If you've been tagged or you are reading this, you have the honor of copying all these goofy questions, writing your own response, and tagging 25 other victims. You have to tag me so really you just need 24 more people. If I tagged you, it's because I want to know more about you - but not in a creepy stalker kind of way.
To do this, go to “notes” under tabs on your profile page, paste these instructions in the body of the note, type your title as "Getting to know each other!", tag 25 people including me (tagging is done in the right hand corner of the app) then click publish.
1. What time did you get up this morning?
Late.
2. How do you like your steak?
Slathered in ketchup.
3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema? "
The Nativity Story" back in 2006. We don't go to the movies very often, too expensive.
4. What is your favorite TV show?
NCIS.
5. If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be?
Nowhere but Indiana! I would like to see the world though, but I'd always return to Hoosierville.
6. What did you have for breakfast?
Generic version of Honey Bunches of Oats.
7. What is your favorite cuisine?
Italian.
8. What foods do you dislike?
Spicy foods.
9. Favorite Place to Eat?
Dairy Queen, Olive Garden or Steak N Shake.
10. Favorite dressing?
Italian, nothing else will do.
11. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
1999 blue-gray Taurus.
12. What are your favorite clothes?
Casual and comfortable: t-shirts, tanks, shorts, blue jeans.
13. Where would you visit if you had the chance?
Right now, I'm in the mood for Bavaria.
14. Cup 1/2 empty or 1/2 full?
1/2 full.
15. Where would you want to retire?
Only in Indiana.
16. Favorite time of day?
The morning.
17. Where were you born?
Beech Grove, IN.
18. What is your favorite sport to watch?
Figure skating.
19. Who do you think will not tag you back?
Probably Terrie, since I got this from her. :~)
20. Person you expect to tag you back first?
My sister.
21. Who are you most curious about their responses to this?
Uncle Bill. I don't see him very often on Facebook.
22. Bird watcher?
Only if I see an uncommon bird, like a woodpecker or a humming bird.
23. Are you a morning person or a night person?
A little of both.
24. Do you have any pets?
Well, technically, I have only one. A psycho gray tabby cat named Bingley. But my sis has two cats named Garfield and Darcy. And Dad has a graceful Basset hound named Grace.
25. Any new and exciting news you'd like to share?
Nah, the exciting news I did have turned out to be a dud.
26. What did you want to be when you were little?
A firefighter, palentologist or an archeologist.
27. What is your best childhood memory?
Living next door to my grandma.
28. Are you a cat or dog person?
Both.
29. Are you married?
Nope.
30. Always wear your seat belt?
Of course, it's the law.
31. Been in a car accident?
Thank God, no.
32. Any pet peeves?
Hypocrites.
33. Favorite Pizza Toppings?
Extra sauce and extra cheese, and a wee bit of sausage.
34. Favorite Flower?
White roses and the tulips my grandma used to grow.
35. Favorite ice cream?
Neopalitan. (sp?)
36. Favorite fast food restaurant?
Dairy Queen. Yummy tenderloins and scrumptious desserts.
37. How many times did you fail your driver's test?
None of your beeswax. :~P
38. From whom did you get your last email?
Can't remember.
39. Which store would you choose to max out your credit card?
Probably Booksamillion.
40. Do anything spontaneous lately?
No, not really.
41. Like your job?
Oh yeah, nothing like cleaning toilets. ;~p
42. Broccoli?
Yes, dripping in butter.
43. What was your favorite vacation?
Hmmm, going to the outlet mall in Tuscola was cool. But I loved the day we went to Nashville, that was awesome.
44. Last person you went out to dinner with?
Hmmm, probably the family.
45. What are you listening to right now?
Sirus 1940's channel. Ina Ray Hutton is singing, "Five O'Clock Whistle."
46. What is your favorite color?
Powder blue.
47. How many tattoos do you have?
None. Needles freak me out.
48. How many are you tagging for this quiz?
Not sure.
49. What time did you finish this quiz?
9:10am.
50. Coffee Drinker?
Never, coffee tastes bleh! I love the smell though.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
A Survey on Christianity
1. Are you a Christian?
Yes.
