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the 2021 daily meme, week 34
August 20. Which season do you think is the prettiest? Spring, with fall a close second.
21. What is the last thing you cooked? If "cooked" includes baking, brownies.
22. If you could live in a fictional world, which would it be? Depends on what kind of person I am in that world. If I were an ordinary person with average or below average economic prospects, Bujold's Beta Colony; while I wouldn't care for the outdoor environment and living underground, the social safety net would mean that I wouldn't starve and I'd have a better chance to try a risky career.
23. Where was the farthest you’ve ever traveled from home? Not sure whether it's the town in former East Germany my ex and I visited, or Kuopio, Finland.
24. Have you ever slammed the door when you were mad? Yes.
25. How old were you when you met your first love? Define love. First person I had a serious crush on? Eleven.
26. Were your college years the best years of your life? No, but I wish I could go back to a four-year residential college as an older and wiser adult.
21. What is the last thing you cooked? If "cooked" includes baking, brownies.
22. If you could live in a fictional world, which would it be? Depends on what kind of person I am in that world. If I were an ordinary person with average or below average economic prospects, Bujold's Beta Colony; while I wouldn't care for the outdoor environment and living underground, the social safety net would mean that I wouldn't starve and I'd have a better chance to try a risky career.
23. Where was the farthest you’ve ever traveled from home? Not sure whether it's the town in former East Germany my ex and I visited, or Kuopio, Finland.
24. Have you ever slammed the door when you were mad? Yes.
25. How old were you when you met your first love? Define love. First person I had a serious crush on? Eleven.
26. Were your college years the best years of your life? No, but I wish I could go back to a four-year residential college as an older and wiser adult.