is always a touchy subject for trans, you never know if someone is going to take issue with me using the bathroom. I have a letter that I carry around with me saying I am transsexual but you never know what is going to happen.

2. What is your favorite kinda porn… girl on girl, 3somes, guy/girl, guy/guy?
I don’t watch porn.

3. Do you talk to your neighbors? Have they heard you? You heard them?
Once in a great while I will talk to them and I do not think that they hear me, but I do hear them! The kid next door on my right drives a dirt bike around and around in his yard all summer long. The other neighbors I never see and behind my house is woods.(After reading the other players, I see I was rather naïve. I was thinking of loud TVs and etc.)

4. Ever maxed out your credit card? Bounced a check?
Never to both questions

5. 3 words to describe your so’s “down there”.
Does Not Apply.

Bonus: Have you ever had an affair?
No, never and I wouldn’t want to go out with someone who has. If they are not faithful to their SO, I wouldn’t trust them again not to have an affair while I am dating them.

1 comment:

Anonymous8/29/06, 7:37 PM
I hate when teachers compared me to my two older siblings. Luckily for me they were quite a bit older than I am so it gave a few extra years for the teachers to (hopefully) forget.
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Martin Luther King Jr.

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You've Got To Be Carefully Taught
You've got to be taught
To hate
And fear
You've got to be taught
From year
To year
Its got to
Be drummed in your dear little ear
You've got to
Be carefully
Taught
You've got to be taught
To be
Afraid
Of people
Who's eyes are oddly made
And people who's skin is a different shade

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