2. What is your perception of Christianity? Can you give some specific incidents that have lead to or confirmed your perception?
Well, my perception of Christianity is basically love. God's love for us that He sent His only Son to this earth; Jesus' love for us to die for our sins and come back to life; and the Holy Spirit's love for us to guide and direct us on a daily basis. This is what I get from prayer and when I read the Bible, and from church too. I suppose I view God is a father who is reaching out to this world, but most of this world isn't reaching back and turns a blind eye to Him and what He wants.
3. How do you feel others (Christians and nonbelievers) view Christianity? What makes you think this is the view they hold?
I think that most people see Christians or those who attend church as droll, boring and ridged people who use God/religion as a crutch. And unfortunately they believe this way because of a personal expirience. Perhaps they have encountered a fellow believer or someone who considers themself religious who acted that way. Or they have been to a church that preached damnation and judgement.
4. Name a well known individual whose character, lifestyle, and beliefs serve as an example of what you think a Christian is.
As of late, I've been reading about Sophie Scholl and her personal life. She was a Christian, but she wasn't perfect, nor did she claim to be. Then there was Corrie ten Boom who hid Jews, was arrested and sent to a concentration camp for it. I've also read some about the priest named Maximillian Kolbe, who was referred to as the Saint of Auschwitz. Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Martin Niemoller were two others, along with Stefania Podgorska.
5. What is the greatest difference between your understanding of the teachings of Jesus and the way Christians today live out their faith?
As mentioned in question three, the damnation and judgment part... I believe it's coming but only for those who refuse to have anything to do with God or Jesus Christ. I hear how people complain that God is narrow minded and they wonder why He doesn't accept everyone. Unlike us humans, God doesn't discriminate, He loves us all, created us all, died for us all and accepts everyone who submits to Him. What more does the world want from Him? He's done the hard part, all that's left is for them to commit to Him. Consider this, God is the creator of the world and desires His own creation to believe and act in a manner that He desires. That's why He gets to call the shots, because He's God.
Yes.
2. What is your perception of Christianity? Can you give some specific incidents that have lead to or confirmed your perception?
Well, my perception of Christianity is basically love. God's love for us that He sent His only Son to this earth; Jesus' love for us to die for our sins and come back to life; and the Holy Spirit's love for us to guide and direct us on a daily basis. This is what I get from prayer and when I read the Bible, and from church too. I suppose I view God is a father who is reaching out to this world, but most of this world isn't reaching back and turns a blind eye to Him and what He wants.
3. How do you feel others (Christians and nonbelievers) view Christianity? What makes you think this is the view they hold?
I think that most people see Christians or those who attend church as droll, boring and ridged people who use God/religion as a crutch. And unfortunately they believe this way because of a personal expirience. Perhaps they have encountered a fellow believer or someone who considers themself religious who acted that way. Or they have been to a church that preached damnation and judgement.
4. Name a well known individual whose character, lifestyle, and beliefs serve as an example of what you think a Christian is.
As of late, I've been reading about Sophie Scholl and her personal life. She was a Christian, but she wasn't perfect, nor did she claim to be. Then there was Corrie ten Boom who hid Jews, was arrested and sent to a concentration camp for it. I've also read some about the priest named Maximillian Kolbe, who was referred to as the Saint of Auschwitz. Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Martin Niemoller were two others, along with Stefania Podgorska.
5. What is the greatest difference between your understanding of the teachings of Jesus and the way Christians today live out their faith?
As mentioned in question three, the damnation and judgment part... I believe it's coming but only for those who refuse to have anything to do with God or Jesus Christ. I hear how people complain that God is narrow minded and they wonder why He doesn't accept everyone. Unlike us humans, God doesn't discriminate, He loves us all, created us all, died for us all and accepts everyone who submits to Him. What more does the world want from Him? He's done the hard part, all that's left is for them to commit to Him. Consider this, God is the creator of the world and desires His own creation to believe and act in a manner that He desires. That's why He gets to call the shots, because He's God.
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