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the 2021 daily meme, week 45
November 5. When was the last time you flew on a plane? 2019.
6. How many first cousins do you have? At least nineteen (two of whom are deceased) that I'm certain of, plus two maybes, and I would be unsurprised to find I have more.
7. What’s the longest period of time you’ve gone without sleep? 36 hours.
8. Did the house you grew up in have a big yard? By city standards, yes; by rural standards, no.
9. What has been the most difficult class you’ve ever taken? Classical mechanics.
10. What’s something that’s much more difficult than a lot of people realize? Book publishing.
11. What are some things a house would need to have for you to purchase it? A price I can afford in a neighborhood that's pleasant for me to live in. Depending on the regional climate, central heat/air. More than one toilet. A space where I can be private from the family. Good structural condition. (I live in a house that other buyers had passed over because of crayon graffiti in the living room by previous renters; we looked at it and said "well, a lot of it's ugly, but it can be painted over".)
6. How many first cousins do you have? At least nineteen (two of whom are deceased) that I'm certain of, plus two maybes, and I would be unsurprised to find I have more.
7. What’s the longest period of time you’ve gone without sleep? 36 hours.
8. Did the house you grew up in have a big yard? By city standards, yes; by rural standards, no.
9. What has been the most difficult class you’ve ever taken? Classical mechanics.
10. What’s something that’s much more difficult than a lot of people realize? Book publishing.
11. What are some things a house would need to have for you to purchase it? A price I can afford in a neighborhood that's pleasant for me to live in. Depending on the regional climate, central heat/air. More than one toilet. A space where I can be private from the family. Good structural condition. (I live in a house that other buyers had passed over because of crayon graffiti in the living room by previous renters; we looked at it and said "well, a lot of it's ugly, but it can be painted over".)